Millennium Point are putting a giant inflatable pig into their main atrium. It’s an artwork entitled House of Treasures by Chinese artist Cao Fei – it is the first time it’s been exhibited outside of China – and is the first piece in Millennium Point’s new arts strategy – which has its own launch party tonight 5th November 6pm-8pm.
The artwork House of Treasures is presented in collaboration with Eastside Projects who are currently exhibition Cao Fei – Haze and Fog, until 16th November.
In other Millennium Point news, The Giant Screen have launched #CrowdsourceCinema with a Sci-Fi Classics Season. Tomorrow night (Wednesday 6th November), after their screening of Moon, there will be a Moon crew Q&A with a chance to meet some of the production team behind the film. Speakers include Visual Effects Supervisor Gavin Rothery, Supervising Propmaker Bill Pearson and Visual Effects Editor Barrett Heathcote.
More on their websites: Millennium Point / Giant Screen.
Pigs are everywhere!
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