The MCA’s Latest Exhibition Is A Weird And Fascinating Mix of Augmented Reality, Installations And More
Get lost in wild installations, performances and in-depth conversations by artists at Ultra Unreal.
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Get lost in wild installations, performances and in-depth conversations by artists at Ultra Unreal.
Ultra Unreal is the MCA’s latest offering and it features the works of six artists and collectives. Blending myth and reality, evolving belief systems and fluidity of being, the exhibition creates new worlds while exploring existing realities. Works by Club Ate (Sydney), Korakrit Arunanondchai and Alex Gvojic (Bangkok & New York) are featured. Lawrence Lek (London), Lu Yang (Shanghai), and Saeborg (Tokyo) also bring their unique ideas to the exhibition.
The exhibition takes it’s inspiration from a number of diverse elements. Religion, neuroscience, ecology, artificial intelligence, myth, gaming, and queer culture combine in this immersive experience.
You’ll also find many odd fixtures like inflatable dung beetles and giant bees as part of the exhibition.
Highlights include:
Daily screenings of Lu Yang, Lawrence Lek, and Saeborg will also be featured from Tuesday to Sunday. Entry is completely free of cost, however bookings are required for artist talks.
Ultra Unreal is on display at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, MCA Level 1 Galleries from Friday, July 22 until Sunday, October 2. Get all the details here.