Win a VIP experience at James Turrell Exhibition

Experience James Turrell: A Retrospective VIP style at the NGA with The Canberra Times
“For me, it’s using light as a material to influence or affect the medium of perception…” – James Turrell
James Turrell: A Retrospective is showing now at The National Gallery of Australia.
The exhibition explores the artist’s work over almost 50 years, bringing together Projection pieces, built spaces, holograms, drawings, prints and photographs.
This is contemporary art as you’ve never seen before, and promises an experience not to be missed.
The Canberra Times has an opportunity for twelve readers and their invited guest to experience a Canberra Times exclusive reader event at the NGA on Wednesday 22 April, including:
- An invitation to an exclusive Canberra Times cocktail function in the NGA members lounge; and
- A private James Turrell: A Retrospective exhibition tour with the exhibition curator.
PLUS, the first two entrants with the correct answer drawn will have the special privilege of experiencing the popular and sold out ‘Perceptual Cell’ experience.
The Canberra Times Arts Editor, Sally Pryor described Perceptual Cell as: “James Turrell's Perceptual Cell is a mysterious artwork - a machine you lie in for 10 minutes which blasts you with light.”
To win, read 'Is the National Gallery's James Turrell exhibition a sell-out or what?'
and answer the following question: "Which museum in New York had the highest attendance rate for a James Turrell Retrospective show in 2014?" Enter your answer online below.
Entries close 11:45 pm AEST Friday 17 April 2015
Winners will be contacted by email or phone.
Members of the Federal Capital Press of Australia Pty Ltd, Canberra Times Direct carriers, newsagents and their immediate families are ineligible to enter this competition.