Never Enough

Have you given up on hope?
I could be your antidote.

I came forth to rest your fear
There to catch your falling tears
Begin and ending, no more pretending
Try descending into me

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Never Enough is an artistic experiment inside a celebrated space for self expression on Gadigal land, Sydney. A confluence of queer and gender diverse artists will gather and dare to respond to the notion of art as the antidote. 

The results are to be experienced in the bodies of those who witness, while they navigate through radical time and space at the Imperial Hotel, Erskineville. For nearly four decades, this iconic LGBTIQA+ landmark has played host to provocative queer artistry, and these memories are embedded in its foundations within a salubrious basement vortex.

Raves, dance parties and clubs are a unique mode of queer contemporary performance, one that is shared via a great interplay between artist and audience. These experiences are a playground for euphoric experimentation and participation. They belong in the contemporary canon of arts and culture and develop the work of emerging and established artists alike.

Never Enough is an art rave. A utopian space for queers of every identity to gather, disco and celebrate expression. The music will spin uninterrupted. There will be installation and performance art. We will turn the physical environment on its head and for a few hours you’ll be lost in a playground of pure delight.

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Adjust your mindset, do the same
All that is lost will be regained

Never, ever enough…It’s Never Enough. 

*We include the lyrical inspiration above from the quintessential 2001 dance track Never Enough by Boris Dlugosch featuring our queen and saviour, Róisín Murphy. 

Artwork by Aaron Paul.