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If Winter is getting you down, the waft of jasmine and arts festivals in the air should remind you Spring is on its way. In Profiler 5 we get the run down on both the Melbourne and Darwin Festivals from their dynamic directors. We also chat to the finalists of the inaugural Keir Choreographic Award and show something of the works they created. Plus we have interviews with UK artist Marvin Gaye Chetwynd, No Strings Attached's PJ Rose, filmmaker Sophia Turkiewicz and profiles on sound artist Lawrence English and choreographer Natalie Abbott. And in our survey we get all dressed up with glamorous places to go. |
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| In Profile
Composer/producer Lawrence English talks to Gail Priest about the political motivations behind his latest album, Wilderness of Mirrors (Room40), his most arresting sonic statement to date. |
In Profile Natalie Abbott Maximum Dancer/choreographer Natalie Abbott chats with Gail Priest about her latest work Maximum which sees Abbott teaming up with a body builder to "ask questions of our bodies together." |
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Wed 30 July, 10am
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Fashioning art
For Profiler 5 we’ve asked some impeccably attired artists how they view fashion; how fashion influences their work; and their thoughts on the slippage of fashion into art and art into fashion.
Darren Sylvester | Elizabeth Ryan | Lian Loke | Laura Jane Lowther | Ivan Cheng
CONTRIBUTOR PROFILES
Nicola Fearn
RT's Darwin-based writer shares her thoughts on theatre reviewing in the growing performance culture of the Territory.
"Painting the picture of the production in the quiet of my home after the event allows me time to reflect on the work and appreciate how it has affected me. I believe the reviewer has a responsibility to add to the richness of the arts by critiquing work in a way which allows the maker to carry on making—supporting and valuing the work while giving clear responses to it." More…
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Keith Gallasch on The disenchantments of Stephen Dillane; or Tacita Dean discovers contemporary performance
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Plexus: Medley Recital Series
Benjamin Carey et al.: _derivations reviewed by Matthew Lorenzon
Austin Buckett: Grain Loops reviewed by Henry Andersen
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COMING SOON
REALTIME 122
Arts & Education feature
Our annual look at the state of arts education across the nation
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LIFT, London
FTA, Montreal
Adhocracy, Vitalstatistix
Liquid Architecture
Motel Dreaming, Dark MOFO
The Cinemas Project
Salamanca Arts Centre
Escape Theatre
Terrapin
Danger Ensemble
MAU
Bangarra
Djuki Mala
Antony Hamilton
Szygy
Kupka's Piano
On the streets 15 August
LH COLUMN: Josephine Ridge, Melbourne Festival, realtime tv; Atlanta Eke, Keir Choreographic Award winner, realtime tv; Edwina Lunn, courtesy Darwin Festival; Marvin Gaye Chetwynd, The Snail Race, Galleria Massimo De Carlo, Milan, 06 March 2008, courtesy the artist; Once My Mother, Helen and Sophia Turkiewicz , photo Mayu Kanamori; John Mack protects his dolphin child from an attack, Echoes ... of Knowing Home, by Alexis West, No Strings Attached Theatre of Disability, photo Jonny Ratke; Lawrence English, Wilderness of Mirrors, album cover; Natalie Abbott, Donny Henderson-Smith, Maximum, photo Gregory Lorenzutti
RH COLUMN: Fashioning art: left - Darren Sylvester, Dreams End With You, 2014, courtesy Sullivan+Strumpf, Sydney; Lian Loke, Hyperfeminoid, photo Ian Tatton; KUCKA, Rewind (video stills), courtesy the artist; Nicola Fearn, courtesy the writer; Real Time Talk: Tacita Dean, Event for a Stage, 2014, presented at Carriageworks in association with ABC RN, courtesy the artist, Fifth Street Gallery, London and Marian Goodman Gallery, New York and Paris, co-commissioned by the 19th Biennale of Sydney and Carriageworks, photo Zan Wimberley; Benjamin Carey et al.: _derivations
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