Tickets to the former prime minister Julia Gillard’s Melbourne stage show, commemorating the 10-year anniversary of her famous “misogyny” speech, were snapped up in minutes. | CBD column by noeltowell
Well, mystery solved, via the artist’s son, who pointed us in the direction of his father’s great mate back in the day, eminent Melbourne architectSinclair, now retired to Lorne and who knocks out the occasional oil and canvass himself these days, told CBD he worked on the Crown Towers project in the early to mid-1990s while working for Daryl Jackson architects.
Sinclair would arrange access for Senbergs on the under-construction upper floors of the high rise, where Senbergs would spend his days painting the changing city below.
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