The 2008 Biennale of Sydney exhibition will be supported by both an extensive public program and a multi-level education program, offered across a number of venues in the Sydney metropolitan area.

In addition to the Artistic Director and a range of artists, a number of curators, academics, poets, philosophers, activists and others are travelling to Sydney to take part in the public programs associated with the 2008 Biennale of Sydney.

Their participation in a variety of programs will allow diverse audiences to understand, engage with and challenge the works and ideas brought together under the theme Revolutions - Forms That Turn.

 

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  Pierre Huyghe, A Forest of Lines

  Past Event , Sydney Opera House, Free

  At the Sydney Opera House a unique experience occurs throughout the course of a day and a night. From the stalls to the circles to the stage, a forest of trees has grown and spread throughout the entire Concert Hall. The light of dawn barely shines on this valley obscured by clouds. This is an in-between reality, an image of an environment, a fact that appears for a brief moment just before vanishing.

  
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  Artist Talk: Pierre Huyghe

  Past Event , Museum of Contemporary Art, Free

  In Conversation with Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, Artistic Director of the 2008 Biennale of Sydney.

  
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  Pierre Huyghe, A Forest of Lines

  Past Event , Sydney Opera House, Free

  At the Sydney Opera House a unique experience occurs throughout the course of a day and a night. From the stalls to the circles to the stage, a forest of trees has grown and spread throughout the entire Concert Hall. The light of dawn barely shines on this valley obscured by clouds. This is an in-between reality, an image of an environment, a fact that appears for a brief moment just before vanishing.