the art of mini golf

10 JAN –
01 MAR

tue
– SUN

A person in metallic pink heels and a blue skirt stands on a mini-golf course at Brisbane Powerhouse, putting a golf ball toward a hole on a yellow surface with a red path, evoking the playful style of Kaylene Whiskey.

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Read More Kaylene Whiskey
A wavy mini-golf course with green LED lights stands in front of a large screen showing a Teletubby character. Reminiscent of a Miranda July installation, the scene glows in the dimly lit Brisbane Powerhouse space.

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Read More Soda Jerk
A person kneels on fake grass with arms raised, wearing squirrel ears and posing excitedly near a large, cartoonish squirrel tail prop—an offbeat scene worthy of Miranda July. Another person with a yellow tail costume passes by a Brisbane Powerhouse forest backdrop.

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Read More Saeborg
A black golf putter is positioned next to a white dimpled cube, resembling a golf ball in texture, on a dark carpeted surface with beige stripes.

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Read More Delaine Le Bas
A mannequin head with an open mouth is positioned on a slanted surface at night, with a large, arched window and blurred city lights in the background. The scene is dimly lit with a warm, reddish glow.

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Read More Pat Brassington

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Read More Natasha Tontey
A person with light hair examines an intricate wooden art installation by Nabilah Nordin, reminiscent of her "Swingers" exhibit at Brisbane Powerhouse, made of interlocking beams and branches in a space with arched windows and rustic walls.

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Read More Nabilah Nordin
A large, open indoor space with high arched windows, exposed brick walls, and a mini-golf course featuring sculptural white obstacles. A whale and a “Wave of Fortune” sign are visible at Swingers Brisbane Powerhouse.

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Read More BKTHERULA
A person in a red jacket and yellow cap bends down to touch a large, realistic blue wave sculpture indoors at Brisbane Powerhouse, surrounded by rustic, weathered walls and windows.

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Read More Miranda July

Swingers – The Art of Mini Golf

A RISING Melbourne Exhibition
Commissioned by RISING
Curated by Grace Herbert

Large, bold, white letters on a very light gray background spell out “RISING:” with only the upper part visible, echoing the creative flair seen in Swingers the Art of Mini Golf at Brisbane Powerhouse while blending subtly with the background.
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