h e a l 2020
part Gathering / Cinema / Q&A studio / Native Christmas / Journey
all Healing
Saturday 8 February, 10am - 4pm
- h e a l is an interdisciplinary event for invited guest participants presented by artist curator Jenny Fraser to help grow Indigenous Knowledges and culture, to be held free, in the Theatre at the Centre of Contemporary Arts in Cairns, early 2020.
h e a l is devised to focus on Cultural Safety for storytelling development between Indigenous and some invited guest Non-Indigenous participants, who will commit to the whole day.
Art is the highest expression of human spirit.
Confirmed FNQ artists include: Henry Fourmile, Theresa Dewar & Elaine Thomas, Gudju Gudju, Gordon Syron, Gilimbaa featuring Riki Salam, Monica Stevens, Peace Pilgrims, Sio Tusa and Jenny Fraser, along with Bundjalung/Yuin Koori Eric Avery, and a short film by Lisa Jackson from Anishinaabe Canada.
Sunday 9 February 2020, 9am -12pm
- There will also be a Yarning Circle held in Cairns with guest facilitators Gan'na Healing, for Indigenous participants. Please use the subject heading: Yarn heal, to register free and confirm your attendance for the Yarning Circle, by emailing worldscreenculture@gmail.com
facebook event for Yarn h e a l
#YarnHeal #NationHeal #NationHeal2020 #Heal2020
all Healing
Saturday 8 February, 10am - 4pm
- h e a l is an interdisciplinary event for invited guest participants presented by artist curator Jenny Fraser to help grow Indigenous Knowledges and culture, to be held free, in the Theatre at the Centre of Contemporary Arts in Cairns, early 2020.
h e a l is devised to focus on Cultural Safety for storytelling development between Indigenous and some invited guest Non-Indigenous participants, who will commit to the whole day.
Art is the highest expression of human spirit.
Confirmed FNQ artists include: Henry Fourmile, Theresa Dewar & Elaine Thomas, Gudju Gudju, Gordon Syron, Gilimbaa featuring Riki Salam, Monica Stevens, Peace Pilgrims, Sio Tusa and Jenny Fraser, along with Bundjalung/Yuin Koori Eric Avery, and a short film by Lisa Jackson from Anishinaabe Canada.
Sunday 9 February 2020, 9am -12pm
- There will also be a Yarning Circle held in Cairns with guest facilitators Gan'na Healing, for Indigenous participants. Please use the subject heading: Yarn heal, to register free and confirm your attendance for the Yarning Circle, by emailing worldscreenculture@gmail.com
facebook event for Yarn h e a l
#YarnHeal #NationHeal #NationHeal2020 #Heal2020
Nation Heal 2020
This is a Call Out, to ask and encourage everyone to sit down On Country and do Healing Circles simultaneously, all over our nations and all over the world.
Lets h e a l our communities, and also counteract the idea of Cook2020 with something positive and proactive for our Nations. Its time.
The date is set as Sunday 9am-12pm on 9 Feb 2020 (Queensland time). In Cairns we will be meeting at CoCA for Yarn h e a l that will be facilitated by Ganna Healing.
All it takes is for someone to facilitate and others to participate in their own Talking Circles at the same time all over the place.
Lets do this. Revitalising the ancient practice of Yarning Circles to heal ourselves, heal our communities, heal our land and waterways.
We all heal together, shoulder to shoulder.
Jenny Fraser
#NationHeal #YarnHeal #Heal2020 #2020Heal #NationHeal2020 not #Cook2020
Nation Heal facebook Call Out
https://www.facebook.com/cyberTribegallery/photos/a.3248508368552610/3343005959102850
images: (left) Australia and (right) France
cyberTribe has received financial assistance from the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland's Backing Indigenous Arts program, for the first time ever.
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SOLID SCREEN Festival at Currumbin Beach 2019
SOLID SCREEN Festival at Nungeena in the GlassHouse Mountains 2017
SOLID SCREEN Festival at the Gold Coast on the 9th September 2016
SOLID SCREEN invitational Retreat at the Gold Coast in September 2016
Sea Stars Screen Festival in Cairns Sunday April 3rd 2016 from 5pm
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Sea Stars Australasia Pacific Screen Festival 5pm - 6.30pm Sunday 3rd April 2016, at The Cairns Institute, Smithfield Campus, JCU. Its Free!
