An immersive installation exploring the emotional space after cinema, blending video, sound, and sculpture.
Wednesday 4 February 2026
to Sunday 19 April 2026
11:00am - 5:00pm
233 Sydney Rd, Brunswick VIC 3056, Australia
Free
Step into a unique artistic experience that captures the emotional and embodied moments after a film ends. This atmospheric installation invites you to explore the threshold between dream and reality, memory and feeling, through a blend of video, sound, and sculpture.
Judy Kong reimagines cinema as a ritual space of belonging and imagination, where cultural traces and personal memories merge. Visitors will find themselves in a shifting environment that balances immersion with detachment, evoking deep emotional resonance long after the final frame.
This exhibition offers a contemplative journey into cinema’s power to transport and transform, perfect for parents and families interested in thoughtful cultural experiences.
The exhibition runs from Wednesday 4 February 2026 to Sunday 19 April 2026. Opening hours are 11:00 to 17:00 Wednesday to Saturday, and 13:00 to 17:00 on Sundays.
The installation is located in the Rear Gallery of the Counihan Gallery, featuring video and sound content alongside floor-based works and low lighting.
Visitors should be aware that the sensory-rich environment may affect those with sensory processing sensitivities, and care is advised when navigating the space.
Counihan Gallery is located at 233 Sydney Road, inside Brunswick Town Hall, Brunswick.
Public transport options include the Sydney Road tram (Route 19) stopping at Dawson Street and Sydney Road intersection (Stop 21), Jewell Station on the Upfield train line just a 5-minute walk away, and nearby bus routes 504, 506, 508, and 509.
Accessible transport options and venue accessibility information can be found on the Counihan Gallery Access and Inclusion page.
The exhibition includes video and sound elements that create varied sensory experiences, so visitors with sensitivities should plan accordingly.
The installation also features floor-based artworks and low lighting, requiring careful movement within the space.
This exhibition is curated by Bobbi Gan and Nicole Zhang, ensuring a thoughtful and engaging presentation.
Entry to the exhibition is free, making it an accessible cultural outing for families.
No prior booking is required, allowing for flexible visits during opening hours.
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