A site-specific video projection exploring slowness, the sublime, and maritime imagery on Kingston Town Hall.
Saturday 16 January 2027
to Saturday 14 March 2026
999 Nepean Hwy, Moorabbin VIC 3189, Australia
Free
Experience a captivating video projection that transforms Kingston Town Hall into a canvas of local maritime scenes. This unique artwork explores the themes of slowness and the sublime, inviting viewers to reflect on memory and emotion through the horizon where ocean meets land. It's a serene and evocative display perfect for families seeking a thoughtful cultural outing.
The projection runs nightly from sunset to sunrise, allowing you to visit at a time that suits your family's schedule. The slow cinema style offers a calming pace, ideal for parents and children to appreciate together.
This event is a wonderful opportunity to introduce children to contemporary art and the power of visual storytelling in a community setting.
The video projection lasts approximately 10 minutes and is part of Shaun Wilson's long-term artistic investigation into slow cinema. It draws on the artist's personal memories of the Kingston area, weaving together local history and maritime imagery.
An artist talk will be held on Saturday, 7 March 2026, from 14:00 to 15:00, offering deeper insight into the themes of sublimity and maritime art. This free talk is suitable for parents interested in enriching their family's cultural experience.
The exhibition runs from 16 January to 14 March 2026, visible every night from sunset to sunrise, providing ample opportunity to visit.
The projection is displayed on the skybridge located on the south side of Kingston City Hall, connected to 999 Nepean Highway, Moorabbin VIC 3189. This accessible location is easy to reach by public transport, walking, or cycling.
Families are encouraged to consider sustainable travel options to reduce environmental impact. Ample parking is available nearby if you choose to drive.
Kingston City Hall is committed to accessibility, ensuring that visitors of all abilities can enjoy the event comfortably.
The event is free to attend and suitable for all ages, making it a perfect cultural outing for families with school-aged children. The projection is visible outdoors, so dress appropriately for the weather.
Please note the event runs nightly from sunset to sunrise, so plan your visit accordingly for safety and convenience.
The artist talk on 7 March requires booking, so be sure to reserve your spot early to avoid disappointment.
Admission to the video projection is free, with no tickets required for viewing.
The artist talk on 7 March 2026 is also free but requires booking in advance to secure a place.
For bookings and more information, contact Kingston Arts via email or phone.
Enjoy this unique opportunity to engage with contemporary art in a welcoming community environment.
