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Home(s): Dance Project
 

In a raw, visceral, cross-cultural dance project, four diverse artists come together to perform and unravel their unique cultural experiences in a performance titled Home(s). Join artists Jennifer Ma, Nak Assa, Kaitlin Malone and David Leupolu on Saturday 14 August in their investigation of the concept of belonging when faced with the crossroads of diverse cultural influences. Their performance will feature an extraordinary variety of genres including contemporary and street dance which will be accompanied by experimental music composed by Bluey Mooney. Their routine will add a necessary and unique flavour to the John Young: Diaspora, Psyche exhibition which will present a variety of signature events, including this dance project, in order to explore transculturalism, examine historic expression of cross-cultural ethics and exchange and the effects of diaspora on the psyche. 

 

Event details

Venue: Bunjil Place, 2 Patrick NE Dr, Narre Warren VIC 3805
Bookings: +613 9709 9700
Start Date: Saturday 14 August 2021

General Admission: $10
Concession: $8
Booking Website: https://www.bunjilplace.com.au/john-young-diaspora-psyche

 

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