Zines, ideas and banter with this female and non-binary with this female and non-binary zine and collective.
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Multi-award-winning Indigenous writer and poet Samuel Watson weaves new works throughout the festival.
A feminist multi-arts pop up performance featuring live classical music and sound art.
Examining patterns formed among and within repeating structural units of Proteins.
Will we have to imagine life without water? Our planet’s water cycles are under threat and we have the data to prove it.
Local purveyor of dirt encrusted r’n’b, Airling is fast becoming one of the most talked about young artists in the Australian music industry with her own twist on modern pop music.
10.00–10.45pm Carpark Stage
Ambient rock music takes shape through the powers of light and shade, visually representing the essence of her music.
9.00–9.30pm Carpark Stage
Fierce Mild form compelling songs speaking of the sinister and absurd. The narratives unfurl amidst rich soundscapes and intense visualisations.
8.15–8.45pm Carpark Stage
Quintessential Doll combines brooding synths, glitchy beats and atmospheric strings with evocative poetry and visuals.
7.30–8.00pm Carpark Stage
Through various styles of dance, the human body will symbolize and explore life, preservation, metamorphosis, decay and death.
7.00–7.30pm Sue Benner Theatre
In a brave new world what is sex and consent? How do we navigate this brave new world and still have genuine encounters?
6.00–7.00pm The Basement
What happens when we embrace our vulnerability and allow it to fuel our actions and words when connecting with others?
6.00–6.30pm Sue Benner Theatre
Versatile and immersive, they have the capability to make you dance, contemplate life and dance again.
5.30–6.00pm Carpark Stage
Experience music through both science and artistic understandings with Joel Gilmore, Vocal Manoeuvres and instrumentalists.
5.00–6.00pm The Studio
An interactive live projection work illuminating how humanity is moved by the unseen, the space between and contagious blindsight.
5.00–5.30pm Sue Benner Theatre
Blur the lines between art and music. Don’t expect to be wooed with love songs; this is pseudo-nihilistic sound.
4.30–5.00pm Carpark Stage
Exploring the oppressive nature of freedom of speech online, using verbatim comments from media articles.
4.00–4.30pm Sue Benner Theatre
From The Origin of the Species to Andrew Wakefield’s notorious paper, join the discussion on big science texts led by Joel Gilmore.
3.00–4.30pm The Studio
This workshop takes you through the basics of making a one-page zine and turns your experiences into peepable zine goodness.
2.30–3.30pm The Basement
I am doll parts. What are the risks in relying on celebrities to speak for the communities they are heralded as representing?
1.00–2.00pm The Basement
Celebrating inclusion through dance, this performance works to introduce society’s inexperience of disability.
12.00–12.30pm Sue Benner Theatre
Step into a strip club after hours, when the patrons have left, and see it from a sex workers perspective.
9.00–10.00pm The Basement
Unravel assumptions we have about femininity, STEM and glitter.
Wander around, talk about love, gender, science, and sentient microfungi.
Installation inspired by stories and letters, previously untold, unwritten and silently contained within. Now brought into the world.
A portable structure using tangible and hybrid interaction to ask “Where do you feel safe in Brisbane?”
The I am vital selfie reminds EVERYONE that they are vital! #IamVital
Have some down time away from the hussle and bussle. Mmmmm nice.
Introducing Cinematic Folk, the musical and visual that is Ella Fence, the front woman of her all female trio.
2:45pm-3:15pm Carpark Stage
Shadow blisters is a generative animation using data and imagery reflecting the concept of the ‘shadow blister effect’, a natural phenomenon whereby shadows are known to bulge outward and towards each other.
‘Yóste’ is the solo electronic project of 20-year-old Brisbane producer Kurt Sines.
3:30 pm - 4:00 pm Carpark Stage
