A start on an about text...

Attempt vijf, rima, five, funf, cinc, cinco, cinq.... or; how do you solve a problem like an advanced info text.....

Woahmanchester (A Road Movie of Intrepid Dimensions) is a new public image series by All the Cunning Stunts that is visible at various locations along Manchester Street in Ōtautahi/Christchurch, between the Physics Room and North Projects. 

Woahmanchester continues the Stunts' intrepid and glitter-inflected journey to locate a Leading Lxdy for their upcoming debut film. As the Stunts are not entirely sure whether this Lxdy already exists or is simply yet to be imagined, they are using their extensive media relations for the Woahmanchesterimage series to speculate on their Leading Lxdy's career, and search for this elusive celebrity’s multiple dimensions.

The diverse community uses and multiple queerstories of Manchester Street and the surrounding area have influenced much of the visual and textual development of the Woahmanchester series, which happens in the Stunts' behind-the-scenes digital studio. Interested passers-by and talent scouts alike can expect back stage passes, so stay tuned!

Coming Soon! Woahmanchester (A Road Movie of Intrepid Dimensions) will be partnered with an upcoming contribution to Girls Like Us magazine, titled F+ (A Family Genre Comedy).

All the Cunning Stunts is a collective comprising of artists Liz Allan, Clare Noonan, Rachel O’Neill and Marnie Slater, who have been working together since 2010. Their work uses humour, an invitational tone and plenty of innuendo to experiment with alternative ways to imagine attraction, relationships and positionality, as well as to address mainstream representations of queer desire in popular culture and other commercial contexts.

Attempt quatre, vier, four (HELP, 'cause I don't really know French numbers above 10):

Woahmanchester (A Road Movie of Intrepid Dimensions) is a new public image series by All the Cunning Stunts that is visible at various locations along Manchester Street in Ōtautahi/Christchurch, between the Physics Room and North Projects. 

Woahmanchester continues the Stunts' intrepid and glitter-inflected journey to locate a Leading Lxdy for their upcoming debut film. As the Stunts are not entirely sure whether this Lxdy already exists or is simply yet to be imagined, they are using their extensive media relations for the Woahmanchester image series to speculate on their Leading Lxdy's career, and search for this elusive celebrity’s multiple dimensions.

The diverse community uses and multiple queerstories of Manchester Street and the surrounding area have influenced much of the visual and textual development of the Woahmanchester series, and interested passers-by and talent scouts alike can check out the Stunts' behind-the-scenes digital studio here from 24 March 2016.

Coming Soon! Woahmanchester (A Road Movie of Intrepid Dimensions) will be partnered with an upcoming contribution to Girls Like Us magazine, titled F+ (A Family Genre Comedy).

All the Cunning Stunts is a collective comprising of artists Liz Allan, Clare Noonan, Rachel O’Neill and Marnie Slater, who have been working together since 2010. Their work uses humour, an invitational tone and plenty of innuendo to experiment with alternative ways to imagine attraction, relationships and positionality, as well as to address mainstream representations of queer desire in popular culture and other commercial contexts.

Attempt trois, drie, three:

Woahmanchester (A Road Movie of Intrepid Dimensions) is a new image series by All the Cunning Stunts that is visible at various locations along Manchester Street in Ōtautahi/Christchurch, between the Physics Room and North Projects. Woahmanchester continues the Stunts' long and glitter-inflected journey to locate a Leading Lxdy for their upcoming debut film. As the Stunts are not entirely sure whether this Lxdy already exists or perhaps is simply yet to be imagined, the Woahmanchester image series is a projection of their unknown Leading Lxdy's career, and a search for this elusive celebrity’s multiple dimensions via the Stunts' extensive media relations.

The diverse uses and multiple herstories of Manchester Street have influenced much of the visual and textual lingo for the Woahmanchester series, and interested passers-by and talent scouts alike can check out the Stunts' behind-the-scenes digital studio here from 24 March 2016.

Coming Soon! Woahmanchester (A Road Movie of Intrepid Dimensions) will be partnered with an upcoming contribution to Girls Like Us magazine, titled F+ (A Family Genre Comedy).

All the Cunning Stunts is a collective comprising of artists Liz Allan, Clare Noonan, Rachel O’Neill and Marnie Slater who have been working together since 2010. Their work uses humour, an invitational tone and plenty of innuendo to address mainstream assumptions about attraction, relationships and positionality, as well as the representation of queer desire in popular culture and other commercial contexts.


Attempt two:

Woahmanchester (A Road Movie of Intrepid Dimensions) is a new image series by All the Cunning Stunts that is visible at various locations along Manchester Street in Ōtautahi/Christchurch, between the Physics Room and North Projects. Woahmanchester continues the Stunts' long and glitter-inflected journey to locate a Leading Lxdy for their upcoming debut film. As the Stunts are not entirely sure if this Lxdy already exists or perhaps they are simply yet to be imagined, the Woahmanchester image series collapses the duration of their Leading Lxdy's career and uses the Stunts' extensive media relations to trace this elusive celebrity. The diverse uses and multiple herstories of Manchester Street have influenced much of the visual and textual lingo for the Woahmanchester series, and interested passers-by and talent scouts alike can check out the Stunts' digital studio here from 24 March 2016.

Coming Soon! Woahmanchester (A Road Movie of Intrepid Dimensions) will be partnered with an upcoming contribution to Girls Like Us magazine, titled F+ (A Family Genre Comedy).

All the Cunning Stunts is a collective comprising of artists Liz Allan, Clare Noonan, Rachel O’Neill and Marnie Slater who have been working together since 2010. Their work uses humour, an invitational tone and plenty of innuendo to address mainstream assumptions about attraction, relationships and positionality, as well as the representation of queer desire in popular culture and other commercial contexts. 

Attempt one:

Woahmanchester (A Road Movie of Intrepid Dimensions) is a new image series by All the Cunning Stunts visible at various locations along Manchester Street in Ōtautahi/Christchurch, between the Physics Room and North Projects. Woahmanchester continues the Stunts' long and glitter-inflected journey to locate a Leading Lxdy for their upcoming debut film. Not entirely sure if this Lxdy already exists or perhaps they are simply yet to be imagined, the Woahmanchester image series collapses the duration of their Leading Lxdy's career and uses the Stunts' extensive media relations to trace their elusive celebrity.

Coming Soon! Woahmanchester (A Road Movie of Intrepid Dimensions) will be partnered with an upcoming contribution to Girls Like Us magazine, titled F+ (A Family Genre Comedy).

All the Cunning Stunts is a collective comprising of artists Liz Allan, Clare Noonan, Rachel O’Neill and Marnie Slater who have been working together since 2010. Their work uses humour, an invitational tone and plenty of innuendo to address mainstream assumptions about attraction, relationships and subjectivity, as well as the representation of queer desire in popular culture and other commercial contexts.