This interim test blog is meant to help illustrate a series of innovative rail-themed films, music, digital media, visual arts and live performances etc that support the case for applying new Creative Culture Principles to our 200 year-old passenger railways. This preliminary blog site has been created by Ian Banks, who is presently working as an arts consultant with Design Council for Network Rail.
Monday, February 15, 2021
Immersive Arts Installation / Train Wrap: Crossroads by Chantelle Mulladad (The Ghan 2021)
One of Australia’s most famous trains has been transformed into a moving artwork. Three carriages of the Ghan have been covered in Arrernte artist Chantelle Mulladad’s work titled Crossroads. Mulladad, from the remote community of Ltyentye Apurte, says Crossroads is based on her teenage years. ‘I had to choose which path to go on, and I chose the right path to make something of myself and be an artist.’ The Ghan travels from Adelaide to Darwin, a 2,973km stretch through inland Australia. The work, which is the largest display ever featured on the Ghan, is part of Parrtjima, an Indigenous festival of lights held in the Alice Springs Desert Park
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