First Thursdays: Hannah Brontë

Enter a diamante-encrusted, neon-lit artistic wonderland at IMA.
Sarah Ward
April 26, 2017

Overview

On the first Thursday of every month, the Institute of Modern Art has started staying up late, opening its doors to an array of artists and throwing a free shindig. Come May 4, it's Hannah Brontë's turn to lead the fun. Stepping into a diamante-encrusted, neon-lit artistic wonderland is one of the things on the agenda.

At First Thursdays' May edition, the Brisbane-based interdisciplinary artist doesn't just want to put on a show — she wants you to be part of it. Her piece is called The Venus Fly Trap, and she'll be staging a live music video. Prepare to become a performer and play a role in the final artwork.

It all ties into Brontë's continue her exploration of female empowerment, challenging current societal structures and painting a picture of matriarchal futures, aka just what every Thursday should offer. She'll be joined by female rappers Jesswar, Miss Blanks, G Eleni, Aywin and Kaylah Truth, as well as DJ Damelia spinning tunes.

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