Complimentary ice cold XXXX Summer Bright Beer and Green Fairy Absinth cocktails will be served by our ‘muscled up’ topless waiters. The opening night will include pole dancing by Bobbi’s Pole Dancing Studio, contortions by Bendy Em, roaming cupids by Dwarf Your Party and live music by Erskine Brown, Mr Bamboo and The Cope Street Parade. Each character represents good and naughty, and acts as a pathway for self-discovery, perhaps, without the necessity for that ‘knight in shining armour to unexpectedly show up to the rescue.’
The work acts as part of a self-reprogramming experiment by selecting several fable characters to identify with. The concept is derived from how fairytales in particular, have skewed the vision of romance. BrightSide’s characters act as reflections and observations of desires, drawn together by the desire to shift, change or indulge. Her images are loosely based around connections to both pre-existing animation characters and those from her vivid imagination. “Launching on Valentine’s Day, the exhibition is an insight to the world of artist BrightSide (Katie Bright) and will showcase works that are screen printed onto mirrors, lighting installations and live performance.īrightSide uses her passion for fancy dress to reflect her feelings and current personal issues. The opening isn’t only a display of this talented ladys art, its also a creative celebration of the skewed vision of romance – and this being v-day, well, the timing for it is perfect! Tonight aMBUSH Gallery plays host to an exhibition for all you lovers, with a gorgeous solo show from artist Brightside.
Event - Carbon Festival - Cullen Open House - Melbourne.Event - Street Dreams Urban Art Festival - Adelaide.Exhibition & Event - Welcome To The Brightside - Sydney.International - Kyle Hughes-Odgers (Creepy) - Berlin.Exhibition - French - Brisbane & Melbourne.Exhibition - Sofles & Fintan Magee - Perth.Exhibition - Artboy vs Fanboy: Scifi - Melbourne.Exhibition - Gasp - "Last Gasp" Auckland.Outpost Project - Oi! You! Collection - Feat.Exhibition - D*FACE - Metro Gallery - Melbourne.
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