Places of Worship is part photographic exhibition, part performance art - and it's set to be out of this world.
What happens when two of Melbourne’s most dynamic and glamorous performance artists take their creative talents to the world of photography? Exploring supernatural worlds beyond imagination, The Huxleys’ stunning surrealist photographic series, Places of Worship, is set to answer this question when it’s displayed at the State Library of Victoria on Friday, January 27.
The Huxleys Places of Worship
- The Huxleys are exhibiting light-boxes of Places of Worship in the surrounds of The State Library and Testing Grounds
- The exhibition will include a live interactive roving performance featuring The Huxleys and special guests
- It takes place this Friday, January 27
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This unique art exhibition all takes place at the State Library of Victoria in Melbourne, allowing visitors a chance to dive into a world of colour, texture, and creativity through their dynamic visuals and supernatural aesthetic.
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Places of Worship: The Huxleys is part of Midsumma X Ignite Melbourne program. This program has been supported through the Melbourne City Revitalisation Fund, a partnership between the Victorian Government and the City of Melbourne.
If you’re looking for a unique and creative way to spend your Friday night, then look no further than The Huxleys’ upcoming photographic exhibition Places of Worship.
It all goes down on Friday, January 27. Find out more by heading here.
