Published
Fri, Jan 9, 2004, 08:52
Electric Monkeys is seeking interested artists to be part of ‘Culture Crunch’, an initiative that enables ‘artists’ (& non-artists) to show their works at a special exhibition feature at the upcoming ‘Domestic Bliss @ Space event on the Australia Day Long Weekend.
Featured artists will be given the opportunity to display their work in the ‘Electric Monkeys’ shop in Bondi for a special ‘Culture Crunch’ preview week leading up to the event which will feature an impressive local Aussie line-up including Melbourne trio Nubreed, Phil K & Gab Olivier.
With a liberal sense of the word ‘art’, the exhibition, which opens at 9pm, is apparently open to “…any medium you can imagine” and seeks to “…put some originality & imagination back into parties”. All those interested should hit the link below and check out the Electric Monkeys website: