Cinema Faux Ever
Think beyond the choc-tops and popcorn with artist Nathan Corum.
Overview
Head to The Hold Artspace for the latest solo exhibition from Nathan Corum. Cinema Faux Ever will make you think differently about cinema as it invites you to re-examine the major components of this art form. Corum strips back theatre and everything it encompasses in order to shake up any preconceived ideas you may have developed. Corum treats cinema as a shared experience and as playing both an important and interesting role in our busy lives. Think beyond the choc-tops and popcorn and join Corum as he delves into the individual components of the cinematic space.
This exhibition is held at West End's The Hold Artspace. Owned by Luke Kidd and Kyle Spear, this gallery showcases the work of early to mid-career artists and whole-heartedly fosters local talent.
Cinema Faux Ever is running from Wednesday 26 – Saturday 30.
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