Stage Art
May 01, 2022
3 minutes
WRITER Steve Dow
Highly stylised European-centric and Japanese theatre have long influenced Ballarat-born artist David Noonan’s film, collage and sculpture making, in which his figures are often presented in liminal states, positioned somewhere between lacking self-consciousness and performing for display.
Despite basing himself since 2005 in London, one of the great theatre cities in the world, Noonan rarely sees contemporary stage productions, instead naming long bygone productions of expat Melbourne opera director Barrie Kosky, as well as opera based on American composer Philip Glass’s music, as
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