It’s the arts. From The Age:
Next month, Melburnians will have the chance to experience one of the city’s most iconic buildings as never before when Trades Hall opens its doors to artists and performers as the new Fringe festival hub…
“It feels like this is the next chapter for Melbourne Fringe,” Simon Abrahams said of his fifth year as the festival’s artistic director…
Making use of the building’s central location and size, one work commissioned for this year’s festival, Skin, will see an animated projection of tattoos from neurodiverse LGBTQ+ people’s bodies covering the Victoria Street facade.
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