Pianos
If these walls could talk.
Credits
Jesse Hunniford
Accessibility
Pianos Warehouse
Levels two and three of this venue are wheelchair accessible, as well as the bar on the ground floor. Level four is not. An accessible toilet is available onsite.
Accessible outdoor parking is available at Burnett Place, with on-street accessible parking adjacent on Elizabeth Street and nearby on Pitt Street.
If you have questions, contact Bookings & Enquiries on tickets@mona.net.au or +61 (3) 6277 9978.
Featuring
Pianos Warehouse Bar
Durational performances; drinks; a glaring shortage of pianos.
Times of War
Death, blood, hunger, televised genocide: in her first ever Australian performance, the artist stages a quiet protest against the violence of our times, and the devastation that lingers once attention fades.
Un muro que parte el cuerpo en dos (A wall that breaks the body in two)
A durational performance articulating the violence of borders built and upheld by systems of power at a human level.
Hairline Border
Tethered by hair to concrete, the artist’s body traces the lines that divide land, rivers, and lives—as both wounds and cracks of possibility.
Fakahoko
Chains, connection, and shared vulnerability: a performance and its lingering remnants, from one of New Zealand's most renowned endurance artists.