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Darwin Festival |
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Glenn Campbell |
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Munuk Gapu - Freshwater Saltwater - by Indigenous dancer and choreographer Gary Lang presented at the 2008 Darwin Festival as a world premiere. |
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Arts NT and Regional Arts Australia |
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Pam French |
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IMAGINE ALICE featured at the 2008 Regional Arts Australia's sixth biennial conference art at the heart was a program of installation based works, exhibitions and other events that gave local artists the opportunity to show their work and exchange with artists from interstate. |
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Darwin Symphony Orchestra |
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Neil Williamson |
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In 2008 the Darwin Symphony Orchestra presented concerts feature an engaging selection of music, from the classics of the 19th Century, to the contemporary music of today. |
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Darwin Festival |
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Glenn Campbell |
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The Galuku (Palm Tree) Gallery is one of the highlights of the Darwin Festival as the Botanical Gardens are transformed into an art gallery without walls. |
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Darwin Festival |
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Glenn Campbell |
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Liberty Songs presented a collaboration of Indigenous songwriters Shellie Morris, Leah Flanagan and Lou Bennett to join women from Darwin's Liberian refugee community to explore and share their cultural stories and experiences through songs |
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Arts NT and Regional Arts Australia |
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Pam French |
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IMAGINE ALICE featured at the 2008 Regional Arts Australia's sixth biennial conference art at the heart was a program of installation based works, exhibitions and other events that gave local artists the opportunity to show their work and exchange with artists from interstate. |
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Tracks Dance Company |
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Peter Eve |
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Love struck, Star struck, Struck down. STRUCK is a romance set in unstable times of change set amongst the World War II ruins of Darwin. It is a meeting of difference utilising Break-Dance, Ballet, and Contemporary dance styles. |
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Business Unusual |
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Fiona Morrison |
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Featuring Samantha Chalmers (left) and Nicky Fearn in Tracy, a theatre production that tells the story of two young girls leading very different lives who suffer displacement and loss twice over and find themselves in the centre of the most frightening storm ever to hit the coast of Australia. Based on fact with elements of fiction, this meticulously researched drama follows the real life stories of the two performers. |
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Arts NT and Regional Arts Australia |
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James Spiers |
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A total of 950 delegates met in the desert town of Alice Springs for Regional Arts Australia's sixth biennial conference art at the heart. The conference held from 3-5 October 2008 provided artists, arts workers and arts volunteers the opportunity to gather, discuss, perform and celebrate the arts and cultural achievements of regional Australia. |
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Darwin Festival |
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Glenn Campbell | |
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Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu performs at the 2008 Darwin Festival. Gurrumul has released his self titled debut in 2008 which has received two ARIA Awards and recognition across the Australian music industry. | |
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Darwin Festival |
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Glenn Campbell | |
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Strange Fruit with 'Spheres' at the 2008 Darwin Festival. Giant, illuminated orbs gradually emerged to stand high above the ground on 4 metre poles which bent and bowed to impossible breathtaking angles. | |
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InCite Youth Arts |
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James Mangohig |
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InCite/ Warlpiri Youth Development Aboriginal Corporation Hip Hop Program, (Mt Theo- Yuendumu). InCite produces quality youth arts activities engaging young people in creative expression and creates new opportunities for valuing and recognising the importance of the arts in positive lifestyle choices. | |
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Arts NT and Regional Arts Australia |
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Dave Nixon | |
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'The quickest dream ever' by Andrew Moynihan. IMAGINE ALICE featured at the 2008 Regional Arts Australia's sixth biennial conference art at the heart was a program of installation based works, exhibitions and other events that gave local artists the opportunity to show their work and exchange with artists from interstate. |
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Arts NT and Regional Arts Australia |
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Pip McManus | |
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Pip McManus projections as part of IMAGINE ALICE featured at the 2008 Regional Arts Australia's sixth biennial conference art at the heart was a program of installation based works, exhibitions and other events that gave local artists the opportunity to show their work and exchange with artists from interstate. |
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Tracks Dance Company |
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Peter Eve | |
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Love struck, Star struck, Struck down. STRUCK (2008) is a romance set in unstable times of change set amongst the World War II ruins of Darwin. It is a meeting of difference utilising Break-Dance, Ballet, and Contemporary dance styles. |
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Elliat Rich |
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Alex Kershaw | |
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Elliat Rich with her design Two-Way, a wearable garment that aims to illustrate and provide a point of reflection on the two-way process of respiration. The design takes as its starting point the premise that every breath we take is one that is shared by a plant. This work stems from a broader exploration that seeks to convey a sense of our (humans) connection to a holistic system. |
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Philomena Hali |
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Philomena Hali | |
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Teabag portraits by Philomena Hali presented as part of IMAGINE ALICE featured at the 2008 Regional Arts Australia's sixth biennial conference art at the heart was a program of installation based works, exhibitions and other events that gave local artists the opportunity to show their work and exchange with artists from interstate. |
