Nomanslanding is expected to attract 20,000 visitors. It will open to the public at 11am, with the session at 7pm daily, from 2 April 3 May. – Darling Harbour’s ANZAC commemoration program will also include a Poppy Remembrance Wall, a contemporary portrait exhibition by a Turkish-Australian artist called The Descendants Project, educational tours, a series of talks at the Australian National Maritime Museum and Monkey Baa Theatre for Young People at the Lend Lease Darling Quarter Theatre and a your own Poppy’ to take home as a lasting ‘Make symbol of remembrance. For more information, visit . NOMANSLANDING AT DARLING HARBOUR WHAT: World-first 120m interactive floating artwork installation on Cockle Bay, and public program of events commemorating the Centenary of ANZAC. WHERE: Darling Harbour, Cockle Bay (entry near Dockside Pavilion and the Imax) WHEN: 2 3 May 2015, daily from 11.00am, with final session at 7pm – COST: FREE! WHO: ARTISTS: Backen (Australia), Andre Dekker (Netherlands), Graham Eatough (UK), Nigel Helyer (Australia) and Jennifer Turpin (Australia) CO-COMMISSIONED BY: Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority, Glasgow Life / Merchant City Festival and Urbane Künste Ruhr / Ruhrtriennale Festival of Arts NOMANSLANDING PUBLIC PROGRAM OF ANZAC COMMEMORATIONS WHERE WHAT WHEN COST (Darling Harbour) 2 Apr 3 May, daily. – Poppy Remembrance Wall Palm Grove FREE 11am 5pm – Lend Lease Darling 7 25 April, daily. – FREE Make your own Poppy Quarter Theatre Foyer 2pm 4pm – Craft workshops for all ages. Participants can take home their 11 April 3 May, – Harbourside Shopping poppy as a symbol of remembrance. Saturday & Sunday. FREE Centre 11am 1pm – Peace has Trembled Here Historical Palm Grove 2 Apr 3 May, FREE – images and timeline display. Darling Harbour Live Hoarding Stage, adjacen 2 Apr 3 May, daily. FREE The Descendants Project – Contemporary portrait exhibition by to Dockside Pavilion
Nomanslanding is expected to attract 20,000 visitors. It will open to the public at 11am, with the session at 7pm daily, from 2 April – 3 May. Darling Harbour’s ANZAC commemoration program will also include a Poppy Remembrance Wall, a contemporary portrait exhibition by a Turkish-Australian artist called The Descendants Project, educational tours, a series of talks at the Australian National Maritime Museum and Monkey Baa Theatre for Young People at the Lend Lease Darling Quarter Theatre and a ‘Make your own Poppy’ to take home as a lasting symbol of remembrance. For more information, visit . NOMANSLANDING AT DARLING HARBOUR WHAT: World-first 120m interactive floating artwork installation on Cockle Bay, and public program of events commemorating the Centenary of ANZAC. WHERE: Darling Harbour, Cockle Bay (entry near Dockside Pavilion and the Imax) WHEN: 2 – 3 May 2015, daily from 11.00am, with final session at 7pm COST: FREE! WHO: ARTISTS: Backen (Australia), Andre Dekker (Netherlands), Graham Eatough (UK), Nigel Helyer (Australia) and Jennifer Turpin (Australia) CO-COMMISSIONED BY: Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority, Glasgow Life / Merchant City Festival and Urbane Künste Ruhr / Ruhrtriennale Festival of Arts NOMANSLANDING PUBLIC PROGRAM OF ANZAC COMMEMORATIONS WHAT WHERE (Darling Harbour) WHEN COST Poppy Remembrance Wall Palm Grove 2 Apr – 3 May, daily. 11am – 5pm FREE Make your own Poppy Craft workshops for all ages. Participants can take home their poppy as a symbol of remembrance. Lend Lease Darling Quarter Theatre Foyer 7 – 25 April, daily. 2pm – 4pm FREE Harbourside Shopping Centre 11 April – 3 May, Saturday & Sunday. 11am – 1pm FREE Peace has Trembled Here Historical images and timeline display. Palm Grove 2 Apr – 3 May, FREE The Descendants Project Contemporary portrait exhibition by Darling Harbour Live Hoarding Stage, adjacen to Dockside Pavilion 2 Apr – 3 May, daily. FREE
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