Interactive Exhibition at Western Australian Gallery Encourages Creative Self-Expression
The Art Gallery of Western Australia has launched an interactive exhibition titled Cranky Pants, developed in partnership with British artist Bruce Asbestos. Located in Gallery 09, this installation invites participants to create elaborate costumes and accessories, then showcase them on a pop-up runway. The display features four oversized wooden sculptures and aims to celebrate creativity through embracing emotions like frustration and silliness. The exhibition provides a space for visitors to express themselves freely and explore unconventional identities.
Key facts
- Cranky Pants is an interactive exhibition at the Art Gallery of Western Australia
- The exhibition was created in collaboration with UK artist Bruce Asbestos
- Visitors can design costumes and accessories and present them on a pop-up catwalk
- The installation includes four large wooden sculptures
- The exhibition encourages embracing emotions like frustration and silliness
Entities
Artists
- Bruce Asbestos
Institutions
- Art Gallery of Western Australia
Locations
- Western Australia