You must see two fabulous new WEATHER EXCHANGE performances presented by
LIVEWORKS FESTIVAL
Performance Space at Carriageworks
11-14 November
THIRTEEN: a 3-day inhabitation
Linda Luke & Vic McEwan
durational work over 3 days + scheduled performances 3pm & 5pm Thu, Fri, Sat
Dancer Linda Luke and composer Vic McEwan will present a series of performance installations reflecting upon teenage homelessness, and exploring our relationship to home and displacement around the CarriageWorks foyers. Further info: www.lindaluke.blogspot.com
DANCING THE DEAD: A Performed Conversation
Victoria Hunt & Fiona Winning
Sat 13 Nov, 7pm
Victoria Hunt grew up with little knowledge of her Maori heritage. In Dancing the Dead she recounts her visit to Tarawera Mountain, where she learnt of the loss of Hinemihi – the carved ancestral meeting house ‘acquired’ by the Earl of Onslow and shipped to England over a century ago. This conversation between Victoria and Fiona explores ideas of displacement, embodiment of the ancestral, and reclamation of Hinemihi.
Bookings: http://www.performancespace.com.au/?p=4396
DANCING THE DEAD and THIRTEEN are a series of works made within the context of The Weather Exchange, a forum for the development of independent artists based in Bodyweather and related disciplines. The Weather Exchange is a part of De Quincey Co.
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