A new mural has been completed at Greenslopes State School, with the external Henry Street wall turned into a collaborative artwork created with Manamana Dreaming and participants involved in the project.
Greenslopes Wall Becomes Site of New Artwork
The external wall along Henry Street at Greenslopes State School now features a large mural developed through a shared creative process. The finished work forms a visible addition to the school’s streetside frontage.
The mural was created in partnership with Manamana Dreaming and includes contributions made during the project. Participants were involved in forming elements of the final design.
Thumbprints Added as Part of Greenslopes Mural
The mural process included participants adding thumbprints, which were incorporated into the completed artwork. This element formed part of the overall design and contributed to the collaborative nature of the project.
Among those who took part were Ms Coffey, Mr Kelly and Ms Cunningham, who also added their thumbprints during the process. Their participation reflects broader involvement across those present during the mural’s creation.
Greenslopes Project Delivered With First Nations Artists
The artwork was developed with Manamana Dreaming, a First Nations family group based in South East Queensland. The group specialises in art, cultural education, digital projects and community-focused work.
Artist profiles from the group highlight experience in creative practice and engagement across different audiences. Their involvement supported the delivery of the mural at Greenslopes State School.
Support Behind the Greenslopes Mural
The project also received a $1,500 grant provided to the school’s Parents and Citizens group. This support contributed to the completion of the mural project.
Public responses shared alongside the project described the finished mural as a positive addition to the school environment. The artwork now stands as a completed feature on the Greenslopes school wall.
Published 30-Mar-2026
