The fairy tale adventure is about two separated lovers who do everything in their power to be together again. Get lovey-dovey at Silo Cinema on Valentine’s Day while watching the classic romance, The Princess Bride. The film follows the fantastical journey of transformation from shy piano prodigy Reginald Dwight into international superstar Elton John. Rocketman | 17 FebruaryĪn epic musical fantasy about the incredible human story of Elton John’s breakthrough years. 2040 | 24 Januaryĭamon Gameau, best known for That Sugar Film, the documentary that made us all say, “I’m sorry, what’s in my food?”, has returned to our screens with another life-changing epic. The documentary tackles the climate crisis from the refreshing view of what our world could look like if we took advantage of the clean, green technologies and techniques that already exist today. Yesterday | 17 Januaryįrom the writers of Love, Actually, we find out what would happen in a world where the Beatles never existed so you could rip off all their best-known songs. Crazy Rich Asians | 10 JanuaryĪ native New Yorker finds herself in the classic rich boy falls for poor girl conundrum when she's taken home to Singapore to meet her beau's family and finds out they're hectically rich, from one of the country’s wealthiest families. Aladdin 2019 | 3 JanuaryĬatch the live action reboot of the Disney classic Aladdin with Will Smith taking up the reigns as the always-effervescent genie. Kicking off on 20 December, the public can choose between A Wonderful Life, Gremlins, Home Alone or Love Actually.įollowing that, here are the all the movies to see at Silo Cinema this summer. Boasting a whopping collection of blockbusters projected onto the concrete silos, it’s the perfect way to spend a Friday night. When the sun goes down, Silo Cinema returns. Soak in the scents and vibe while chowing down on some of Auckland’s best street food. Start your weekends right by heading down there at 5pm where you’ll find food trucks galore. Situated at the bottom of Wynyard Quarter, Silo Park catches all the golden rays and transforms into Auckand’s favourite whanau-friendly summer hub.
#SILO CITY BLUES FESTIVAL FREE#
Porto Lazer, in partnership with the Faculty of Fine Arts of Porto, proposes free guided tours to exposição/variação n✢ on Saturday evenings and Sunday mornings that can be booked through e-mail ( or telephone ( 225192403).Summer is around the corner and the City of Sails is where you want to be-in particular Silo Park. The exhibition can be visited until June 25th. The exhibition currently on view, exposição/variação n✢, was curated by Luís Albuquerque Pinho and Luís Pinto Nunes and is a study of form and rhythm in contemporary artistic production. Porto Lazer is currently developing a strategy of invigorating Silo Auto: the place hosts Porto Flea Markets and englobes a Vertical Gallery, an open-space exhibition space accessible to all public. Today the building belongs to the Porto City Hall and is most known as a parking lot. Originally, it was intended to serve as a place for parking and leisure: the project proposed by the architects included a restaurant at the top floor and a hockey ring. Silo Auto, conceived by architects Alberto José Pessoa and João Abel Bessa, is one of the three Modernist garages built in the center of Porto. Just like the project, the exhibition is ephemeral and its location, Silo Auto, somehow adds to this nomadic spirit. Two Pages exhibition is an opportunity to see the selection of artists, designers, and illustrators who participated in the project. According to Konstantinos Trichas, there is a sketchbook that was launched in 2015 and hasn’t yet made it back. They decide on the topic of each sketchbook, select the city and the first person to receive the task (who will, in turn, decide upon the next receiver), then seize control of the sketchbook’s journey.
Konstantinos Trichas and Dionysis Livanis merge creative practices (be it writing, curating, drawing) and trigger an international exchange of thoughts and techniques.
#SILO CITY BLUES FESTIVAL SERIES#
The project is a series of sketchbooks, each given specific topics/questions, that are passed from artist to artist, illustrator to illustrator, designer to designer in different cities of the world. Two Pages exhibition is an account of the Two Pages Project by Konstantinos Trichas and Dionysis Livanis, an artistic collective based in London.
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