Amber McCartney is a dancer who often uses her body’s liquidity to disappear into eerily beautiful, waking nightmares. Her practice incorporates prosthetics, mask-making, film and practical special effects to create augmented, foreign bodies. 
For Tiny Infinite Deaths she’s chosen to embody a maggot. As a maggot, she will be your guide to the in-between—the space that exists between death and afterlife. 
Her Cronenburg-esque cocoon will be created under a glow provided by celebrated light sculptor Cerith Wyn Evans. Let yourself be beckoned in.

A performer is dressed in a butter yellow maggot costume. Their face is covered in a flesh-like mask, it depicts a humanoid maggot.

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A performer is dressed in a butter yellow maggot costume. Their face is covered in a flesh-like mask, it depicts a humanoid maggot. They are now sitting with their legs stretched out hovering and their hands splayed.

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Commissioned by Lucy Guerin Inc for PIECES 2022, in partnership with The Substation.

Tiny Infinite Deaths

__Please contact NGV for more detailed information.__

- Phone: 03 8620 2222 (Daily, 9AM—5PM)
- Website: [NGV Melbourne](https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/plan-your-visit/access/ "NGV Melbourne Access Page")

ACCESSIBLE PARKING

Free street parking spots for people with appropriate permits are located outside the Arts Centre Melbourne on St Kilda Road, however these spots are in high demand.

Paid accessible parking is available at the Arts Centre Melbourne and Australian Ballet Centre Car Park.

ACCESSIBLE DROP OFF

Taxi drop off points are located outside the Arts Centre Melbourne.

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

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

Nearest accessible tram stop: Accessible tram stops are located directly outside NGV International, on St Kilda Road.

DISTANCE COVERED BY PARTICIPANT

Under 200m

ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE

Entrance to NGV International are on street level with automatic doors. Lift access to each floor of NGV International is available, with ramps and escalators throughout the building.

ACCESSIBLE BATHROOMS

An accessible bathroom is located on the Ground Floor of the building.

A Changing Places bathroom is also located nearby at Arts Centre Melbourne’s Hamer Hall, approximately 300 metres from NGV International.

These are fully accessible toilets with full-sized change table, hoist system and basin, designed for the exclusive use of people with disability, their families and carers.

Please visit the [NGV website](https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/plan-your-visit/access/#information-for-visitors-with-physical-disability-or-mobility-issues "NGV Plan Your Visit Page") for more information.