Join members of Aha Ensemble in conversation with Professor Bree Hadley, as they discuss their newly commissioned participatory installation Absolutely Everybody Judges.

Having worked primarily in performative practices, Absolutely Everybody Judges represents the collective’s first installation work. An improvised interaction between Aha Ensemble and audience members forms the basis of this multi-sensory installation which creates a dialogue where hierarchies are upended, limits are undermined, power dynamics reversed, and assumptions are playfully undone.

Learn more about the Ensemble’s intentions for making the work, their methodologies for generating the material for the installation, insights into the development of Absolutely Everybody Judges in residence at the IMA, and what they hope people take away from the experience they’ve created.

We invite you to join us in the courtyard for morning tea and informal conversation following the talk.

Accessibility information:
This talk will be AUSLAN interpreted.
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Photograph by Jorge Serra.