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Drift set to float at Point Leo

By MP News GroupMay 10, 2022Updated:May 11, 2022No Comments1 Min Read
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THE inaugural Drift festival continues on Saturday with a floating gallery at Point Leo.

Titled Ocean, the exhibition curated by Janenne Willis includes visual, sound, video and performance artists.

Willis says the “experiential, site specific installation encourages audiences to swim, paddle or row amid ocean-inspired works by Shanai Kellett, Leyla Bulmer, Judith Van Heeren, Warren Cooke, Hayden O’Neill, Tilly Riches, Alice Blanch, Sarah Dingwall and Hamish Donaldson.

The works will be found in the water off Point Leo Boat Club, on Saturday 14 May (weather permitting).

Details: driftartsfestival.com.au/program/o-c-e-a-n-floating-gallery

The Point Leo part of the Ocean exhibition follows Groundswell, above, the 24 April to 1 May experience at Dromana where people were able to walk on a six-metre diameter Perspex-covered platform filled with 40,000 illuminated ball bearings.

First published in the Western Port News – 11 May 2022

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