
- Sat 7 Apr 2018
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Sun 8 Apr 2018 - Palm Beach Parklands, Palm Beach
- Festival 2018
- Free
Super Souvenir | Byron Coathup
The Gold Coast has a glorious tradition of the tacky souvenir. The Super Souvenir project takes a fresh look at these little talismans of memory, that generations of visitors took home with them after their holiday in the sun.
As the city evolves, Super Souvenir asks, what are the new kinds of souvenirs that speak about this place?
Local artists have been invited to make objects, images and sound that generate conversations about the new Gold Coast and how it relates to its souvenir heritage past.
Look for the Super Souvenir caravan as it goes on the road around the Coast. Experience historical and contemporary displays of classic souvenirs and meet artists, collectors and community members.
Workshops
You’re also invited to BYO GC souvenir and join in the discussion in our live podcast room. Drop in for some hands on workshops with the artists or tune in online, where you will find updates and conversations with podcasts, interviews and the latest developments of life on the road with this roving exhibition space.
Saturday 7 – Sunday 8 April
Daily from 10am - 5pm
Palm Beach Parklands
945 Gold Coast Highway, Palm Beach
Other session times and locations:
Thursday 12 – Saturday 14 April
Daily from 1pm - 5pm
Gold Coast Student Hub,
43 Nerang St, Southport
- When
- Sat 7 Apr 2018 — Sun 8 Apr 2018
- Times
- Sat 7 Apr, 10:00am - 01:00pmSun 8 Apr, 10:00am - 01:00pm
- Where
- Palm Beach Parklands, Palm Beach
-28.1276308, 153.4774378
945 Gold Coast Highway
Palm Beach QLD 4221
Australia - Accessibility information
Please refer to the event information on the left for event-specific wheelchair accessibility information.
- Credits
Byron Coathup, Creative Director/Artist
Virginia Rigney, Guest curator and programming
This initiative is developed with the support of the Office for the Commonwealth Games, Festival 2018 creative lead, Bleach* Festival and the Regional Arts Development Fund - a partnership between the Queensland Government and the City to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland.
