Silent Disco–ing the Night Away With Giant Glowing Bunnies

Shannon CottrellMusic

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Arts Brookfield brought the national tour of Intrude, a highly acclaimed public art installation by Australian artist Amanda Parer, to downtown Los Angeles. The retail center FIGat7th was transformed into a silent nightclub as guests donned headsets provided by Quiet Events to enjoy the sounds of three live DJs spinning hip-hop, EDM and throwbacks on three separate channels, all under the glow of giant bunnies. All photos by Shannon Cottrell

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