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SUMMARY:SINE at Wallace
DESCRIPTION:SINE is the provocation of sound made visual. SINE is a mathematical series where the operation adds infinite quantities to a given equation. Mathematics\, music and visual art expand common threads of thinking and expression around thoughts of order. \nArtist\, musician\, maker combine to mediate expressions through material object\, instrument\, performance\, and the graphic to form the exhibition SINE at Wallace. Each contributor is invited to show an existing work or develop/adapt a concept for the exhibition taking a deep dive into SINE space. \nArtists:\nLeah Curtis \nCat Hope\nRex Bruce\nJonathon Stockman\nSze Tsang\nMatt Dickmann\nEduardo Cossio\nNic Compton\nBill Busfield\nRussel Davey Wossy\nIan Weir\nCameron Robbins\nJames Morton \nMatt Dickmann \nGuest performers:\nStu Thomas \nMiah Smith \nAya Smith \nCurator:\nJon Tarry \nOpening night 1st Sept 2023 6pm – 8pm\n346 William Street\, Perth\nShow runs till 24th Nov 2023
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LOCATION:346 William Street\, 346 William Street\, Perth\, WA\, 6000\, Australia
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SUMMARY:The Journey Down
DESCRIPTION:The Journey Down is an animated and vibrant celebration of dance\, song\, projections and otherworldly sound coming together to transform an old bush wreck into a travelling canvas of story and culture. \nSix years in the making\, The Journey Down tour features the sonic sculpture Warnarral Noorrngoorrool (Gija for old car)\, on tour from Kununurra through the expanse of regional and remote WA to its final destination in Perth\, where it’s been acquired by WA Museum Boola Bardip. Warnarral Noorrngoorrool includes paintings depicting stories of dreaming\, vehicles and journeys by significant Gija artists including Shirley Purdie\, Gabriel Nodea and Gordon Barney.  \nWarnarral Noorrngoorrool will be accompanied by powerful performances by Mirriwoong and Gija songmen and dancers including Chris Griffiths and Andrew Daylight\, Yamatji didjeridu virtuoso Mark Atkins with leading Australian musicians Aviva Endean\, Tristen Parr and Vanessa Tomlinson\, interwoven with animation and video design from Sohan Ariel Hayes (Boorna Waanginy: The Trees Speak). \nPresented in Perth for one night only\, The Journey Down will transport audiences to new worlds in a celebration of intercultural collaboration\, the vibrancy of our regional communities and the stories and sounds that connect us. \nAdditional Information\nWarnarral Ngoorngoorrool is pronounced Wah-nah-rool Noom-er-rool and is Gija for “old car” \nThe Gija people are from the East Kimberley area of Western Australia\, about 200 km south of Kununurra. Many Gija people now live around localities such as Halls Creek and Warmun.  \nThe land of the Miriwoong people covers a large tract of country straddling the Western Australian and Northern Territory border and includes the township of Kununurra in the East Kimberley. \nAcknowledgements\nTura acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live\, learn and create. We pay our respects to Elders past and present. With solidarity and friendship we say thank you. \nThe Journey Down tour has been supported by the State Government of Western Australia through the Regional Arts and Cultural Investment Program\, and the Australian Government through the Australia Council\, its Arts Funding and Advisory Body. \n[Note from Owls] Accessibility details not provided.
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LOCATION:European Foods Warehouse\, 77 Francis St\, Northbridge\, WA\, 6003\, Australia
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