Visual Artist: Ash Keating  

Artist: Samantha Slicer  

Composer: Tamil Rogeon  

Lighting Designer: Tim Newman  

Soundscape Performers: National Boys Choir of Australia  

ARTISTIC TEAM

Kaleidoscope scales a deceptively simple toy to epic proportions, allowing you to step inside a constantly shifting illusion. A brand-new solo project by one of the masterminds behind House of Mirrors and 1000 Doors, Kaleidoscope provides the brave and adventurous with a new and different space to explore, contemplate and dream. An experience that disorientates the senses and challenges our preconceptions, providing access to a new kind of engagement with beauty and tranquillity, within a colour field of ever-changing light.

In a dramatically dark frame, a person stands silhouetted in the centre, lit from behind my a blue floating aura ascending upwards 

Kaleidoscope Gallery

Restart Investment to Sustain and Expand (RISE) Fund—an Australian Government initiative.  


Rise Fund

If you require a companion card ticket, please contact the customer service team on (03)9662 4242 to complete your booking.
Proof of vaccination is a condition of entry.

Kaleidoscope

ACCESSIBLE PARKING

Both levels of the Arts Centre Melbourne Car Park are fully wheelchair accessible, and have accessible parking bays.

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Nearest accessible train station: Flinders Street Railway Station, opposite Federation Square, services all metro train lines.

Nearest accessible tram stop: Stop 14, St Kilda Road.

DISTANCE COVERED BY PARTICIPANT

Under 200m.

ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE

Entrance is on ground level with automatic doors.

ACCESSIBLE BATHROOMS

The Theatres Building (the building with the big spire) has accessible toilets on Level 3, 5, 6 (street level) and 8.  Hamer Hall has accessible toilets on all publicly-accessible levels, and changing facilities on Levels 2, 3, 5, 6 (street level) and 7.  Please ask venue staff for assistance in locating the closest accessible toilet to your location.

HEARING AUGMENTATION

Assisted-listening devices for use in all seats of Arts Centre Melbourne venues (plus on Guided Tours and for meetings) are available free of charge. These devices use standard headphones or connect with hearing aids via a neck loop. Please speak to our staff when you arrive for assistance with obtaining these devices.

INTRA SITE TRANSPORT

Wheelchairs can be booked for use in Arts Centre buildings through the Welcome Desk on 03 9281 8298.


Kaleidoscope

By Keith Courtney

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