Posts Tagged ‘Live Art’
Meat Mirror
Presented by Meat Mirror Be shared! Or be scared! Ever wondered how dangerous Kim Kardashian’s booty is? And just how far social media and celebrity culture will invade? MEAT MIRROR…
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Presented by Meat Mirror Be shared! Or be scared! Ever wondered how dangerous Kim Kardashian’s booty is? And just how far social media and celebrity culture will invade? MEAT MIRROR…
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Presented by Meat Mirror Be shared! Or be scared! Ever wondered how dangerous Kim Kardashian’s booty is? And just how far social media and celebrity culture will invade? MEAT MIRROR…
Read MoreThe Women in The Wallpaper
Presented by Oubliette Theatre A visual arts exhibition. Art in the gallery will relate directly to feminist literature, drawing upon its themes of isolation and mental health – topics all…
Read MoreThe Women in The Wallpaper
Presented by Oubliette Theatre A visual arts exhibition. Art in the gallery will relate directly to feminist literature, drawing upon its themes of isolation and mental health – topics all…
Read MoreLanternHead
Feet turned wrong way round and upside down amongst an array of lights, a strange creature of the night beckons you over simply to entice your humanly senses with spell-binding…
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Presented by Meat Mirror Be shared! Or be scared! Ever wondered how dangerous Kim Kardashian’s booty is? And just how far social media and celebrity culture will invade? MEAT MIRROR…
Read More101 Ways to Stare at a Wall
101 Ways to Stare at a Wall is a provocative, immersive, live-art performance ritual, that challenges us to re-consider the complexities of living amidst the beauty and the trauma of…
Read MoreThe Women in The Wallpaper
Presented by Oubliette Theatre A visual arts exhibition. Art in the gallery will relate directly to feminist literature, drawing upon its themes of isolation and mental health – topics all…
Read MoreThe Women in The Wallpaper
Presented by Oubliette Theatre A visual arts exhibition. Art in the gallery will relate directly to feminist literature, drawing upon its themes of isolation and mental health – topics all…
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