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read moreMelbourne is set to welcome a new cultural attraction with the announcement that the $15 million immersive digital art gallery, THE LUME, will open next year.
Set to launch in Autumn 2020, THE LUME will be a permanent 2000 metre² multi-sensory digital gallery immersing guests in some of the world’s best known artistic masterpieces. It weaves imagery from 150 state-of-the-art projectors on a curated tapestry of surfaces, all harmoniously choreographed to a dramatic musical soundscape.
After dark, the space will be transformed into a high-tech event space in partnership with catering company Food & Desire, in what will be one of the largest event spaces in Melbourne.
Melbourne-based Grande Exhibitions is behind the development along with a small group of private investors.
Advising that THE LUME offers an answer to Australians’ growing appetite for meaningful and shared experiences, Grande Exhibitions founder Bruce Peterson stated “the cultural scene is vastly changing as visitors demand new experiences.
“We have been at the forefront of this movement globally as our popular exhibitions have quickly moved from artefact based, to multimedia, to multi-sensory and now to very experiential. Today, we engage many more new audiences through this style of exhibition and experience.”
Explaining that it had taken years of searching to find the ideal space for THE LUME, Peterson added “we are opening the very first THE LUME in Melbourne as it’s our home city.
“This development will be a jewel in the crown of Victoria’s tourism icons and we’re thrilled to be contributing to tourism growth, with great numbers of international and interstate visitors expected to flock to the newest gallery in Australia.”
18th October 2019 - Australia Council’s annual report shows impact of ‘modest investments in arts and creativity’
15th September 2019 - Study shows local government behind more than a quarter of Australia’s arts and cultural investment
6th September 2019 - Pop-up Globe to be seen by international audiences as of 2020
20th August 2019 - Creative Partnerships Awards recognise philanthropic art leaders
29th July 2019 - Melbourne’s Regent Theatre set to be transformed
11th July 2019 - Arts Centre Melbourne ready to host 19th Annual Helpmann Awards
5th July 2019 - ACMI to manage Bendigo Creative Industries Hub
3rd June 2019 - National Theatre Ballet celebrates 80th anniversary
29th April 2019 - La Mama Artistic Director Liz Jones to receive Sue Nattrass Award
18th April 2019 - Ian Potter Southbank Centre now open to students and staff
17th April 2019 - New President named for Arts Centre Melbourne
26th March 2019 - Tank Shanghai museum opens with displays from teamLab digital art
8th March 2019 - New General Manager for City of Melbourne Arts House
7th March 2019 - Inspirational artwork to transform facilities’ blank walls and windows
21st February 2019 - Architects partner to redesign Melbourne Arts Precinct
10th September 2018 - World’s first digital art museum opens in Tokyo
21st June 2018 - Australian Government invests in digital labelling to combat fake Aboriginal art
28th February 2018 - New Melbourne art gallery grows from private collection
6th April 2017 - Takapuna’s Bruce Mason Theatre to host permanent digital arts showcase
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