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Collaboration places Tasmanian artists in Singapore

Stephanie Jack and Assembly 197 were selected to work with Asialink Arts to develop new networks and travel to Singapore in March 2023.

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MIL-Evening Report: At Mona Foma, I encountered death rituals, underwater soundscapes, worship – and transcendence

MIL-Evening Report: At Mona Foma, I encountered death rituals, underwater soundscapes, worship – and transcendence
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No more FOMO for Mona Foma: Tasmania s summerfest of art and performance is back

No more FOMO for Mona Foma: Tasmania s summerfest of art and performance is back
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Melting stages urge climate change action

Watching ice melt is not most people's first idea of art - or even entertainment - but suspended 2.7-tonne chunks of frozen water dripping into Sydney Harbour this w.

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Ten Days on the Island: blistering rock, raw urgency, tenderness and dagginess in a festival spread too thin

Since its launch in 2001, the biennial Ten Days On The Island has aimed to be a festival for the whole of Tasmania, bringing in international artists and putting local artists on the world stage. This year, as in 2019, the festival’s program and the titular “ten days” are spread across three weekends. With travel bans and conservative limits on theatre capacities, the program is thinner than usual, making the stretch across the state an even greater challenge. Artistic director Lindy Hume proposes a Romantic, rather than Gothic Tasmania, placing Jess Bonde’s photographic re-imagining of Caspar David Friedrich’s 1818 oil painting The Wanderer Above a Sea of Fog as the festival’s central image.

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