Coromind Artworks Fest: Tuesday, 21st January 2025
January 1, 2023
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Caitlin Moloney, Tony Calsaferri and Genevieve Morley.
Live music by: Toya Fleetwood, FEI LÍN and Elsa Klein and DJ SunRay
Caitlin Moloney, Tony Calsaferri and Genevieve Morley.
Live music by: Toya Fleetwood, FEI LÍN and Elsa Klein and DJ SunRay
Saturday, 25th January: Happy Hour from 3:30 pm.
DJ A-Young
Nick Barry is a lifelong jotter of ideas, scribbler of jokes and sketcher of Dawgs. Nick’s art-form lives in a colourful, hand-drawn world where reside the iconic ‘Dragon-Dawgs’.
Write just one word. Then another. Write another. Draw that line. Mark that page. Make a dot, a squiggle, an imperfect circle. So what if it’s wonky? So what if it looks more like a weird elephant’s ear? Play that chord. Sing that note. Sing another. Sing three in a row. Start something. Do it. In the words of avant-garde composer John Cage: ‘Begin anywhere.’
How are you with time?
Different people perceive time differently. To some of us time is a finite, measurable,
tangible commodity. Like a loaf of sliced bread, it can be shared around very simply and
specifically. To others of us time is a much less tangible item. In fact, it is more like a large
bowl of soup, difficult to divide according to any set of rules and difficult to distribute evenly.
Caitlin Moloney, Tony Calsaferri and Genevieve Morley.
Live music by: Toya Fleetwood, FEI LÍN and Elsa Klein and DJ SunRay
Saturday, 25th January: Happy Hour from 3:30 pm.
DJ A-Young
Nick Barry is a lifelong jotter of ideas, scribbler of jokes and sketcher of Dawgs. Nick’s art-form lives in a colourful, hand-drawn world where reside the iconic ‘Dragon-Dawgs’.
Write just one word. Then another. Write another. Draw that line. Mark that page. Make a dot, a squiggle, an imperfect circle. So what if it’s wonky? So what if it looks more like a weird elephant’s ear? Play that chord. Sing that note. Sing another. Sing three in a row. Start something. Do it. In the words of avant-garde composer John Cage: ‘Begin anywhere.’
How are you with time?
Different people perceive time differently. To some of us time is a finite, measurable,
tangible commodity. Like a loaf of sliced bread, it can be shared around very simply and
specifically. To others of us time is a much less tangible item. In fact, it is more like a large
bowl of soup, difficult to divide according to any set of rules and difficult to distribute evenly.
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