>>> The motion of the ocean brings us together from the four winds in a remix of culture, with unique impressions of landscapes and seascapes. This is a screening from the new wave of screen artists that shines a light on a fertile mix of artforms, where dance and music can collide with an ancient visual literacy and new technologies. In the interest of protocol, best practice and inclusiveness, screen art has been selected from Australian-based viewpoints to highlight the fact that our coastal areas have an interesting hybrid mix of artists from neighbouring cultures, right here, right now, focused on dialogue with the First People of Australia. We come to you in an oceania remix, a group representing many Nations, Tribes, States, Islands, Languages, Cultures and artforms, of varying hybridity, and bring the spirit of all that vibrancy with us. Modern Dreamings acknowledge the presence of a modern reality which is different to that of the past, and sometimes the same. ...hope you can make it to this free screen event, a finale, held in conjunction with Tides of Transformation: Pacific Pasts, Pacific Futures - The 6th Biennial Conference of the Australian Association for Pacific Studies. presented by VJ Jenny Fraser http://www.worldscreenculture.tv facebook event page https://www.facebook.com/events/212275805797164 |
SOLID SCREEN at Healing Our Spirit Worldwide in New Zealand
SOLID SCREEN in Hawaii
SOLID SCREEN Sisters had a hosted screening by The Hawai'i Women in Filmmaking on 27th October at 6pm
FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | From 6:00 pm. to 7:30 pm | at Hawaii Filmmakers Collective 3167 Waialae Ave, Honolulu, HI 96816
https://www.facebook.com/events/489717287855723
FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | From 6:00 pm. to 7:30 pm | at Hawaii Filmmakers Collective 3167 Waialae Ave, Honolulu, HI 96816
https://www.facebook.com/events/489717287855723
SOLID SCREEN in Mexico
SOLID SISTERS were invited to screen in Mexico for the Festival de Cine y Video Kayche' Tejidos Visuales on September 29 at 5pm
- Centro Cultural Olimpo, Merida, Yucatan, Mexico
an article about the tour in First Nations Telegraph http://issuu.com/first_nations_telegraph/docs/solid_sisters_screen_festival_on_to
check the review of the Kayche Festival at this link: http://www.worldscreenculture.tv/blog/kayche-festival-in-the-yucatan-peninsula-of-mexico
- Centro Cultural Olimpo, Merida, Yucatan, Mexico
an article about the tour in First Nations Telegraph http://issuu.com/first_nations_telegraph/docs/solid_sisters_screen_festival_on_to
check the review of the Kayche Festival at this link: http://www.worldscreenculture.tv/blog/kayche-festival-in-the-yucatan-peninsula-of-mexico
SOLID SCREEN Festival : at The Cairns Institute, Smithfield, 16 September 2015
cyberTribe presents SOLID - an International Festival of the Screen.
SOLID Screen includes a range of screenings from invited Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, Native Canadian and Maori screen storytellers, that respond to important transformations that have reconfigured opportunities for experimental arts, remix and media arts practice, in recent times. The screen makers are interdisciplinary practitioners from artforms such as animation, video, interactive media, photography, writing, performance, film and new media arts backgrounds. Celebrating 15 years of cyberTribe events and exhibitions in 2015. more info, including the screening program is also at the website: http://solidscreen.com.au |
The 2nd SOLID Screen Festival took place at the Cairns Institute on McGregor Road, Smithfield Campus, Far North Queensland, on September 16 at 6pm, screening works by women artists, it was open to the public, and welcomes men, women and children.
check out the 2015 SOLID SCREEN Awards here The facebook event page for SOLID SCREEN https://www.facebook.com/events/1475747966074868 |
BLAK RELEASE Screen Festival in Cairns 2 August, 2015
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a news story in the First Nations Telegraph
http://issuu.com/first_nations_telegraph/docs/blak_release_a_new_screen_festival_ 
a first for the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair, Blak Release is an exceptional selection of short films and screen based art by emerging and established First Peoples’ film makers and artists from Queensland. A showcase that includes documentaries, short films, music videos and screen art.
