Event
Adelaide
'Push / Pull' – ‘The Working Day’
Adelaide
Free
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Artist Luna Chan revisits Adelaide's post-object art history in this public performance at ARTpod.
Responding to Tony Kirkman's The Working Week (1974), Chan reimagines the work through a contemporary lens – focusing on the ethics, rituals and emotional labour of domestic work. Across the morning, she'll perform a series of quiet, care-based tasks inside the glass-walled ARTpod, drawing attention to the often unseen rhythms of maintenance and everyday life.
Presented as part of She Also Performs – a project exploring feminist perspectives in the ACE archive.
Responding to Tony Kirkman's The Working Week (1974), Chan reimagines the work through a contemporary lens – focusing on the ethics, rituals and emotional labour of domestic work. Across the morning, she'll perform a series of quiet, care-based tasks inside the glass-walled ARTpod, drawing attention to the often unseen rhythms of maintenance and everyday life.
Presented as part of She Also Performs – a project exploring feminist perspectives in the ACE archive.
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