Rapid Prototype
Contemplate the physical, the digital, the mechanical and the narrative in our favourite Kings Cross carpark.
Overview
Rapid Prototype plans to bring to Alaska Projects' underground art space some of three-dimensional printing's make-sure-things-get-made-right attitude of print out, check out and recycle. The night is part of Legs on the Wall's Open Source program, with this tilt letting artists try out their new ideas in rough draft form on a looming public.
Music-maker Sam Pettigrew faces off against Friends with Deficits, soon-to-be Fringe artist Jonathon Watts does live projections, while fellow audio-visual divo Toby Knyvett finds where light and politics intersect. Adam Synnott plays with links, Carolyn Eccles with sound, Blue Lucine and Alex Harrison cinema, and postman Luke Pasquale Calarco works out his mix of the mechanical and the narrative. Meanwhile, Television is Dead will contemplate the physical and the digital.
Photo by Jeremy Belinfante.
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