Three people blurred as if in motion inside a colourful room at an exhibition inside the Immigration Museum.

15 Nov

Kaleidoscope of Joy

Hear the Joy exhibition come to life as Immigration Museum’s magnificent Long Room is transformed into a vivid wash of sound and colour.

From exuberant self-expression to private moments, joy is an individual yet universal emotion taking on many different forms. Embark on a sonic voyage with up-and-coming artists Maria Zhdanovich (flute), Georgia White (clarinet) and Gemma Tong (harp) as they explore how joy manifests in our everyday lives.

Hear improvisational pieces inspired by the exhibition as well as new and treasured works by composers such as Claude Debussy, Nancy Gustavson and Ian Whitney.

Date	Times
Sat 15 Nov	1:00pm - 1:45pm 3:00pm - 3:45pm

Adult / general $35
Senior $32
Student / concession $29
Children $25

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