The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre

In a landmark art project for Vienna, a giant mural has been painted on one of the towers of the United Nations building. The importance of achieving the Sustainable Development Goals and shaping our common future is the focus of the street artwork by Australian artist Fintan Magee.

VIENNA, 28 June 2024 - The United Nations building in Vienna has taken on a very different appearance, with the painting of a giant street artwork on the side of one of the towers. The project creating the biggest mural in Vienna is in support of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the Summit of the Future. The artwork by Australian artist Fintan Magee explores the human elements of the United Nations and the fragility of peace.

The painting is in collaboration with the Calle Libre Street Art Festival, with the backing of the Vienna-based UN organizations, the Host Country and Host City and additional support from the private sector and the Global Compact Network Austria.

„Woman with Dove - Shaping Our Common Future“

Accessible Street Art at the UN in Vienna

Learn about Fintan Magee's artwork at the Vienna International Centre:

The Artist – Fintan Magee

Man dressed in paint-covered clothes, wearing a cap and a safety harness, standing in a crane lift with blue sun umbrella in one corner, high up off the ground.
© UNIS Vienna/Laura Skocek

The painting "Woman with Dove - Shaping Our Common Future" has been implemented by the Australian artist Fintan Magee whose concept was chosen by a selected jury. A renowned street artist Fintan Magee arrived in Vienna just before he started work on the massive artwork. Painting the tower took 120 hours of work over approximately three weeks. Two assistants helped him with the artistic implementation, Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria.

The Sydney-based artist is known worldwide for his large-scale paintings, which often address social issues. His work is characterized by deep symbolism and striking visual representation. His large-scale murals can be found all over the world including in London, Los Angeles, Miami, Atlanta, Buenos Aires, Copenhagen, Moscow, Rome and Dublin.

Fintan Magee said: “This work examines the human elements in the role of the UN and the fragility of peace. The work is a reminder that peace is fragile, and humans are imperfect. Lasting stability should never be taken for granted and will always require continued diplomacy and human intervention. Peace is always hard work.”

The United Nations in Vienna and the Sustainable Development Goals

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The street art project is backed by the heads of the main Vienna-based UN organizations; the UN Office at Vienna/UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNOV/UNODC), International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization (CTBTO) and UN Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), as well as the Host Country and the City of Vienna.

The Director-General of the UN Office at Vienna, Ghada Waly, said: “We hope this artwork will be a source of inspiration for promoting sustainability, understanding and peace around the world. As we mark the 45th anniversary of the Vienna International Centre this year, we must seize this opportunity to re-invest in multilateralism and build momentum for the UN’s Summit of the Future taking place in September in New York.”

Sustainable Development Goals and the Summit of the Future

The mural will be a symbol for the fulfilment of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals and in particular Goal 16 on peace, justice and strong institutions.

The United Nations offices, agencies and organizations based in Vienna are all contributing to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals and helping to realize a world where everyone thrives in peace, dignity and equality on a healthy planet.

In September 2024 the Summit of the Future in New York aims to bring new life into the multilateral system so that the world can deliver on the promise of the United Nations Charter and the Sustainable Development Goals.

The Summit aims to adopt a Pact for the Future along with a Global Digital Compact and a Declaration for Future Generations. The work carried out by the UN organizations in Vienna is playing an essential role in this, by working to deliver a better, more peaceful, prosperous and fairer future for all.

The painting

It's mesmerizing to see Fintan Magee's artwork take shape at the United Nations in Vienna. Watch our documentary & timelapse.

Over the course of three weeks the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower was transformed into a work of art.

The tower is almost 1,000 square metres in size and it took approximately 210 litres of paint to cover the wall. The paint is being supplied by Calle Libre’s partners, Murexin.

The mural stands as a symbol for the fulfilment of all the 17 Sustainable Development Goals. Against the backdrop of conflict and crises around the world, this artwork, depicting a woman holding a white dove as a symbol of peace, is particularly dedicated to Goal 16 on ‘peace, justice and strong institutions’.

Artist Fintan Magee said: “Based on Picasso's "Child with a Dove", the work is painted with an Artico glass pattern that breaks up the figure and renders it abstract, seemingly distant. The woman in the painting is holding a white dove as a symbol of peace. The patterned glass effect depicts the human figure in the work as fragile, delicate and ephemeral.”

Mural street art is a contemporary art form which is readily accessible to a broad public. The B tower at the VIC is close to the main entrance and will be easily seen by thousands of people every day. It is expected that around 1.6 million people per month including those travelling on the U1 trains, motorists, conference participants, visitors on guided tours and staff will see it.

