And what will you be doing this Thursday evening the 24th?
option one : Listen to Bowie while clipping your toe nails.
option two: Water the house plants, even though your fairly sure little greeny is dead.
option three: Head to Gaffa and watch performance artist Patricia Alvarez sing and braid her hair into a web of, well, more hair, until she becomes too entangled to move.
Clearly it's a no brainer.
"Clothe the Wold and Meet the Sky" is a collaborative work by Patricia Alvarez and Kath Fries which, inspired by Alfred Lord Tennyson's poem "The lady of Shallot," explores the textural quality of hair and it's relation to feminine archetypes. From six till eight Alvarez will sing and spin her hairy web while gallery goers eagerly watch on.
Just your typical Thursday night really...
Come say hello and check out other work by artists Ivan and Katherine Buljan, Stephen Frizza and Hugh Marchant. As always there is something for everyone...
Read more at http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/art-and-design/performer-tangled-in-hairy-situation-20110219-1b0ai.html
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