Tumbuna Art Project, Hypnotic Brass sounds, Stars & Same Sex survey...
17th Mar 10
Just to get by: Talib Kweli
Flashing tea leaves: Dan Aikido Vol. II
Lovesick: Gang Starr
Si tu bois beaucoup: Ok Jazz
Hamba Jona: Michael Nkole & His Apostles
(Blank): Ben Simmons
Mon arbre: Paul Wamo
Runnin to get sum: Slum Village vs The Pharcyde (Dan Aikido blend Vol. I)
Lately: Massive Attack
The real thing: Kim D
Boundless Boundaries: ONRA
Raude (meke): Black Rose
Te'etou: Narasarito Pan Pipers
Duba: Aaron Choulai, VADA & Tatana Village Choir
Teina Weku: The Papua New Guinea Dance Group
Sasiku: Traditional Roots
War: Hypnotic Brass Ensemble
It's all over now: Dirty Dozen Brass Band & Dr John
Paint it black: Chris Farlowe
GUESTS:
Dr Lynne Hillier joined us from La Trobe University's Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society to talk about the 3rd national "Writing Themselves In" survey. The questionnaire looks at the experiences, services and support networks of same sex attracted youth aged 14-21 years. Results will be compiled into a report to be released in September, 2010. For now, they are looking for more participants to complete their survey.
W: www.wti3.org.au
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Stella talked the stars. For a reading, head to:
W: www.stellastarwoman.com.au or call her on: 9534 5021
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The Tumbuna Art Project (TAP) is a collective that aims to bridge cultural gaps and promote diversity and awareness of Papua New Guinean culture, politics and social issues. A contemporary take on PNG life, TAP launch the "Taim Mi Lukim" (Pidgin for "When I saw it") exhibition on Friday; showcasing artwork never before seen outside of PNG. Check it out and see what our regional neighbours are up to!
When: Friday 19th March, 2010
Where: Broodbox Gallery, 8 Rankins Lane, Melbourne
Time: From 6pm onwards
W: home.vicnet.net.au/~tapone
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Fresh from Womadelaide, I shared my conversation with Uttama Hubert (aka Rocco) from the Hypnotic Brass Ensemble. The crew wowed audiences at the Festival and definitely know how to bring it! Uttama spoke about growing up with his famous father, the Sun Ark studio, rubbing shoulders with some of the greatest musicians and how (with 8 brothers in the band) the Hypnotic Brass ensemble mob is very much a family affair!
W: http://www.myspace.com/hypnoticbusiness