PERFORMANCE ART

Fact Sheet

The TT Movement
Performance Art
An art movement taking its inspiration from the dynamic lines, iconic design and athletic performance
of the new Audi TT.

The TT Movement Exhibition

For one night only, Sydney’s Museum of Contemporary Art comes alive with the work of an eclectic collective
of artists with one common thread: the inspiration of an icon – the new Audi TT. Encompassing key themes of
technology and performance, the TT Movement Exhibition is a culmination of the work of established artists,
alongside up and coming artists vying for the inaugural Audi Art Prize.
UK creative collective Universal Everything
Japanese video artist and composer Takagi Masakatsu
Melbourne based tape artist Buff Diss
The Sydney Dance Company Studio Dancers
Composer and producer Sameer Sengupta / Pocket
Menu created by Tony Bilson
Cocktails by Yakusan

The new Audi TT

Performance art in a sports coupé. Beauty that goes beneath the surface to encompass new levels of comfort,
power and handling. The evolution of an icon. Fusing Audi’s latest race-bred technology and a pure focus on driving
dynamics and excitement. Named ‘The Most Beautiful Car in the World’ by Germany’s AutoBild magazine.

Iconic design
— Grown in all the right places (longer by 13.7cm. wider by
7.8cm).
— Lower centre of gravity and wider track.
— Single frame grille focussing aggressively forward.
— Iconic TT dome fusing even more elegantly into a powerful
shoulder-line.
— Body panels packed with tension.
— Flared wheel arches. Twin exhausts.
— Driver-orientated cockpit.
— Race-bred flat-bottomed sports leather steering wheel.
— Iconic chrome-finished round air vents speaking Audi’s sports
design language.

Athletic Performance
Electric Rear Spoiler
Extending automatically at 120km/h for superior handling and
performance. Blending in harmoniously with the rear-end contours.
Audi Space Frame
Lighter. Stronger. Faster. The combination of steel and aluminium
means a more dynamic ride, greater stability and even better
acceleration.
S-tronic
The sportiness of a manual with all the advantages of an automatic
transmission. Lightning-fast gear-shifts with no interruption to
power flow.
High-torque engines
2.0l TFSI. 147kW. 280Nm of torque at 1800 – 5000rpm. 0-100km/h
in 6.4 secs. Top speed: 240km/h. 7.8L/100km.
3.2l V6 quattro. 184kW. 320Nm of torque at 2500 – 3000rpm.
0-100km/h in 5.7 secs. Top speed: 250km/h. 9.5L/100km.
quattro
The only car in its class with permanent all-wheel drive*. Supreme
traction and power delivery from Audi’s class-leading technology.
*3.2l V6 model
Audi Magnetic Ride
Ultrafine magnetic particles adjust suspension, tuning ride
dynamics to road conditions.

Audi Art Prize

— $20,000 grant to go towards continuing tuition and development.
— Audi Ambassador for 12 months with exclusive use of an Audi TT.
— Short-listed entries will be exhibited at the TT Movement Exhibition
in April 2007 with the winner announced at the event.
— Local and national exposure through brand and key media partners.
— Entry to the Audi Art Prize is open to Australian artists over 18 years of age.
— Submissions will be judged by a panel of leading figures from the performance and art world
including: Jasper Knight, Collette Dinnigan, Jan Mackey, Robyn Nevin and Ignatius Jones.