Find the person
who can say yes.
Talk to the owner or authorised representative. Describe the exact wall, artwork and painting dates.
A wall.
A conversation.
A place to create.
Got a wall? Know someone who does? Start with the owner. Agree the artwork. Give the place a new story.
Find the person
Put the
details in writing.
Record the surface, design, access, safety and repaint plans. Check what the local council and other relevant parties require.
Make the session
worth remembering.
Start only after permission and required approvals are in place. Respect the site, the neighbours and the artist.
Your first wall conversation.
On paper.
Download the two-page owner permission record. Fill it in together, attach the agreed design and wall photo, and keep signed copies.
Download the permission record ↗This is a general project template. It does not make a wall legal by itself, replace a council permit or authorise public access. Requirements vary by location.
Reference: Queensland Government guidance ↗ · Logan private-property street-art policy ↗
Help build
the next wall network.
We’re exploring a network of owner-approved walls. Verified private wall bookings are not available here yet. There are no wall slots for sale and no payment is taken.
Prepare a short enquiry below, then copy it into a message to the official G-SPOT account. This form builds your message in this browser; it does not upload or send your details.
Walls, art and collecting.
A permission record covers the agreed painting project. Photograph licensing, artist editions, NFTs and tokens need separate rights and choices. A token does not grant ownership of a wall or permission to paint it.
THE SCOUT / NEXT CHAPTERGood walls.
Good walls.
Real connections.
Start with permission. Build something people want to be part of.
Explore the existing map ↗