softwash Full Foam Rinse and Spin – is a free, frothing, salty celebration of live, experimental art and performance by the Tweed River.
softwash Full Foam Rinse and Spin will temporarily metamorphose the river bank and public parklands at the Tweed Regional Learning Centre on Minjungbal Country on Saturday.
softwash promises a foamy afternoon of live art, workshops, a reading club and experimental performance for all. softwash is an invitation to reflect on friendship, place and art making in uncertain times.
Full Foam Rinse and Spin is a playful, artist-led gathering that asks: what can be generated with the right conditions?
Part art party, part live performance
Part art party, part live performance and made with care, this event is the first of three one-day-only celebrations of creative energy, hosted where the salty waters of Terranora and Cobaki Creeks converge.
Jump aboard the BBQ boat and wade into the unexpected, with new work from Mark Cora, Sarah Poulgrain, Artist Boardriders Club, Adrienne Kenafake, Holiday Makers, Lewis and Julie McLaren.
softwash is an artist-run initiative reimagining public spaces as places of artistic collaboration and community connection. This event is the latest in a growing series of live and experimental art programs, workshops, and reading clubs rooted deeply in place and shared experience. softwash will present Eating Together on September 27 and At the Waters Edge on November 8.
Not your typical Saturday
This is not your typical Saturday. This is Full Foam Rinse and Spin – all welcome, all aboard.
This event is on Saturday from 2pm to 6pm at 230 Kennedy Dr, Minjungbal Country / Tweed Heads West
It is a free entry event and all are welcome, RSVP appreciated.
softwash is presented by artist collective, Public Palace. This program has been assisted by the Australian Government through Creative Australia, with auspicing from The Farm, development support from City of Gold Coast, and venue support from Tweed Regional Museum and Arts Northern Rivers.
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