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Kickstart and Headway Rebuilding Lives present: Portraits of Invisible People

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A multi art form installation about different ways of being.


Kickstart Arts’ Portraits of Invisible People takes us on a physical, emotional and intellectual journey through the personal stories of people whose lives have been changed forever due to a brain injury.


The show asks its audience to consider the nature of fate, memory, grief, truth, and relationship through extraordinary storytelling, metaphors of space, experience and time, video, stunning photography and sound. Kickstart Arts, Headway rebuilding lives, community participants and artists collaborated to develop a deep, heartfelt personal story telling that offers powerful insights into what’s most important in life.


From late February 2010 four professional artists have worked closely with people living with acquired brain injuries, their family members and support workers to explore what life is like if you have a brain injury. Project curator/writer Richard Bladel, photographer Sean Fennessy, filmmaker Troy Melville and designer/builder Uwe Feiste have collaborated with these community members to draw out their unique and profound perspectives on life.


THE EXHIBITION DETAILS


Portraits of Invisible People: a multi art form installation about different ways of being.


Exhibition Opening 6 PM Friday August 6th


Exhibition runs from Saturday August 7th – Sunday August 15th


Long Gallery, First floor, Salamanca Arts Centre, 77 Salamanca Place, Hobart


FOR MORE INFORMATION
Kickstart Arts Inc
03 62242362
0408 358 671
community@kickstart.org.au
For more information about Kickstart Arts: www.kickstart.org.au

(Photo by Sean Fennessy)

Power Hip Hop - one week to go!

Our awesome rappers and TSO ensemble are gearing up for another great concert!
Don’t forget to book your tickets - contact the Theatre Royal Box Office on 62332299 or www.theatreroyal.com.au
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Happy new year from Kickstart to you (and you)!

We hope that 2010 is creative, adventurous and happy for all our supporters!

Stay tuned for more info about our exciting new program and other developments.

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P.S Check out this review of Power Hip Hop at WRITE RESPONSE

Power Hip Hop is coming!

New sounds. New voices.



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This is cutting edge hip hop by Tasmania’s best young MCs.
Performed with musicians from the TSO and DJ Dameza, this is going to be a not-to-be-missed event for classical and hip hop lovers alike.



Don’t forget to book your tickets by calling the TSO Box Office on 1800 001 190!



Tickets WILL sell fast and are limited.



We are also proud to announce that we will be supporting Gua Africa at this event. Donations can be made at the Power Hip Hop events or directly to the organisation via their website.



About Gua:

GUA Africa was founded by Emmanuel Jal, an ex-child soldier turned rap artist. The word GUA (pronounced gwaah) means peace in Nuer, a tribal language of Southern Sudan.

Our mission is to work with individuals, families and communities to help them overcome the effects of war and poverty. Each of our projects focus on providing an education to children and young adults who would otherwise be denied such opportunity. Currently our work is in Kenya and Sudan, however in the future we would like to expand into other areas of Sub-Saharan Africa - working with other experienced partner organisations where ever opportunities arise.

In April 2008 we were granted full UK charity status and later the same year we received our NGO registration in South Sudan.





As a number of our rappers are former refugees from Sudan, many of whose families and friends are still in Sudan, we thought it pertinent and important that we support this excellent cause.



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Sean Fennessy - Power Hip Hop

Sean’s been working with us to create some pretty stunning images for Power Hip Hop.

Go check out his blog for more of his work.



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