That I Should Pray For Angels by Micah Rustichelli

That I Should Pray For Angels is a sculptural exhibition that has a cheeky play with the world of preppers. Combining the materials of survivalists with queer culture and religious text, this project envisions a post-climate future of nylon, tarp, intimate abandon and apocalypse.

Micah Rustichelli is an interdisciplinary artist working on Jagera and Turrbal land, Brisbane.

With a strong focus on performance, sculpture and painting, Micah’s work operates across modes of fine arts, circus and club kid/nightlife arts. This cross-pollination of forms has led the artist to a practice that uses humour, queer knowledge and intersectional materials to explore contemporary concerns with a wide range of audiences.

Metro Arts is proudly supported by Brisbane City Council. For more information, please visit the Metro Arts website.

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Venue address

Metro Arts, 97 Boundary Street, West End