Student pop-up exhibition invades local gallery

Geordie Little

By Geordie Little
Published September 21, 2018

The Penrith Regional Gallery was the site of a nocturnal invasion, with its interior and gardens inundated by shadowy creatures, courtesy of students from Nepean Creative & Performing Arts High School.

This critter was created using black tape on Perspex, projected onto the wall with a torch.

The animals were cast in shadow on the gallery’s walls, brought to life by guests with torches and mobile phones ...

This story appeared in the October 2018 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.

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