Inspired by a recent exhibition, the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) wanted to incorporate some alfresco colour into its Circular Quay location. It turned to Scoundrel Projects for a creative solution.

Scoundrel Projects’ James Dive and Adrian Shapiro conjured up a vibrant destination for quayside drinks – the Colour Fields pop-up bar – and worked with production service Yippee Ki-Yay to bring their vision to life.

And it was Carona’s PVC Strip Curtains that delivered the desired effect.

“Scoundrel Projects came to us with their concept. We did a lot of research and found Carona’s PVC curtains were the perfect material for this project,” said Brad Burnet, owner of Yippee Ki-Yay. Not only were Carona’s PVC curtains the perfect width and thickness, they could be painted in exactly the right colours with vinyl paints.

“SCOUNDREL PROJECTS CAME TO US WITH THEIR CONCEPT. WE DID A LOT OF RESEARCH AND FOUND CARONA’S PVC CURTAINS WERE THE PERFECT MATERIAL FOR THIS PROJECT.”

– BRAD BURNET, OWNER OF YIPPEE KI-YAY

PRODUCTS & SERVICES SUPPLIED

PVC Strip Curtains

RESULTS

A colourful and striking destination on Circular Quay that attracted exhibition visitors and bar-hoppers alike. The project was a huge success for the MCA, Scoundrel Projects and Yippee Ki-Yay, and another demonstration of just how versatile Carona’s products are.