Time usually moves in one direction. Daniel Crooks prefers to split it open.
This July, Calile Culture welcomes the Institute of Modern Art (IMA) for an immersive presentation of new work by Daniel Crooks, one of Australia’s most significant moving image artists.
This event will serve as the launch of Crooks’ latest time-twisting video, exploring the central void of Brisbane Girls Creative Grammar’s Creative Learning Centre, designed by m3architecture.
Known for a visual language spanning video, photography and sculpture, Crooks investigates time as a physical, pliable material – stretching, compressing, fracturing and reconfiguring familiar subjects and movements to reveal the everyday as quietly extraordinary.
The rare display of work will be accompanied by a discussion led by IMA Director Robert Leonard, a contemporary art curator and writer recognised as one of the Asia Pacific region’s most respected curatorial voices. Leonard will guide a conversation grounded in design, place and time, with insights from Daniel Crooks himself and Michael Banney, Director of m3architecture, on Crooks’ recent commission project.
Together, the installation and discussion will trace the meeting point between art, architecture, design and theory.
Tickets are available for purchase here, with a welcome drink included. We would be delighted to see you there.
