GALLERY: FBi Presents: Food Fight at Bigge Park
Who doesn’t love a good food fight? Liverpool’s Bigge Park was transformed into foodie heaven for this live art event, raising awareness of food security issues.
Who doesn’t love a good food fight? Liverpool’s Bigge Park was transformed into foodie heaven for this live art event, raising awareness of food security issues.
Norwegian producer Cashmere Cat took the reigns for the first event in the FCxMCA series for summer – set on the unique sculpture terrace of the MCA with Sydney harbour as the backdrop.
Canvas took their last show of the year as an opportunity to talk about the events, spaces, artists and projects that provoked and inspired across 2014 – with guests from the MCA, Firstdraft and Brown Council.
Start your weekend with FBi DJs at MCA’s Art Bar or get entertained by A Rational Fear. Check out installations, artistic experiments and performance on Saturday and finish up with a Biennale Boot Camp.
Check out Sydney’s Lunar New Year highlights, the MCA’s late night queer art party, a festival of short and sweet dance and 25 artists re-imagining the covers of their favourite books.
Weekend looking a little culture-dry? Don’t get your knickers in a knot, we’ll help you out.
Is this a dinner party gone wrong? Gemma Piali discovers how the world of Wangechi Mutu draws you in with pretty objects, yet fills you with the horrifying suspense of a film.
A constellation of live ballerinas, edible gold, scientists and… paper bags over one’s head. It’s not outer space, but it’s guest curator Michaela Gleave curating this week’s space-like ARTBAR at the Museum of Contemporary Art.
At Cinemania last week, Dara Gill and Zoe Coombs Marr presented two topics that sat strangely together, but in a good way, like… haloumi and watermelon. Maria White whets your appetite for tonight’s exploration of cinematic glory…
Pip Smith explains the hiatus of Penguin Plays Rough, and talks about this Thursday’s storytelling smorgasbord This Is Not A Lecture Theatre.