Embrace the enchanting allure of Accidentally Wes Anderson: The Exhibition as the global social media phenomenon makes its Australian debut this spring at 360 Bourke Street, Melbourne.
Co-created by Fever and inspired by the whimsical world of renowned filmmaker Wes Anderson, this immersive art experience promises to transport visitors into a realm of pastel-hued grandeur and idyllic landscapes.
Featuring over 200 real-life images curated across 10 thematic rooms, the gallery-style exhibition invites guests on a visually captivating journey around the globe through the art of photography.
From the iconic ‘Classic Facades’ to the serene ‘Maritime’ and the brand-new ‘Australia’ room, each space encapsulates Anderson’s distinctive aesthetics.
“We are thrilled to bring Accidentally Wes Anderson: The Exhibition to Australia for the very first time,” expressed Phil Mallet, Fever Originals Regional Manager. “Melbourne, renowned as the nation’s arts and culture capital, provides the perfect backdrop for this unique experience.
“We can’t wait to unveil the all-new Australia room, celebrating local landscapes and culture, and to welcome visitors this spring,” said Mr Mallet.
Founded in 2017 by Wally and Amanda, Accidentally Wes Anderson began as a passion project on Instagram, swiftly captivating a global community of nearly two million. It has since evolved into a New York Times Best Selling book and a source of inspiration for travellers and creatives worldwide.
Accidentally Wes Anderson: The Exhibition pays homage to travel, photography, community, and adventure, inviting guests of all ages to explore the aesthetic allure that has made Wes Anderson one of cinema’s most iconic directors.
The journey concludes at the Accidentally Wes Anderson shop, offering a curated selection of quirky items, including postcards, notebooks, and the acclaimed book and puzzle.
Accidentally Wes Anderson: The Exhibition is on display at 360 Bourke Street, Melbourne from Wednesday 18 September 2024. Tickets now on sale. For more information, visit: www.awaexhibition.com for details.
Image: Installation view of Accidentally Wes Anderson: The Exhibition (supplied)