Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Scott-Marsh-s-Dirty-Power--Burnt-Country-Mural--in-Sydney-27MDHUK4SFR.htmlConceptually similarScott Marsh's Dirty Power: Burnt Country Mural, in SydneyGP1STX0RCompleted★★★★Scott Marsh's Dirty Power: Burnt Country Mural, in SydneyGP1STX0TCompleted★★★★Scott Marsh's Dirty Power: Burnt Country Mural, in SydneyGP1STX0SCompleted★★★★Scott Marsh's Dirty Power: Burnt Country Mural, in SydneyGP1STX1KCompleted★★★★★★Scott Marsh's Dirty Power: Burnt Country Mural, in SydneyGP1STX1MCompleted★★★★Scott Marsh's Dirty Power: Burnt Country Mural, in SydneyGP1STX2HCompleted★★★★★★Scott Marsh's Dirty Power: Burnt Country Mural, in SydneyGP1STX2ICompleted★★★★Scott Marsh's Dirty Power: Burnt Country Mural, in SydneyGP1STX2LCompleted★★★★Scott Marsh's Dirty Power: Burnt Country Mural, in SydneyGP1STX2NCompleted★★★★View AllGP1STWSJScott Marsh's Dirty Power: Burnt Country Mural, in SydneyAn onlooker during production of the mural by artist Scott Marsh, inspired by Greenpeace’s new documentary film, Dirty Power: Burnt Country.Locations:Australia-Oceania-SydneyDate:18 May, 2020Credit:© GreenpeaceMaximum size:5184px X 3456pxKeywords:Climate (campaign title)-Day-KWCI (GPI)-Men-One person-Outdoors-StreetsShoot:Dirty Power: Burnt Country Street Mural, in Sydney, AustraliaRenowned Sydney street artist Scott Marsh has painted a public mural inspired by Greenpeace’s new documentary film, Dirty Power: Burnt Country.The mural, located in the central Sydney suburb of Chippendale, is a silent protest against the network of media, industry and politics that helped create the conditions of Australia's 2019/2020 summer bushfire crisis. It depicts News Corp boss Rupert Murdoch presiding over a dinner party whose attendees include; Australia’s richest person, mining mogul Gina Rinehart, fellow billionaire coal miner and Liberal Party donor, Clive Palmer, climate denialist shock jock Alan Jones, News Corp columnist Andrew Bolt, Barnaby Joyce and Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
