| Incinerator Gallery | ||
| Address |
180 Holmes Road Aberfeldie VIC 3040 Australia |
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| Website | https://incineratorgallery.com.au/ | |
| Notes | The City of Essendon commissioned world-renowned architects Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony, and engineering company REICO in 1929 to build a state of the art and world-leading incinerator. They wanted a building to house the furnaces that would burn the city's waste but not look like an industrial facility. The City of Essendon's new building was lauded for its beauty and effectiveness and used until it was decommissioned in 1942. It was left to deteriorate until 1984, when the City of Essendon reopened the facility as a community theatre before closing again after a few years due to funding issues. Its arts legacy was not long forgotten though, with the site undergoing a conservation program, reopening as a multi-arts facility in 2004 as the Incinerator Arts Complex. The venue was renamed the Incinerator Gallery in 2011 and refocused on a new plan to establish it as a premier visual arts destination in Melbourne's West. | |
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| Latitude | Longitude | -37.764571 | 144.90334 | |
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Mirza Baig - Performer
Gemma Baxter - Costume Designer
Alex Cardy - Filmmaker
Felix Ching Ching Ho - Interpreter
Alex George - Producer
Mish Grigor - Creator
Amrita Hepi - Choreographer
Corin Ileto - Sound Artist
Radar Kane - Drone Pilot
Josh Labita - Drone Pilot
Eugenia Lim - Artistic Director, Creator, Translator
Rebecca McCauley - Administrator, Graphic Designer
Priya Pavri - Filmmaker
Sissy Screens - Filmmaker
Cher Tan - Performer
Lara Thoms - Creator
Imogen Walsh - Set and/or Property Maker
Wasay - Performer, Translator
Jessica Wen - Performer
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| Venue Identifier | 22228 | |
| Dataset | AusStage | |
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