For three hours on Sunday, five players will be suspended in the foyer of the NGV, tied up in rope to recreate a famous mark
‘AFL is intertwined with so many important social issues that are relevant to Melbourne.’ Preview of Still Lives, on at the NGV on Sunday 5 June.‘AFL is intertwined with so many important social issues that are relevant to Melbourne.’ Preview of Still Lives, on at the NGV on Sunday 5 June.Tand the AFL may not be the most obvious bedfellows, but for three hours this weekend, these worlds will collide.
“We’ll massage them into a meditative state with us, calmly going through the steps and gradually being ready for the suspension. Then everybody will finally be suspended in that crescendo moment, where everybody is rising up into the air together,” Kok says. “It’s a real journey not just for us, but also for the audience.”
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