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when: 11 - 12 December 2020 | venue: Joynton Avenue Creative Centre | cost: Free | address: 3a Joynton Avenue, Zetland NSW 2017
published: 12 Dec 2020, 5 min read
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Renowned Global arts initiative Micro Galleries will project 45 artworks of resilience, hope and imagination from across the globe, focusing on unconventional public spaces in Jordan, Kenya, Nepal, Indonesia, Colombia and Peru.
From 11 - 13 December, Micro Galleries artists, through projection art festival Project / Forward: 2047, will prove that artists are vital in imaging a better world, and that not only will Covid not stop artists from creating, it's giving them the fuel to create the world we all want to see post-Covid.
There will be 2 screenings across 2 venues in Sydney:
Friday 11 from 8pm sundown in Matron Ruby Grant Park next to 107, Joynton Avenue Creative Centre.
Saturday 12 from 8 pm sundown, in Applebee Street, behind Tortuga St Peters.
With a focus on taking art to under-resourced communities, and supported by a further 6 screenings in USA, Australia, Hong Kong, Spain, Italy and Austria, this project aims to end 2020 on a more positive and hopeful note. By giving communities around the world a vision to work towards, artists can begin to help plan a better world post-Covid.
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Renowned Global arts initiative Micro Galleries will project 45 artworks of resilience, hope and imagination from across the globe, focusing on unconventional public spaces in Jordan, Kenya, Nepal, Indonesia, Colombia and Peru.
From 11 - 13 December, Micro Galleries artists, through projection art festival Project / Forward: 2047, will prove that artists are vital in imaging a better world, and that not only will Covid not stop artists from creating, it's giving them the fuel to create the world we all want to see post-Covid.
There will be 2 screenings across 2 venues in Sydney:
Friday 11 from 8pm sundown in Matron Ruby Grant Park next to 107, Joynton Avenue Creative Centre.
Saturday 12 from 8 pm sundown, in Applebee Street, behind Tortuga St Peters.
With a focus on taking art to under-resourced communities, and supported by a further 6 screenings in USA, Australia, Hong Kong, Spain, Italy and Austria, this project aims to end 2020 on a more positive and hopeful note. By giving communities around the world a vision to work towards, artists can begin to help plan a better world post-Covid.
Go see Project - Forward: 2047 2020.
Project - Forward: 2047 2020 is on 11 - 12 December 2020. See start and end times below. Conveniently located in Zetland.
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Event Details
what: Project - Forward: 2047 2020
when: 11 - 12 December 2020
start time/end time: Friday 11 December from 8pm to 9pm | Saturday 12 December from 8pm to 10pm
venue: Joynton Avenue Creative Centre
city/suburb: Zetland NSW
address: 3a Joynton Avenue, Zetland NSW 2017
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