Artist Mark Haslam presents FAKE, a performance-cum-installation that explores what the internet can offer and what it can harm, at Carriageworks for the Festival of Dangerous Ideas.
All three outlets describe the work as a live, experiential installation rather than a traditional exhibition, positioning it as a “wild ride” that examines online behaviour and the spread of content. While the coverage in these sources does not fully detail the production’s specific elements beyond the title and the internet-focused premise, each publication frames the show’s central theme as a critique and examination of the online ecosystem.
The references across outlets also connect the installation to the Festival of Dangerous Ideas, placing it within a program known for provocative topics. The difference between the articles is mainly in their framing and promotional tone; none provides conflicting information about the event’s location, timing, or Haslam’s authorship. The “yeti” element is noted in the outlet titles but not explained in the supplied text.
