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2008 Next Wave Festival

Program Two

Presented in Season 1 2008

Presented by 2008 Next Wave Festival

2020? – Ash Keating
6pm, Thurs 22 May Opening

Objects in Space
Throughout the Festival 15-31 May

The Counting & Ocular Proof
8pm, Thurs 29 May Opening

Esky
6pm, Thurs 22 May Opening
Throughout the Festival 15-31 May

 

Arts House
Meat Market
5 Blackwood St,
North Melbourne

Accessibility:

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Wheelchair Accessible

2020? –
Ash Keating
Discarded material diverted from landfill has been unloaded at Arts House, Meat Market and reconfigured by Ash Keating and collaborating artists to create 2020?, an immense visual and conceptual project of unique installations, interventions, and object-based works. 

Objects in Space
Objects in Space is a series of surprising art encounters and disruptions scattered throughout the functional spaces of the city forming a microscopic version of the 2008 Next Wave Festival visual arts program 

The Counting & Ocular Proof –
Rogue
Newly formed Melbourne based dance collective, Rogue, experiment with the creation of illusion and visionary limitations. Rogue presents the compelling double-bill Ocular Proof and The Counting exploring rhythmic tensions for the 2008 Next Wave Festival. 

Esky
Esky combines architecture, art, video, sound performance and spontaneous nomadic adventures. Inspired by the colloquial vernacular ‘portable cooler box’, Esky is a roving inflatable venue that will occupy peripheral and unconventional urban spaces.

For all event details visit nextwave.org.au

Presented by 2008 Next Wave Festival

2020? – Ash Keating
6pm, Thurs 22 May Opening

Objects in Space
Throughout the Festival 15-31 May

The Counting & Ocular Proof
8pm, Thurs 29 May Opening

Esky
6pm, Thurs 22 May Opening
Throughout the Festival 15-31 May

 

Arts House
Meat Market
5 Blackwood St,
North Melbourne

Supported by – From dance to theatre to visual art to architecture, Next Wave has specifically curated an Arts House, Meat Market arts program that’s designed to challenge, excite and explore the Festival theme, Closer Together.
Image by – Ash Keating, Study for 2020?, 2007