RITUALS at Machine Hall • Sept 13 • FREE RSVP • All Ages • Sydney Fringe
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♾ RITUALS • The Sacred, The Now, The In-Between • ♾
Step into an immersive celebration of ritual pluralism and cross-cultural dialogue spanning First Nations creators to the world.
On Sunday 13 September from 2-8pm, Machine Hall will come alive with 'Rituals', showcasing a dynamic tapestry of expression woven by a multicultural collective of 25+ artists.
From 2pm, the doors to Machine Hall will open to an immersive world of light, video and sound with artisan displays featuring intricate traditional and contemporary crafts.
Join us at 2:30pm for Acknowledgement of Country before an intimate panel discussion.
Gather round and listen to distinguished performers and thought leaders Gambirra Illume (Gambirra MOB), Shyamla Eswaran (Bindi Bosses) and Vincent Sebastian (Oyobi) open an honest dialogue with OroAna (Mami Guata) on the ancestral traditions that lie at the heart of their creative practices. (Note: more panelists to be announced).
Find your feet in a ritualistic soundscape curated by acclaimed dancer and DJ Lady Chika; behold the breathtaking choreography of movement artists Sophia Ndaba and Shyamla Eswaran; trace the swift and masterful brushstrokes of Tomoko Oka’s large-scale calligraphy; groove to GabZak and 'A Dance Of Worlds' feat. Raphael Hatzi and Yarran; fire up the dance floor with electro polyrhythm trio OYOBI feat. a special guest vocalist - and turn it up (and up) for a heart-pumping set by 9-piece powerhouse band Gambirra MOB led by Yolngu songstress, Gambirra Illume.
Get ready for an all-encompassing journey into The Sacred, The Now and The In-between.
Free to attend. Everyone is welcome. RSVP is highly recommended.
🌌🌌🌌
Heartdancers, as part of #SydneyFringe Festival, presents Rituals. Rituals is supported by #MachineHall's M.PWR Series, City of Sydney , #SoundNSW and Sydney Fringe Festival's First Nations Program #Yalgali.
We acknowledge that this event will take place on the lands and waters of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation and recognise that sovereignty was never ceded. Always was, Always will be, Aboriginal Land.
Step into an immersive celebration of ritual pluralism and cross-cultural dialogue spanning First Nations creators to the world.
On Sunday 13 September from 2-8pm, Machine Hall will come alive with 'Rituals', showcasing a dynamic tapestry of expression woven by a multicultural collective of 25+ artists.
From 2pm, the doors to Machine Hall will open to an immersive world of light, video and sound with artisan displays featuring intricate traditional and contemporary crafts.
Join us at 2:30pm for Acknowledgement of Country before an intimate panel discussion.
Gather round and listen to distinguished performers and thought leaders Gambirra Illume (Gambirra MOB), Shyamla Eswaran (Bindi Bosses) and Vincent Sebastian (Oyobi) open an honest dialogue with OroAna (Mami Guata) on the ancestral traditions that lie at the heart of their creative practices. (Note: more panelists to be announced).
Find your feet in a ritualistic soundscape curated by acclaimed dancer and DJ Lady Chika; behold the breathtaking choreography of movement artists Sophia Ndaba and Shyamla Eswaran; trace the swift and masterful brushstrokes of Tomoko Oka’s large-scale calligraphy; groove to GabZak and 'A Dance Of Worlds' feat. Raphael Hatzi and Yarran; fire up the dance floor with electro polyrhythm trio OYOBI feat. a special guest vocalist - and turn it up (and up) for a heart-pumping set by 9-piece powerhouse band Gambirra MOB led by Yolngu songstress, Gambirra Illume.
Get ready for an all-encompassing journey into The Sacred, The Now and The In-between.
Free to attend. Everyone is welcome. RSVP is highly recommended.
🌌🌌🌌
Heartdancers, as part of #SydneyFringe Festival, presents Rituals. Rituals is supported by #MachineHall's M.PWR Series, City of Sydney , #SoundNSW and Sydney Fringe Festival's First Nations Program #Yalgali.
We acknowledge that this event will take place on the lands and waters of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation and recognise that sovereignty was never ceded. Always was, Always will be, Aboriginal Land.
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