From an immersive installation evoking the numinous via projections cast on billowing silk inside Launceston’s oldest church, to rooftop performances and art in bars, the annual Junction Arts Festival has maintained its grassroots connections while simultaneously growing in both scale and ambition.
‘We also continue to work on creating really innovative programming that focuses on cross-disciplinary works – on blurring the lines between art forms and the unique places in which we present them,’ she tells ArtsHub.
