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Victoria Hunt: KŌIWI

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TitleVictoria Hunt: KŌIWIDate2023Description

Victoria Hunt: KŌIWI
Art Gallery of New South Wales
22 - 26 July 2023

KŌIWI is a durational performance by Māori-Australian dancer and choreographer Victoria Hunt. Through dance, sound, song, lighting and body adornment, this immersive new work continues the artist’s investigation into the story of her ancestral meeting house, Hinemihi.

PROJECT CREDITS

The work is performed by Hunt alongside two esteemed First Nations artists: Moe Clark, Métis multidisciplinary artist, vocalist and drum carrier (Turtle Island/Canada); and Rosie Te Rauawhea Belvie, Māori vocalist, haka custodian and performer (Aotearoa/New Zealand). It has been co-created with Boris Bagattini (objects and lighting design) and James Brown (sound design and composer).

‍Supported by Australia Council for the Arts, Create NSW, the Neilson Foundation and the Australian Government through the Australian Research Council as part of the research project Precarious Movements: Choreography and the Museum.

Video: Art Gallery of NSW.

OrganisationArt Gallery of New South WalesCreative AustraliaCreate NSWThe Neilson FoundationCollectionPrecarious Movements: Choreography & the Museum

Creators

ArtistMoe ClarkChoreographerVictoria HuntComposerJames BrownDancersVictoria HuntLighting designerBoris BagattiniMusicianMoe ClarkPerformerRosie Te Rauawhea BelvieSound designerJames BrownVocalistMoe ClarkRosie Te Rauawhea Belvie

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Victoria Hunt: KŌIWI

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