Learn some new dance moves and join everyone for the final show just before 11pm.
Various locations:
9pm GPAC,
10pm Little Malop in front of Focus Five,
10.30pm Little Malop street in front of Eureka.
This beautiful 3D wall art has been installed by artist Scott Jensen. The big and little butterfly installation sees visitors land on a flower when the 3D image comes to life. People are encouraged to jump in the image, take a picture and tag @lovecentralgeelong.
Hidden somewhere in the city you mind find Pixel Alley - a large array of 1344 suspended LED spheres that display a dazzling array of colourful patterns and sequences, transforming an unassuming alleyway into a myriad of mesmerizing colour and light.
This 8m high street art project was completed by the highly regarded artist Baby Guerrilla. The artwork explores the relationship between people and the virtual world. This permanent public artwork will host a diverse range of creative responses by digital artists. Olaf Meyer has digitally mapped the artwork and brought a child to life exploring amazing virtual worlds.
Geelong is a town of re-use and reinvention, sights, sounds and smells of new and old intermingled. The Audiocycle is no different. Built from salvaged items, the Boe Audiocycle runs on the energy of Geelong's inhabitants. Hop on board, start pedalling, and use your pedal power to share the music with all around.
"The Fish became the Moon” brings to life a beautiful old Aboriginal story, that connects people with the sea, the earth and the moon. We hope that our installation will raise an awareness and pride within our indigenous students and the broader community.
The Sleeper is based on the perception of what is real, and what is not. It stems from an emotion that is fuelled by a feeling that something seen in a dream is real, so real that even after the dreamer has awoken, a question of it's truth lingers.
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