A crowd-sourced toplist with the best street art in Chinatown, Melbourne. Edited by "Jay-Jay" Dorsey.
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The young lady that attended to us was very helpful and had a wealth of information to help us with our decision. There was a great variety of stock on display and all this will probably make our decision easier.
Worth a wander reflects on a plastic soul
Really beautiful art. Clean alley way with several restaurants.
Great gallery. Great artists. Great curators etc etc.
Great street graffiti. Not a big fan of graffiti but to be honest, the art was amazing.
I was pleasantly surprised to stumble upon this laneway. This cleaned up laneway is a far cry from what it used to be years ago. There were some very interesting pieces of Street art here. Will be adding this lane to my street art list.
My masked tear matches my empty pages poem perfectlt
Keep walking down Flinders Lane and you'll find a lot more. Pay close attention as there are little, half hidden gems that are easy to miss when noticing the big murals.
Beautiful graffiti by extremely talented artists . Can drop by for 20 minutes or so and take some nice photos
Best place to see the art of life pictures.. thanks artists suppeerrr painting.
The current exhibition is a great summary of the influence, extending from the old Working Men's College to today's RMIT University, that this institution has had on art and design. I thoroughly recommend a visit!
Nice lane but stinks like urine very bad
I have heard Melbourne touted as one of the largest, free, art exhibits on the planet. Whilst I can’t confirm that as true, and appreciating street art and graffiti are not everyone’s cup of tea, the work on offer is however abundant, bold, bright, and today we were pleasantly surprised by a massive mural after strolling down Higson.
The images taken on google maps last drive by show this as you’d expect any functional alley to look: bare walls, bins, exits. However this little nook has had a facelift in recent times and is a new addition to Melbourne’s street art scape.
What are you waiting for? Grab a coffee and get strolling.
I have heard Melbourne touted as one of the largest, free, art exhibits on the planet. Whilst I can’t confirm that as true, and appreciating street art and graffiti are not everyone’s cup of tea, the work on offer is however abundant, bold, bright, and today we were pleasantly surprised by a massive mural after strolling down Higson.
The images taken on google maps last drive by show this as you’d expect any functional alley to look: bare walls, bins, exits. However this little nook has had a facelift in recent times and is a new addition to Melbourne’s street art scape.
What are you waiting for? Grab a coffee and get strolling.
Nice surprise on wall of the Hyatt.
Every time I visit here I love seeing the works by local artists. Stunning building and display areas.
Amazing staff! Thank you Vee for all your help today, truly appreciated. Your customer service, as well as assistance, was wonderful. Vee even helped carry my new prints to my car, in the rain!
Will definitely be back.
Always outstanding artwork, second to none.
Many thanks again,
Isabella
Flinders Lane Gallery is quite a safe option when you are in the mood of looking for some great paintings and sculptures.
Most shows I have seen there are established artists at a very high quality. They also have an annual emerging artists show around June/July.
A perfect venue in the city of Melbourne to hold exhibitions or host talks and F&B events. Full kitchen facilities available.
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