Planting Tastes is a form of culinary choreography that brings participants into an experimental mode of storytelling, centred on culinary exploration. Individual performers trace the genealogy of ingredients through an orchestrated performance designed to evoke a multi-sensorial experience. Participants embark on a journey that navigates the ways in which food ingredients play a role in shaping our social and cultural experiences.
27 March
2 pm
28 March
1pm
29 March
1pm
30 March
12pm
31 March
12pm
The duration of performance is approximately 1 hour.
Planting Tastes is a form of culinary choreography that brings participants into an experimental mode of storytelling, centred on culinary exploration. Individual performers trace the genealogy of ingredients through an orchestrated performance designed to evoke a multi-sensorial experience. Participants embark on a journey that navigates the ways in which food ingredients play a role in shaping our social and cultural experiences.
27 March
2 pm
28 March
1pm
29 March
1pm
30 March
12pm
31 March
12pm
The duration of performance is approximately 1 hour.
Planting Tastes is a form of culinary choreography that brings participants into an experimental mode of storytelling, centred on culinary exploration. Individual performers trace the genealogy of ingredients through an orchestrated performance designed to evoke a multi-sensorial experience. Participants embark on a journey that navigates the ways in which food ingredients play a role in shaping our social and cultural experiences.
27 March
2 pm
28 March
1pm
29 March
1pm
30 March
12pm
31 March
12pm
The duration of performance is approximately 1 hour.
Planting Tastes is a form of culinary choreography that brings participants into an experimental mode of storytelling, centred on culinary exploration. Individual performers trace the genealogy of ingredients through an orchestrated performance designed to evoke a multi-sensorial experience. Participants embark on a journey that navigates the ways in which food ingredients play a role in shaping our social and cultural experiences.
27 March
2 pm
28 March
1pm
29 March
1pm
30 March
12pm
31 March
12pm
The duration of performance is approximately 1 hour.
A celebrated work of contemporary art, Sunayama Norico’s A Sultry World made its debut in 1995 at John Cage’s Rolywholyover A Circus exhibition at the Art Tower Mito in Japan. Having been staged at major venues in North America, Europe and Asia over the past thirty years, this captivating performance has garnered international acclaim and continues to enthral audiences today as much as ever.
Sunayama Norico, A Sultry World, is presented in partnership with CHAT (Centre for Heritage, Arts and Textile).
This performance is presented for the duration of Art Central.
Planting Tastes is a form of culinary choreography that brings participants into an experimental mode of storytelling, centred on culinary exploration. Individual performers trace the genealogy of ingredients through an orchestrated performance designed to evoke a multi-sensorial experience. Participants embark on a journey that navigates the ways in which food ingredients play a role in shaping our social and cultural experiences.
27 March
2 pm
28 March
1pm
29 March
1pm
30 March
12pm
31 March
12pm
The duration of performance is approximately 1 hour.
Art-is-Here Picnic (2024) challenges the concept of the art fair as a commercial enterprise, bringing art practitioners and visitors to a casual yet intimate encounter in the form of a picnic. Unannounced, intermittent “guerilla-style” performances will take place at various locations throughout the Fair each day, guiding their participants in a curated conversation that gets to the core of conceptual art, with questions such as, “In the year 2024, what can we believe about art?”.
28 March
3pm / 4:30pm
29 March
1pm / 2:30pm
30 March
2pm
31 March
2pm
The duration of this performance is approximately 40 minutes. Please email [email protected] to enquire about space availability.