design across time - Powerhouse Museum
design across time - Powerhouse Museum
design across time - Powerhouse Museum
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from the<br />
collection<br />
Kylie Minogue wore this<br />
sundress during her<br />
memorable performance at the<br />
closing ceremony of the<br />
Sydney 2000 Olympic Games.<br />
The pop diva starred in a fun<br />
tribute to Australian beach<br />
culture that introduced the<br />
‘Parade of Icons’ segment. She<br />
entered the arena on an<br />
enormous thong, to the sounds<br />
of the Atlantics’ classic surf<br />
instrumental ‘Bombora’. Then,<br />
kneeling on a surfboard, she<br />
was carried to the stage by a<br />
group of surf lifesavers. Kylie’s<br />
sundress was identical to one<br />
worn by Nikki Webster during<br />
the opening ceremony. It is one<br />
of the 700 costumes, props<br />
and other items in the<br />
<strong>Powerhouse</strong> <strong>Museum</strong>’s Sydney<br />
2000 Games collection.<br />
KYLIE: an exhibition will open at<br />
the <strong>Powerhouse</strong> <strong>Museum</strong> on 26<br />
December. A celebration of<br />
Kylie’s contribution to music,<br />
stage and screen, this travelling<br />
exhibition has been developed<br />
by Melbourne’s Arts Centre,<br />
home of the nation’s premier<br />
Performing Arts Collection, to<br />
which Kylie recently donated<br />
over 300 items.<br />
GIFT OF THE OLYMPIC COORDINATION<br />
AUTHORITY ON BEHALF OF THE NSW<br />
STATE GOVERNMENT.<br />
ISSN 1030-5750<br />
9 771030 575004<br />
www.powerhousemuseum.com<br />
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