Arts & Culture
When tea ruled
Little Flinders St (alternatively known as Flinders Lane or “the Lane”), was one of Melbourne’s east-west “little streets” and always had a strong association with the city’s wholesale trade.
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The kindest cut
The artist known as “Man of Darkness” doesn’t relate to either title of stencil artist or street artist.
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He’s Kranky!
Kranky has a history with street art/graffiti that dates back to the late 1960s.
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Female Confectioners’ Union Victorian Branch
Female Confectioners’ Union Victorian Branch: Eight Hours Day Float (Eight Hours Day Procession Melbourne), c.1925
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In praise of reading
New Zealand novelist Eleanor Catton filled the CBD’s Deakin Edge theatre with readers during Melbourne Writers Festival, using the delicate art of narrative to give them wings.
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Glowing reviews for Fringe
Patrons at this year's Melbourne Fringe Festival couldn't miss this character emerging from the darkness during a "Luminous" performance last month.
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Orry-Kelly: Dressing Hollywood
Orry-Kelly is one of Australia’s most successful costume designers.
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New spin on old-world tailoring
Tuscan-inspired wine bar The Florence opens above Flinders Lane favourite
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