Sheds haven for art on North-West

March 28, 2015, 4 p.m.

WHAT better way to get back to the roots of music than to listen to acoustic percussions in a rusted out shearing shed.

WHAT better way to get back to the roots of music than to listen to acousticpercussions in a rusted out shearing shed.

Konrad Park and Lucky Oceans preparing for their performance this morning.

That's whatAcousticLifeof Shedsis all about, discovering the hidden talents of handmade old farm sheds, and turning them into havens of art.

The free event, has beenheldacross theWynyard municipality, with fivesheds chosen to feature artists and their work over the past two weekends.

The final performance will be held tomorrow in Milabena, Boat Harbour, Table Cape, and East Wynyard.

Acoustic Life of Shedswas organised through Big hART, a leading arts and social change company that produces critically acclaimed artworks across the country.

Big hART assistant producer, Bronwyn Folden said the performance in a shed created a more organic experience that's accessible to everyone and can be appreciated by everyone in the community.

For more information visit: http://www.acousticlifeofsheds.bighart.org

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Sheds haven for art on North-West