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Art after hours – check out top tunes and talks when the Marvel exhibition stays Up Late Art after hours – check out top tunes and talks when the Marvel exhibition stays Up Late Art after hours – check out top tunes and talks when the Marvel exhibition stays Up Late Art after hours – check out top tunes and talks when the Marvel exhibition stays Up Late Art after hours – check out top tunes and talks when the Marvel exhibition stays Up Late

Art after hours – check out top tunes and talks when the Marvel exhibition stays Up Late

The best things often take on a bit of an edge after dark – the lights dim, the music gets louder and the atmosphere changes completely. Things are just a little bit more exciting, you know? This is the premise of GOMA’s absolutely killer Up Late sessions, where night owls can gain exclusive access to world-class exhibitions with a side of live music and quality chat. The latest instalment sees the awesome Marvel: Creating the Cinematic Universe exhibition host six unique sessions across Friday nights starting from July 28, treating punters to some of the best live acts in the business.


Most of us aren’t exactly strangers to a bit of Friday night revelry, but Marvel Up Late is a social event with some kick. Each of the six sessions is headlined by musicians spanning genres from pop to electronica and even rock, with resident DJ Emma Stevenson spinning tunes in the River Room to get the vibes flowing before sets. This week’s debut session will see ARIA winning Art vs Science getting down, with sets in the following weeks from Black Cab, Habits, Olympia, Models and NO ZU. Bars around the venue will be serving up tasty eats and delicious libations to keep the crowds fed and watered, because there’s nothing worse than a party with no food.

It’s not just the music that brings people to Up Late – the Marvel series also provides a chance to hear local artisans talk about their favourite pieces in the exhibition as well as the craftsmanship involved in the pieces. Amongst the interesting and talented folk throwing in their two cents are blacksmith and Ironfist founder Robert Everingham, fashion and textiles conservator Michael Marendy, scenic painter Camille Serisier, makeup artist Billie Weston, wood crafter Carol Russell and jeweller Bianca Mavrick. Their different areas of expertise are bound to lead to some pretty interesting choices and rationales!

Marvel: Creating the Cinematic Universe Up Late kicks off on Friday July 28 – the first session with Art vs Science is sold out but there are plenty of other rad bands to catch! You can see what’s available and nab tickets here.

To find out more about what’s on in Brisbane, head to our Event Guide.



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