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45th anniversary of the Vienna International Centre

Frog-eye view of the tops of three towers of a building with some flags flying in front of them, with the logo of the 45th anniversary of the Vienna International Centre in the corner.
© UNIS Vienna

The mural painting on the B Tower takes place as the VIC marks its 45th anniversary in 2024. The work of the Vienna-based UN organizations in addressing global challenges is as relevant today as it was back in 1979.

Today the Vienna International Centre is home to more than a dozen UN organizations, offices and agencies. Their work encompasses a range of topics including nuclear safety and security, drug control, transnational organized crime and terrorism, sustainable development, international trade law and the peaceful uses of outer space.

The VIC was officially opened on 23 August 1979.

Calle Libre Street Art Festival

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Calle Libre’s mission is to enrich the city of Vienna with colourful and accessible art. Over the last 10 years, Calle Libre has grown to become the largest street art festival in Central Europe.

Calle Libre is pleased to be involved in the project to transform the grey wall at the VIC into a work of publicly available street art. Calle Libre hopes that the mural at the UN will help to raise awareness of the need for a sustainably peaceful future for all and the importance of art in public spaces. It will also contribute to Vienna’s place as an international centre for contemporary art.

The Director of the Calle Libre Street Art Festival and Artistic Director of the project, Jakob Kattner, said: “In today’s world, characterized by ongoing conflicts, refugees and migration, it is more important than ever to raise awareness of the need for a sustainable and peaceful future.”

Especially in Vienna, as an international city and centre for art and culture, the effect of this work of art in public space will be particularly noticeable and an important source of inspiration for the promotion of sustainability and peace. The colourful mural is likely to become an icon of the 22nd district.

“With this monumental street artwork, we have not only made a lasting statement on the subject of peace, but at the same time created the largest mural in the city, which will have an impact on the population for many years to come,” Jakob Kattner said.

How the artist/painting was chosen

Calle Libre Street Art Festival sent eight potential artists with samples to the United Nations in Vienna. The six partners - UNOV/UNODC, IAEA, CTBTO and UNIDO, the Host Country and Host City - voted for their three favourite artists who were each then asked to submit a design for the tower itself. The partners considered the designs and a clear favourite emerged. The final design was confirmed by the heads of the four main Vienna-based UN organizations.

Technical challenges of the project

The top of the tower is more than 50 metres above the ground. A lifting platform was required so that the artist could reach the top. A pro-bono crane was supplied by the Austrian company and Global Compact Network Austria member, Palfinger, to transport the artist and his assistant to the top of the tower. The crane can reach 64 metres in height and the maximum weight in the cabin is 600 kg.

The Buildings Management Service (BMS) and the UN Security and Safety Service at the VIC provided assistance to the artist to paint the giant wall safely.

Supporters

The Host Country and the City of Vienna are backing the project. The Austrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of of Labour and Economy as well as the Mayor of Vienna and the city’s 22nd district municipality are supporting the street art project, as is the Australian Embassy in Vienna. From the private sector, Palfinger, a participant in Global Compact Network Austria, Murexin, Superbude Hotel, Warda Network, Obsidian Holding, Strabag Kunstforum and others are offering support to the Calle Libre Street Art Festival for the project. The Global Compact Network Austria is also behind the project.

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Guided tours of the United Nations in Vienna

Two towers either side of a round building in a large paved area with a fountain on one side.
© UNIS Vienna

To learn more about the work of the Vienna-based family of UN organizations for peace, sustainable development and human rights, the public can visit the inside of the Vienna International Centre (VIC) on a tour with one of our multilingual tour guides. Around 50,000 people take a guided tour of the VIC every year.

Individuals can book to join a one-hour UN Vienna Tour offered Monday-Friday at 11am, 12.30pm, 2pm and 3.30pm in English, German and other languages.

Groups can book private tours at additional times, and can choose from various formats for different age groups including extended tours, lecture programmes and an interactive SDG tour for school groups.

For art lovers the Visitors Service also offers a dedicated Art Tour on Wednesdays at 3.30pm to explore the rich but little-known VIC art collection. In addition to a stop at the Calle Libre artwork, this tour gives participants a chance for a first-hand look at many other original artworks by renowned Austrian and international artists on display at the UN’s Vienna headquarters.

Inclusive art and the Zero Project

The Zero Project is a global and research-driven initiative working for a world with zero barriers. It was founded by the Austrian non-profit Essl Foundation, a long-standing partner of the United Nations Office at Vienna (UNOV).

In 2023, together with Calle Libre, the Serbian street artist Jana Danilovic was asked to design the artwork “Inclusion ZPC23” at the Zero Project Conference at the UN in Vienna. The Essl Foundation’s Founder, Martin Essl, and his family donated a tactile board to make the artwork accessible to people with visual impairments. Inspired by inclusive art solutions of the Zero Project, the Essl Family supported barrier-free access to additional artworks, including three Calle Libre murals in Karl Farkas Park in the 7th district in Vienna.

