Kylie goes on show
With the first ever Asia Pacific Outgames and the Midsumma festival soon to explode in Melbourne, gay pride is in overdrive. And now the cultural capital is home to a tribute to one of Australia’s biggest gay icons.
A unique and never-seen-before Kylie Minogue exhibition has gone on display in Chapel St.
Lifelong Kylie follower Troy Walker is exhibiting his personal collection of Kylie memorabilia, spanning the entire 20-year career of the pop princess.
This rare assortment of Kylie collectibles includes merchandise from Kylie’s sell-out tours of the past two decades and books and magazines from around the world printed in a number of languages.
Notable items include rare and limited edition Kylie Evian water (only a few thousand made), Kylie matches, a signed Australian flag and the Dancing Queen promotional CD.
“[Kylie’s] smile and her general aura just make people feel good,” Walker said.
“I hope by sharing my collection that I can bring a little touch of Kylie sunshine into the lives of others.”
The free exhibition is on at the Virgin Megastore on Chapel St for a limited time only.
