Colour Maze – The Thirsty Mile – Walsh Bay, Sydney | 4 – 25 January, 2025

Event Date: January 4, 2025 - 12:00 AM
Event End Date: January 26, 2025 - 12:00 AM
Cost: $23 + BF
Website: www.sydneyfestival.org.au
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Location: Pier 2/3, 15 Hickson Road, Walsh Bay Arts Precinct, Sydney
Dates: 4 – 25 January, 2025
Cost: $23 + BF

Amigo & Amigo

Step inside a kaleidoscopic wonderland of colours and creativity. Colour Maze is an imaginative play experience created and brought to life by Amigo & Amigo. It inspires children to get hands-on with visual art and journey through the “Tongpop” aesthetic of Sydney Festival Visual Artist in Residence Telly Tuita.

Kids will wind their way through ten rooms – with building blocks, swings and knitted playgrounds, and channel their inner artist with hands-on craft and sticker activities featuring Tongan motifs.

Public art experts Amigo & Amigo have pioneered a new era of joyful installations at Sydney Festival, Vivid Sydney, Illuminate Adelaide, Canada’s Lights On Stratford and in Hong Kong. The studio has teamed up with Tuita, a visual artist and former art educator. Tuita’s vivid Tongpop practice explores his Polynesian diasporic experience through a blaze of colours, nostalgic pop-culture references and memories of his homeland Tonga.

A creative art adventure awaits this summer.

Recommended for ages 2 – 12

★★★★ “Ambitious and delightfully interactive.”

– ArtsHub [on Affinity by Amigo & Amigo]

“Teeming with pop cultural references… and materials that recall the interweaving histories of Tongan heritage and mythology.”

– ArtsHub [on Telly Tuita]

Relaxed sessions will take place at the following times:

Wednesday 8 January at 9am
Saturday 11 January at 9am
Wednesday 15 January at 9am
Saturday 18 January at 9am
Wednesday 22 January at 9am
Thursday 23 January at 9am
Saturday 25 January at 9am
Patrons wishing to join a relaxed session are invited to book here.

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