[Museum] David Lynch: Between Two Worlds

Frankey Chung

By Frankey

Showing at the Queensland Gallery of Modern Art
14 March – 7 June 2015

Over the Easter break, I was fortunate enough to have my flight back to Melbourne delayed by six hours. Not one to sit around and mope, I took advantage of the situation and fancied a visit to the Queensland Gallery of Modern Art to see David Lynch’s “Between Two Worlds” among other exhibits.

Here are some of the highlights of my visit:

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The Alice in Wonderland entrance…

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For when your Spielberg coffee just won’t do.

All photography taken by Frankey Chung on his Sony RX100M3.

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Published by Frankey Chung

Legally trained, creatively driven. Frankey Chung writes about fashion, travel, and culture. He has written for i-D/Vice is looking to broaden his publishing portfolio. Frankey’s previous exploits include improving the outcomes of abused children in Victoria, improving access to high-speed broadband across Australia, an entrepreneurial attempt at tackling climate change, assisting low socioeconomic communities in Springvale with legal advice, and propelling sustainable fashion.

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