Lake Cootharaba Foreshore, Boreen Point
Sun 30 July
As Floating Land 2023 comes to a close, join Lyndon Davis for a multi-sensory event including performance, projection, soundscape and shared food .
Seating is limited. BYO picnic blanket is welcome.
‘Murang’ in Kabi Kabi language signifies totem systems and refers to animals or flesh. ‘Ngai’ relates to identity and means ‘I’. Together translates to ‘Us in Them’ and ‘Them is Us’ to explore the interconnectivity of everything in the environment. A site-specific installation and live performance over Lake Cootharaba, the project draws on sonic visualisations from culturally significant species such as the white-bellied sea eagle, rainbow lorikeet, cockatoo, black swan, dolphin, and native bee, the work invites reflection and encourages a multi-sensory engagement with place, disrupting anthropocentric worldviews.
Price includes: Bush Tucker tasting box, by Three Little Birds catering. There is an opportunity to advise of any dietary requirements when making your booking.
Important Notice: We kindly request visitors not to drive into the Esplanade (the road to the campground) as there will be no available parking spaces. Turning around in this area can be challenging. We advise arriving with sufficient time to find parking in the town area and walking the short distance to the campground. Thank you for your cooperation.
Murang Ngai multi-sensory event
Lake Cootharaba Foreshore, Boreen Point
Sun 30 July, 5 – 7pm
As Floating Land: Us and Them comes to a close, join Lyndon Davis for a multi-sensory event including performance, projection, soundscape and shared food on Sunday 30 July at 5.00pm.
This is a TICKETED EVENT
Please note that there are limited parking spaces available for people with disabilities. If you require special access or parking accommodations, kindly contact the gallery prior to making a booking either by email: gallery@noosa.qld.gov.au or by calling the Gallery 5329 6145
This Event will take place outside. Please wear weather-appropriate clothing.
What can I bring?
Closed in shoes
Picnic Blanket or chairs
Torch
This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body. The project has also received support from ANAT and the University of the Sunshine Coast.
