Archive for December, 2009

Shigeyuki Kihara – EDGE OF ELSEWHERE

Tuesday, December 22nd, 2009
 
EDGE OF ELSEWHERE held between Gallery 4a Asia Australia Arts Centre (opening 14th Jan 2010) & Campbelltown Arts Centre (opening 15th Jan 2010) in Sydney as part of the visual arts program of Sydney Festival 2010!
 
Artists include: Brook Andrew, Arahmaiani, Richard Bell, YOUNG-HAE CHANG HEAVY INDUSTRIES, Dacchi Dang, Newell Harry, Lisa Reihana, Khaled Sabsabi, Wang Jianwei, Kimsooja and Shigeyuki Kihara.
 
Upcoming public performance of Talanoa; Walk the Talk V is held in Dixon St, China Town, Sydney CBD on the 14th Jan 2010 – 10am SHARP! (proceeded by the screening of the raw footage at the launch of the EDGE OF ELSEWHERE at Gallery 4a Asia Australia Arts Centre in China Town).
 
Talanoa; Walk the Talk V is commissioned by Gallery 4a Asia Australia Arts Centre for Sydney Festival 2010.

 

 

Shigeyuki Kihara, Talanoa: Walk the Talk III, 2009, performance, Mukti Gupteshwar Mandir Soceity and Samoa Congregational Church Minto, Minto Mall 8 August 2009. Courtesy the artist. Image: Susannah Wimberley Photography

EDGE
OF
ELSE
WHERE
Brook Andrew / Arahmaiani / Richard Bell
Dacchi Dang / Newell Harry
Shigeyuki Kihara / Kimsooja / Lisa Reihana
Khaled Sabsabi / Wang Jianwei
YOUNG-HAE CHANG HEAVY INDUSTRIES
Friday 15 January 7pm Campbelltown Arts Centre
RSVP 12 January 4645 4100 or artscentre@campbelltown.nsw.gov.au
Campbelltown Arts Centre 16 January–14 March 2010 Asia/Pacific Cultural Futures Forum Saturday 16 January 2pm Cnr Camden & Appin Roads, Campbelltown
Gallery 4A 16 January–6 February 2010 Project launch Thursday 14 January 6pm
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Fresh Horizons: Palmerston North MUSIC

Tuesday, December 15th, 2009

Student compositions created in the music workshop with Matthew Salapu Faimu, Aka ’ANONYMOUZ’.

MICHAEL ESTER’S TRACK

MATT’S TRACK

FLORENCE’S TRACK

SETU’S TRACK

BENNY’S TRACK

FRESH HORIZONS: PALMERSTON NORTH

Tuesday, December 15th, 2009

From September 21-23rd 2009 we ran a Fresh Horizons workshops hosted by Massey’s College of Education, Te Uru Maraurau in Palmerston North.  The theme for the three-day programme was story telling.  

Three outstanding Pacific Artists that tutored the workshops were:

Victor Rodger Samoan/Scottish playwright; he is the first Pacific writer in residence at the University of Canterbury. The themes of race relations and identity inspire most of his work. Since 2000 he has been a storyliner and now dialogue writer for ‘Shortland Street’; his “bread and butter” job.

Janet Lilo Niuean/Samoan/Maori; a graduate from AUT’s Master of Art and Design course. This young innovative video/digital artist has just returned from a residency in Sapporo Japan.

Matthew Salapu Faimu Samoan; producer, pianist, songwriter and rapper. Aka ‘Anonymouz’ he is a classically trained musician and has been widely involved in the NZ music industry.