Filmstill aus der Videoinstallation "Giraru Galing Ganhagirri/ The Wind Will Bring Rain” von Joel Bray (Choreografie), James Wright (Film) und Daniel Nixon (Musik)
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Filmstill aus der Videoinstallation "Giraru Galing Ganhagirri/ The Wind Will Bring Rain” von Joel Bray (Choreografie), James Wright (Film) und Daniel Nixon (Musik)
Talk
Artist Talk with Joel Bray
Joel Bray talks about his video installation Giraru Galing Ganhagirri and the performance The Land Remembers.
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| Free of charge |
| in English |
| Duration: 60 min |
| 18 years and older |
| English |
| Foyer |
Choreographer and dancer Joel Bray, a Wiradjuri from Australia, creates intimate encounters in unorthodox spaces in his work, making the audience a co-narrator. His body is the intersection of the performances: indigenous heritage, skin colour and queer sexuality.
Joel Bray talks about his video installation Giraru Galing Ganhagirri and the performance The Land Remembers.
Words of welcome: Kate Luxford, deputy ambassador, Australia
Moderator: Martin Baasch, freelance curator
