Welcome to Virtual Luna Park, a 10-year celebration of Luna Park on Southsea Common, an artwork built by Studio Morison.
Virtual Luna Park is a chat room where you may talk with other people, so you need to be over 18 years old or accompanied by an adult to visit. By entering the site here you are confirming this is the case.
Make sure to also explore the story of Luna Park on the desktop version of this site, where you can have a chat with the dinosaur, and learn about its origins
CAKE
COMPETITION Make a Southsea Dinosaur Birthday Cake, with a chance to win a full size cake of your choice from The Tenth Hole! Upload your photos by the 26th August to Instagram using
#Deliciousaurus or email lunapark@aspex.co.uk.
ARTISTS IN CONVERSATION 7pm on Sunday 2nd August. Artists duo Heather and Ivan Morison join Joanne Bushnell, director of Aspex and Hannah Firth, director of programme at Chapter to discuss Luna Park. Watch the recorded conversation here.
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CROWDFUNDER CAMPAIGN
We are raising money for a new bronze sculpture of Luna Park to be installed on Southsea Common in 2021. There are a range of awards available, please take a look at our crowdfunder page here.
ST. GEORGES PRIMARY SCHOOL EXHIBITION
19th August to 11th October 2020. Children at St. George’s Beneficial C of E Primary School in Portsea have been taking part in remote workshops with artist Alison Carlier, responding to Luna Park. See their artwork in a special exhibition held at the Aspex Learning Space.
ARTISTS IN CONVERSATION 7pm on Sunday 2nd August. Artists duo Heather and Ivan Morison join Joanne Bushnell, director of Aspex and Hannah Firth, director of programme at Chapter to discuss Luna Park. Watch the recorded conversation here.
CROWDFUNDER CAMPAIGN
We are raising money for a new bronze sculpture of Luna Park to be installed on Southsea Common in 2021. There are a range of awards available, please take a look at our crowdfunder page here.
ST. GEORGES PRIMARY SCHOOL EXHIBITION
19th August to 11th October 2020. Children at St. George’s Beneficial C of E Primary School in Portsea have been taking part in remote workshops with artist Alison Carlier, responding to Luna Park. See their artwork in a special exhibition held at the Aspex Learning Space.