The Cube
A unique venue for high quality innovative art in public spaces.
THE CUBE is a freestanding, demountable transparent artspace for public spaces.
Purpose-built, THE CUBE is utilised for installations, workshops, live performance and conceptual and projection art.
Born in a Taxi welcomes new concepts and expressions of interest for presentations in THE CUBE. Get in touch!
ABOUT THE VENUE
Concept by: Born in a Taxi
Designed by: David Murphy
Dimensions: 3.8m (l) x 3.8 m (w) and 3.8 m (h)
Engineering: Designed to withstand wind rating 50 km per hour. Certificate provided on request.
Design: Internal steel frame, clad in furniture-grade Australian plywood. Floor/stage one metre off the ground. Four removable transparent polycarbonate sides.
Technical features: Flexible and sophisticated lighting design by Bruce Ramus. Lighting and sound interface through remote-operated wifi. Sound equipment is housed beneath the floor.
Blackout: The CUBE is fitted with remotely-operated blinds that obscure the internal space from the public at day or night. Blinds also act as dynamic, rear-projected illuminated canvases. Suitable for 360-degree projections.
Weather: Tight-fitting ‘shower cap’ fixed over roof, waterproofs THE CUBE artspace. Removable polycarbonate wall panels. Capacity for a cooling system to be installed.