Blending cabaret and physical theatre, enveloped in visuals and audio, this project will explore the Elements through the female form and femininity using dance and movement.
This eclectic group of performers are coming together for the first time: featuring Sarina del Fuego, Burlesque performer and … Read More →
Category Archives: 2010
Projected from the Elements
Reef Knot
PROJECT: FILLING IN THE CRACKS
Reef Knot are inviting new and emerging public artists to work with them to create a series of small scale, environmentally friendly works along Kensington Street, Chippendale. Drawing on Reef Knot’s experience producing community-based, engaging public art, the works will create … Read More →
Synarcade Audio-Visuals
PROJECT: THE LUMIPHONIC CREATURE CHOIR
‘The Lumiphonic Creature Choir’ is Synarcade Audio-Visuals’ new work-in-progress and the follow-on from the acclaimed “Emergence: Build Your Own Being”. It is a ghostly 21st century organ of human voices singing songs and reciting tales for a digitally cloned age. A … Read More →
The Seafarer’s Academy
PROJECT: I SCARE MY 6 YEAR OLD SELF
‘My brother sits down with another round. He has bought me a midi of beer. The last time we were all together was Queensland in 1997. We went to Brisbane’s equivalent of Questacon and perhaps for the first … Read More →
Thomas Keily & Bravo Child
PROJECT: DRAW ME A MAP MY BROTHER
There are two boys who believe there must be a way out of here.
Over the course of Underbelly Arts, Thomas and Bravo will fashion together a map – a something woven together of scraps of rhyme, … Read More →
Underbelly Arts launches for 2010
And we’re excited. 15 artist projects. 100 artists. A new home. Welcome to our new website for Underbelly Arts 2010.
pie full of blackbirds
PROJECT: FRAGILE CONTENTS
Prepare for a DIY 3D experience. By looking through the peepholes in a hanging cargo box, the viewer is granted a private experience of hand-made 3D imagery. Nearby you can watch an instructional video, showing how the artists created the work.
This project … Read More →