Sunday 2nd August, 2015 It was the finale event for the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair. Screening time: 4.30pm – 7.00pm (includes 20min interval) facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/463898660452205 
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BLAK RELEASE program:
PART 1 Built to Last Cairns Murri Crew 2014 l 3.25mins Dauma and Garom Erub Arts and Tagai State College l Producers 2014 l 4.20mins A New Day Gowrie Boys 2014 l 3.45mins The Crocodile Sorcerer. Director Sid Bruce Short Joe 2014 l 5.00mins Spear of Destiny Uncle Alfred’s Men’s Group 2014 l 3.10mins The Story of the Healing Foundation Gilimbaa 2013 l 3.35mins The Dreamers Normanton Crew 2015 l 2.45mins Young Indigenous dancer takes lead Director Producer Solua Middleton 2012 l 3.25mins Inception Majik Honey 2014 l 4.15mins Under Skin, In Blood Director Larissa Behrendt Producer John Harvey 2015 l 12mins Replaced featuring Garret Lyon Kayla Truth 2015 l 4.05mins The Hunter Director Margaret Harvey Producer John Harvey 2013 l 12 mins Throne Zane Saunders and File Error aka Nicholas Mills 2007 l 1.45mins Everything featuring Georgia Corowa Impossible Odds 2011 l 3mins Part 1 Screen Time 00:58:15 INTERMISSION (15mins) Part 2 Australienation Jenny Fraser 2015 l 1.20mins Dead Creek Director Ben Southwell Producer Jillian White 2009 l 10.50mins Burning Bridges Last Kinection (featuring Briggs) 2013 l 3.50mins Jhindu Director Luke Briscoe Producer Ian Ludwick 2010 l 10.35 The Box Director Producer Dub Leffler 2014 l 4.55mins Man Real Director Tracey Rigney Producer John Harvey 2015 l 11:00mins Griffin The Medics 2012 l 4.05mins You Turn Director Ryan Griffen Producer John Harvey 2015 l 11.00mins Freedom Mau Power featuring Archie Roach Director Producer John Harvey 2014 l 4.10mins |
Screening of the Fringe Dwellers in Cairns 22 July, 2015
ALTAR and cyberTribe present a special screening for NAIDOC.
The Fringe Dwellers (1986, 98 minutes) is an acclaimed Australian film about an Aboriginal family who dreams of moving out of the fringe, into the mainstream. The first Australian film featuring Indigenous actors in all the major roles, it was directed by Bruce Beresford and based on the novel of the same title by Nene Gare. Indigenous activist, poet, and educator Oodgeroo Noonuccal (previously known as Kath Walker) worked as both an actor in, and script adviser for, the film.
When
July 22, 2015
FREE screening from 06:00 PM to 09:00 PM
Where: The Cairns Institute Lecture Theatre (Room D3.054), James Cook University, Cairns Campus, Queensland, Australia
https://espaces.edu.au/altar/film-screenings/the-fringe-dwellers
The film was introduced by artist/curator Jenny Fraser and special guests, at the Cairns Institute, and followed by an open forum discussion.
facebook event page https://www.facebook.com/events/458034837687874
Screened with permission of Umbrella Entertainment.
visit this page again to check if video and photos from the event is up
The Fringe Dwellers (1986, 98 minutes) is an acclaimed Australian film about an Aboriginal family who dreams of moving out of the fringe, into the mainstream. The first Australian film featuring Indigenous actors in all the major roles, it was directed by Bruce Beresford and based on the novel of the same title by Nene Gare. Indigenous activist, poet, and educator Oodgeroo Noonuccal (previously known as Kath Walker) worked as both an actor in, and script adviser for, the film.
When
July 22, 2015
FREE screening from 06:00 PM to 09:00 PM
Where: The Cairns Institute Lecture Theatre (Room D3.054), James Cook University, Cairns Campus, Queensland, Australia
https://espaces.edu.au/altar/film-screenings/the-fringe-dwellers
The film was introduced by artist/curator Jenny Fraser and special guests, at the Cairns Institute, and followed by an open forum discussion.
facebook event page https://www.facebook.com/events/458034837687874
Screened with permission of Umbrella Entertainment.
visit this page again to check if video and photos from the event is up
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Left: Charmaine Papertalk Green introducing some Western Australian background to the Fringe Dwellers film via video, and Jenny Fraser introducing the Feature Film at the event.
Below: view the SONY Distribution Promo of the Fringe Dwellers from 1986. |
