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Venue
introduction
Introduction
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Mask
Esky billy-cart
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Case
study:
Forms Following are some suggested forms which workshop participants considered: Masks. A means of revealing or hiding identity. May be made from bread to be eaten. A masked ball/party Singing, percussion & dancing A "gamelan" orchestra made form accurately tuned car parts. A car boot sale with scenes and puppet shows revealed in the car boot. Procession, e.g. "car of dreams" as hobby horses or worn as a dodgem on braces or yolk. Cars of dream worn as individual hobby horses or dodgems carried by brace or yolk. Choreograph a "flypast" of a group of cars. Carnival. Large images capable of transformation - possibly a large seed pod to be buried, dug up, paraded and burnt. Fireseed. Karaoke. A comic/surreal presentation of a selection of records as examples of period style/worst/best cliche. Maybe car or bush songs, and songs of suburbia. Costume, eg full body costumes with furry bits. Pottery/kilns. Modelled on cars and presented outside in a zodiac. Could be used for cooking bread masks. "Car Henge" - recreate Stonehenge with car bodies. |
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Sturt University & NSW Department
of Education and Training Incorporates original material © Copyright 1999 John Fox & Sue Gill Original watercolour artwork © Copyright 1999 Pip Hanneman |
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