Through the installation of the tactile boards, people with and without disabilities can enjoy the street art. A panel, for the large-format mural "Woman with Dove – Shaping Our Common Future" at the Vienna International Centre, was provided by the Essl Foundation and made by VRVis.

Inauguration of the street art

There was a ceremonial inauguration on Friday, 28 June with representatives of the Host Country, City of Vienna, the city’s 22nd district municipality, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival and other supporters. The artist was there and talked about the process of creation, the motif, its connection to the city of Vienna and its importance for the district and its residents.

The Deputy Director-General of the United Nations Office at Vienna, Dennis Thatchaichawalit said of the artwork: “It speaks to our collective yearning for peace and justice, and to the hope that the United Nations still embodies. And it alludes to the role of women at the heart of our global aspirations for a better future. It is also a stand for the Sustainable Development Goals, and an optimistic prelude to the Summit of the Future in September.”

The public are encouraged to take photos and videos of the painting and share them on social media using the hashtags #UNOCityStreetArt #UNVienna and #callelibre.

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Calle Libre - Street Art at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

28 June 2024: The biggest street art in Vienna has been inaugurated today at a special ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in the city, with representatives of Host Country, City of Vienna, 22nd municipal district, the United Nations and the Calle Libre Street Art Festival as well as the artist himself, Fintan Magee. A tactile information board courtesy of Zero Project and partners was also unveiled to make the artwork accessible for people with disabilities. It took nearly three weeks for the renowned Australian artist to transform one of the towers of the UN building into the work of art, that covers almost 1,000 square metres. He was assisted by Sophi Odling from Australia and later Axel Schindler from Austria. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

26 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

26 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

26 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

26 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

26 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

26 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

26 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

26 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

26 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

26 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

26 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

26 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

26 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

26 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

26 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

26 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

24 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

24 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

24 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

24 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

24 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

24 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

24 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

24 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

20 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Fintan Magee meeting with Ghada Waly, Director-General/ Executive Director of the United Nations Office at Vienna (UNOV)/ United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC). Photo credit: UNIS Vienna/ Anna Proprentner
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

20 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Fintan Magee meeting with Ghada Waly, Director-General/ Executive Director of the United Nations Office at Vienna (UNOV)/ United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC). Photo credit: UNIS Vienna/ Anna Proprentner
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

20 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Ghada Waly, Director-General/ Executive Director of the United Nations Office at Vienna (UNOV)/ United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) at Gate 1 of the Vienna International Centre. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna/ Anna Proprentner
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

20 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Fintan Magee meeting with Robert Floyd, Executive Secretary of the CTBTO. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

20 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Fintan Magee meeting with Robert Floyd, Executive Secretary of the CTBTO. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

20 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna/ Anna Proprentner
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

20 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna/ Anna Proprentner
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

19 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna/ Anna Proprentner
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

19 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna/ Anna Proprentner
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

19 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna/ Anna Proprentner
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

19 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna/ Anna Proprentner
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

19 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna/ Anna Proprentner
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

19 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna/ Anna Proprentner
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

19 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna/ Anna Proprentner
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

19 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna/ Anna Proprentner
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

19 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna/ Anna Proprentner
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

19 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna/ Anna Proprentner
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

19 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna/ Anna Proprentner
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

17 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

17 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

17 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

17 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

17 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

15 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

15 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

15 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

15 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

15 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

15 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

14 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

14 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna/Laura Skocek
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

14 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna/Laura Skocek
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

14 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna/Laura Skocek
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

14 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna/Laura Skocek
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

14 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna/Laura Skocek
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

14 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna/Laura Skocek
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

14 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna/Laura Skocek
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

14 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna/Laura Skocek
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

14 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

14 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

14 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

14 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

14 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

14 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

14 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

14 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

14 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

14 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

14 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

14 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

14 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

14 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

13 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna/Anna Proprentner
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

13 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna/Anna Proprentner
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

13 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna/Anna Proprentner
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

13 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna/Anna Proprentner
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

13 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna/Anna Proprentner
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

12 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

12 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

12 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

12 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

12 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

12 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

12 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

12 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

12 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

12 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

10 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

10 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

10 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

10 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

10 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

10 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

10 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

10 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

10 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

10 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

10 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

10 June 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. Photo: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC

Calle Libre at the VIC

29 May 2024: The United Nations in Vienna and Calle Libre join forces to create a mural at the Vienna International Centre. A renowned street artist, Fintan Magee from Australia, transforms the 50 metres high and 20 metres wide tower of the VIC into a work of art. Photo credit: UNIS Vienna
Calle Libre at the VIC