About this event ‘Love & Revolution’ will be projected onto the facade of 47 George Street with sound from 5.30-11pm each night from Wednesday 19 - Sunday 23 May, Cnr 47 George St & Atherden St.
The open-air light projections brings poetry and street art to life with 2021 s most-awarded poet Arab-Australian human rights lawyer Sara Saleh, queer priestess of poetry Candy Royalle (RIP) and a mural created by street artist Ms Saffaa in collaboration with Nicola Bailey and community.
On Friday 21 May join us for a special free event. Live poetry from Sara Saleh, with Candy Royalle’s brother Tonalist and Seb Blach will perform behind the DJ decks, joined by Sara Saleh with live poetry. Live on Atherden Street from 6.30pm to 8.30pm.
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