During the 24th Biennale of Sydney, Ten Thousand Suns, Wednesday evenings hosted ‘Art After Dark’, a night of music, experimentation and performance inspired by the industrial, architectural gem that is White Bay Power Station.

Opened to the public for the first time in 100 years, White Bay Power Station was filled with exhilarating contemporary art installed throughout the Turbine Hall and Boiler Room, woven into hidden passageways and tucked into recesses, and floating from the roof eight storeys above.  

With a visionary program of music which featured some of Australia’s hottest musical acts presented by Phoenix Central Park, and offered free access to the Biennale of Sydney exhibition. It was the perfect weekly event with friends for a memorable night of dancing, pop-up bars, food trucks, and art, of course!  

The 24th Biennale of Sydney, Ten Thousand Suns, has now closed.

Art After Dark: Music

Wednesday

About Phoenix Central Park

Phoenix Central Park is renowned not only for its one-of-a-kind performance space in Chippendale, but its commitment to artistic ambition and experimentation, uplifting the multiplicity of contemporary music scenes and sub-cultures that permeate Sydney and the country. Partnered with the Biennale of Sydney, presented the opportunity which brought this vision to an exciting wonder of architecture and engineering in White Bay Power Station, and responded to the rich visual arts program of Ten Thousand Suns.