Atlanta Eke is an award-winning choreographer and interdisciplinary artist whose work explores the body’s role in generating new modes of thinking and being.
Part Two, The Act is set against the backdrop of 1990s Victoria during Premier Jeff Kennett’s privatisation program—which saw widespread selling off of state-owned services, deregulation and funding cuts. Eke invites you to join her on Sunday 15 March on the eve of the exhibition’s closure for an intimate performance inspired by these seismic shifts in policy to weave an unforgettable political fable.