Sentences with word «songlines»

But two new TV series, Cleverman and Songlines on Screen, are a welcome contrast.

Ofili's early technique of outlining and adorning figures with tiny dotted and beaded patterns resembling Aboriginal Songlines paintings but actually inspired by Zimbabwean artists met during a visit there, include the dazzling Afrodizzia, 1996 (pictured left.

The Bama Way follows songlines of the Kuku Yalanji and Guugu Yimithirr tribes, snaking north from Cairns to Cooktown.

The music, initially packaged with a limited - edition book, was recently released by Songlines as a hybrid CD with a CD - ROM program featuring the paintings.

We are delighted to be celebrating the work of the Artists of Ampilatwatja in our twenty - fourth annual Songlines exhibition.

James is a photographer, and also a musician who has performed with artists and groups such as the Black Arm Band, Archie Roach and the Skin Choir, as well as being a singer / songwriter in his own right and resident sound engineer at Songlines Aboriginal Music.

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C. S. Lewis followed the same songlines to faith.

For example, he writes almost as lovingly of tramping the industrial shores of the Thames estuary as of boating among hippos in the Okavango delta, and is as respectful of the «snowbirds» criss - crossing the American West in vast motorised trailers as he is of indigenous Australians traversing the outback following mystical songlines.

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They will tell you about the Dreaming songlines of the great ancestor beings such as the giant snake, the Arkaroo, who formed many of the features of the land, explain the many wild food and medicine plants of the region, host you on the numerous activities available and discuss contemporary Aboriginal issues.

It is in the eyes of many his best, though it was not his most commercially successful (Songlines outsold it many times over).

For its annual Songlines Season, the Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery presents a selection of paintings and prints from the Walmajarri artists.

On the third floor, Songlines presents an interactive, location - based audio experience through Björk's albums, with a biographical narrative that is both personal and poetic, written by the acclaimed Icelandic writer Sjón, along with many visuals, objects, and costumes, including the robots designed by Chris Cunningham for the «All Is Full of Love» music video, Marjan Pejoski's Swan Dress (2001), and Iris van Herpen's Biophilia tour dress (2013), among many others.

She is passionate about the power of music to enliven and inspire: here in Port Townsend she co-directs the PT Songlines choir and she leads workshops around the region that combine group singing and Joanna Macy's The Work That Reconnects.

See this guide from the ABC, that looked at songlines from different parts of Australia.

Not a moment too soon, Lloyd has revived these unique songlines before they're lost forever.

Songlines connect people to Country and the Country to people.

Songlines on Screen has a more orthodox approach to the supernatural elements within Aboriginal culture.

Before he died at 48, Chatwin wrote a handful of brilliant travel books, this perhaps the most brilliant — a funny and fascinating account of the Aboriginal songlines.

The Songlines is by turns fiction and nonfiction, hilarious and profound.

Invisible to Western eyes, the songlines crisscross Australia, chaffing every rock and hollow.

For several weeks I've toted around Bruce Chatwin's book The Songlines, on the off chance of having more time for it.

Maybe for me the songlines run elsewhere.

Invisible to Western eyes, the songlines...

Snowbirds, it seems, also have their songlines.

These boys soaked up everything about Aboriginal culture; the moiety system, songlines, language, dance and history.

Published: 1987 Territory covered: Australia Early on in The Songlines, British - born Bruce Chatwin recalls his childhood as one of «fantastic homelessness.»

«The Songlines» endures as a travel - lit classic from a writer whose life ended all too soon.

I was catching up on some back issues of Harper's a few weeks back, and this quotation about the author of «In Patagonia» and «The Songlines» caught my eye:

Chatwin's «In Patagonia» and «The Songlines» both made our list of the 100 most celebrated travel books of all time.

Perhaps this accounts for the peripatetic life Chatwin would go on to lead, and his journey to explore the traditionally semi-nomadic Australian Aborigines and their «Songlines» — creation myths that «tell of the legendary totemic beings who had wandered over the continent in the Dreamtime, singing out the name of everything that crossed their path... and so singing the world into existence.»

On the 30th anniversary of Bruce Chatwin's inspiring travelogue, Songlines, we delve into Australia's Aboriginal heartlands to explore its ancient trails More

Topics I discuss include the ethics of tourist economies, the sometimes - tainted reputation of travel writing, how one can get to know a city through a single neighborhood block, the anthropology of tourist behavior, the idea that refugees are the true «adventure travelers,» the origin of the title «Marco Polo Didn't Go There,» Bruce Chatwin's decision to not include Salman Rushdie in The Songlines, and the future of travel writing in the digital age.

Our music tours have been created by Songlines Music Travel - the folks behind Songlines, the world music magazine - and are specifically designed to immerse you into the traditional music of your destination.

COLIN CHASE, Detail of «Untitled (songlines # 7),» 2016 (1973 Merriam - Webster's Collegiate Dictionary pages on wood).

This exhibition focuses on sections of only five songlines that deal with the same story.

With #NAIDOC2016 celebrating «Songlines, The Living Narrative of our Nation» this week, it is timely to bring you this interview below with Clinton Walker, a Ngarluma and Yindjibarndi man.

These dreaming tracks are sometimes called «Songlines» which is the theme for 2016 NAIDOC week.

Today both urban and remote Aboriginals and their community controlled organisations have continued their Songlines and cultural practices by embracing and adopting modern communication technology including satellite television / radio, video making, locally produced television, the internet and more recently social media.

It is the similarities in our songlines.

This year's #NAIDOC2016 theme was: Songlines — The living narrative of our nation.

Their lessons, their songlines, their legacy and their dreamings.