Art as an avalanche in an unstable landscape. Provoked by the debilitating culture of individualism today, Public Actions rallies the audience as mobilised citizens. When the lines between observation and participation become blurred, artist and audience may enter into a collaborative relationship and work together to reconsider the question of art as a force for social cohesion.

Public Actions involves a compelling and diverse group of artists in a series of ruptures in the theatre. Parts 1 and 2, Public Action and Group Action are performative ‘happenings’, that terraforms the theatre and instigates a mass displacement and relocation. Part 3, A Call To Actions, is an exhibition of recorded documents of public happenings in Melbourne.

The three-part work highlights situations where bodies and objects, the artist and the public negotiate the social codes behind their collective actions.

‘a fascinating, multifaceted work’ Witness Performance. Read the review here.

Reviews of previous works

‘Luke George’s work left a capacity audience tingling with internal animation knowing they had just experienced something as innovative as it was authentic.’ ArtsHub

‘His work is an exhilarating investigation of the present moment.’ ABC Arts

‘It takes a lot to move this audience. In fact it takes an explosion.’ Witness Performance

‘An intimate exploration of trust and acquiescence, artistry and sensuality, queerness and play; thrilling, exquisite and compelling.’ ArtsHub