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Lighting Off

Agent Bodies — Body Melt

When
Wed 15 June
Doors open:5.30pm
Event starts:6pm
Where
The Theatre

Ponder the permeability of bodies for a screening of Philip Brophy’s 1993 “gloriously gruesome, maddeningly moist, furiously filthy, and despicably disgusting” Australian satirical horror, Body Melt.

On June 15, ponder the permeability of bodies with Agent Bodies curators, Mikala Dwyer and Drew Pettifer, for a screening of Philip Brophy’s 1993 “gloriously gruesome, maddeningly moist, furiously filthy, and despicably disgusting” Australian satirical horror, Body Melt.

Reflecting on the varying states of bodily integrity as explored in RMIT Gallery’s current exhibition Agent Bodies, Dwyer and Pettifer will preface the screening with an introduction and presentations of two exclusive artwork screenings by RMIT PhD candidates Mig Dann and Daniel R. Marks.