Ogoh-ogoh: The Purging
Commit your fears to paper and release them to the belly of a Pedra Branca skink. Found only on a tiny, windswept island off Tasmania’s south coast, the endangered lizard is this year’s ogoh-ogoh: a totem-like sculpture inspired by a Balinese Hindu purification ritual and crafted by Balinese artists.
Credits
Jesse Hunniford
Accessibility
Dark Park
This venue is partially wheelchair accessible but presents some mobility challenges due to outdoor conditions. Uneven terrain and loose surfaces may be present throughout, and lighting levels are low. Accessible multi-storey parking is available at Sultan Parking and Market Place Car Park, with outdoor parking at Constitution Dock and Dunn Place Car Park, as well as on-street parking on Hunter Street. Dark Park is accessed via Hunter Street, and an accessible toilet is available onsite.
If you have questions, contact Bookings & Enquiries on tickets@mona.net.au or +61 (3) 6277 9978.
