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when: 10 December 2022 - 16 April 2023 | venue: Level 3, City Hall | cost: Free | address: Level 3, Brisbane City Hall King George Square, Brisbane City, 4000, Queensland, Australia | website: https://www.museumofbrisbane.com.au/whats-on/play-moves/
published: 28 Mar 2023, 5 min read
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Museum of Brisbane is once again inviting the community to break the boundaries of audience and artist with its largest participatory exhibition to date, Play Moves.
Bringing together a collection of local and national participatory artists, MoB invites people of all ages and abilities to surrender themselves to the sublime art of play. Here you will dance, weave and move your way through six large scale installations where every action you take makes the art around you grow, change and come alive.
Experience analogue technology by weaving through a mega looms' warp or weft (Slow Art Collective), then step into the future as your physical and digital world morph into one mixed reality (Sai Karlen). Time-warp into a subverted office of the 80s to find a hidden party and jiving pot plants (Counterpilot), explore a sound interactive environment (Tara Pattenden), enter a technicolour demolition party (UnitePlayPerform) and embrace yourself within soft cocooned sculptures (Michelle Vine).
Play Moves places you at the heart of creative expression and cultural exchange by transforming you from spectator to contributor, inviting you to connect and learn from those around you.
It's good to play.
With thanks to Exhibition Partner Gadens. MoB has received funding through the Australian Government's Restart Investment to Sustain and Expand (RISE) Fund to support this exhibition.
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Museum of Brisbane is once again inviting the community to break the boundaries of audience and artist with its largest participatory exhibition to date, Play Moves.
Bringing together a collection of local and national participatory artists, MoB invites people of all ages and abilities to surrender themselves to the sublime art of play. Here you will dance, weave and move your way through six large scale installations where every action you take makes the art around you grow, change and come alive.
Experience analogue technology by weaving through a mega looms' warp or weft (Slow Art Collective), then step into the future as your physical and digital world morph into one mixed reality (Sai Karlen). Time-warp into a subverted office of the 80s to find a hidden party and jiving pot plants (Counterpilot), explore a sound interactive environment (Tara Pattenden), enter a technicolour demolition party (UnitePlayPerform) and embrace yourself within soft cocooned sculptures (Michelle Vine).
Play Moves places you at the heart of creative expression and cultural exchange by transforming you from spectator to contributor, inviting you to connect and learn from those around you.
It's good to play.
With thanks to Exhibition Partner Gadens. MoB has received funding through the Australian Government's Restart Investment to Sustain and Expand (RISE) Fund to support this exhibition.
Go see Play Moves 2022.
Play Moves 2022 is on 10 December 2022 - 16 April 2023. See start and end times below. Conveniently located in Brisbane City. Visit their website at https://www.museumofbrisbane.com.au/whats-on/play-moves/.
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