SONIC EARTH, Sanctuary, Fremantle Biennale 2025
The Sonic Earth is an experimental dialogue bringing together lore, science and consciousness to ask the Ocean how we as humanity can best move forward into the era of rising sea levels.
Sonic Earth works with First Nations communities from Kuku Yalanji Daintree Coastal areas, and Walyalup Country and people in the Fremantle area to create an enlightening and experiential installation for SANCTUARY Fremantle Biennale 2025.
Artists: Natalia Mann, Merindi Schrieber, Ilona MacGuire
Resonance Workshop | Moonah Art Gallery | Hobart, Tasmania
At Moonah Art Centre, as part of SA/MOA, Natalia Mann will share the "resonance" practice she has developed over the past ten years. This practice has helped participants connect on a deeper level, discovering their inner song in harmony with trees, plants, and the natural world. Everyone is welcome, and participants will be guided through the steps of the process.
SA/MOA by Lila Meleisea, Ten Days On The Island
Premiering in March 2025
A truly hybrid project, SA/MOA tells of Oceanic resilience and relationship as Tasmanian Samoan, Lila Meleisea, expands her music and community-based practice to roles as visual artist, artistic director and curator.
SA/MOA takes two simultaneous forms; a performance/exhibition space and a space for knowledge-sharing and community.
Produced by Sinsa Mansell.
Bulkaway Muruku
Bulkaway Muruku at Earlville Library, Cairns, first Monday of every month. Singing-Storyteller Merindi Schrieber (Kuku Yalanji) along with percussionist Nikki Doll, (Tolai PNG), and harpist Natalia Mann (Samoa) bring together yarns and sweet local songs to bring language, culture and love together in a magical storytelling experience for families. Enjoyed by all ages. Double check our dates on the Cairns Libraries website.
Bulkaway Muruku
Bulkaway Muruku at Earlville Library, Cairns, first Monday of every month. Singing-Storyteller Merindi Schrieber (Kuku Yalanji) along with percussionist Nikki Doll, (Tolai PNG), and harpist Natalia Mann (Samoa) bring together yarns and sweet local songs to bring language, culture and love together in a magical storytelling experience for families. Enjoyed by all ages. Double check our dates on the Cairns Libraries website.