Do you love cities at night but don’t like walking alone?

If so, join us on an art walk to experience the night and exercise your right to the city for everyone. Re-imagine the National Triangle on this walking film and sound show, created by local artists and inspired by urban play. Enjoy alternative art-activism and histories. See projections re-skinning architecture, sculpture and conjuring creative landscapes. Flex your democratic muscle and make your own walking drawing along the way.
(Approximately 2 kms, low level of fitness required. Suitable for wheelchairs and mobility scooters.)

Contributing artists: Aaron Sun, Aislinn Smith, Astrid Breuer, Australian Dance Party, blackfella films, Brutalist by Bike Collective, Caren Florance, Concrete History Team, Jacquie Reid, Dr Kirsty Guster, Lee Collins and Mary Hutchison, Dr Martyn Jolly, Melinda Smith, Matchbox Pictures, Ming-Tai Lao, Nicole Voevodin-Cash, Ros Lemoh, Sue Maslin and Domestic Dirt, Sue Hardisty, Shane Breynard, Sophie Hawke, Somebody’s Aunt, and The Whitlams.

Supported by The Alastair Swayn Foundation, Australian National University, Canberra Art Biennial and the ACT Government. Collection material supplied by National Film and Sound Archive, National Portrait Gallery, National Museum of Australia and the National Library of Australia.