James Tyrrell, of Harper & Charlie, captures Melbourne in a way that connects deeply to the city’s story and our shared memories. Drawing on archival photographs of buildings and places - some long gone but not forgotten - the Melbourne-based illustrator reimagines the city’s evolving landscape in a style reminiscent of vintage travel posters. His works feature beloved icons such as Flinders Street Station, the State Library of Victoria and the neon-lit 'Skipping Girl Vinegar' sign, alongside lesser-known buildings lost to development.
Throughout his career, James has worked with global brands across travel, apparel and large-scale architectural projects, and has been shortlisted multiple times for the AOI World Illustration Awards.
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| Thu 19 Mar |
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| Tue 24 Mar |
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| Thu 26 Mar |
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| Sat 28 Mar |
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| Tue 31 Mar |
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| Tue 7 Apr |
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| Thu 9 Apr |
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| Tue 14 Apr |
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| Thu 16 Apr |
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| Thu 23 Apr |
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| Sat 25 Apr |
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| Tue 28 Apr |
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| Thu 7 May |
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| Sat 9 May |
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| Thu 14 May |
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| Sat 16 May |
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| Tue 19 May |
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| Thu 21 May |
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| Sat 23 May |
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| Tue 26 May |
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| Thu 28 May |
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Location 
Trinity College (entry via Tin Alley)
Professor Sir Joseph Burke Gallery
100 Royal Parade
Parkville 3052
Price and bookings
This is a free event
Booking not required
Contact details
Accessibility
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