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The full program for NIRIN WIR, the 22nd Biennale of Sydney, is now available. The Powerhouse Museum and Sydney Observatory will present a program of exhibitions, residencies and events that explore new ways of navigating the world.

NIRIN Yarn with Dion Beasley
14 March 2020, 11am - 12pm
Powerhouse Museum
$30 Adult, $25 Concession

In the inaugural NIRIN Yarn, Dion and Johanna share an illustrated conversation about the making of their books, the joys and discomforts of cross-cultural collaboration and ways to create new, hybrid forms of storytelling.

Ramin Haerizadeh, Rokni Haerizadeh and Hesam Rahmanian: I Prefer Talking to Doctors About Something Else
14 March - 8 June 2020, 10am - 5pm
Powerhouse Museum
FREE, bookings essential

Ramin, Rokni and Hesam’s collaborative work is created using objects from the Powerhouse Museum’s collection. Incorporating and disorganizing artefacts, the artists make a sweeping arc across themes of grief, body and healing.

In Conversation with Unbound Collective
31 May 2020, 1.30-3pm
Sydney Observatory
FREE, bookings essential

Take this opportunity to meet with Unbound Collective, have a cup of tea and learn more about their practice, processes and performance outcomes. This In-conversation will be hosted my Powerhouse Museum’s Head of Indigenous Engagement and Strategy, Marcus Hughes.

Unbound Collective: In the Hold
30 & 31 May, 1 & 2 June 2020
Sydney Observatory
FREE, bookings essential

In the Hold is a performative work which explores the quietness of sovereignty, through activism, spoken word, music and installation projection.

Breaking Bread: Cross Winds / Cross Currents
21 & 22 March 2020
Sydney Observatory
FREE, bookings essential

The Breaking Bread collective will undertake a residency at Sydney Observatory, facilitating the breaking down of boundaries while breaking bread, all the while having conversations with artists, creative practitioners and community groups.

Nick Waterlow Memorial Lecture
22 April 2020, 6-8pm
Powerhouse Museum
$20 Adult, $25 Concession

Celebrate the brightest voices of today by joining us on a night that highlights the work of young activists at the forefront of mobilising the public into political action.

Club Ate: Bhenji Ra and Sitti Obeso
3 & 6 June 2020, 12-1.30pm
Powerhouse Museum
FREE, bookings essential

Join Tausug Elder and Pangalay master Sitti Obeso in performative conversation with Filipina Australian artist Bhenji Ra.

Club Ate: Phasmahammer (FKA Justin Shoulder)
7 June 2020, 7-9.30pm
Powerhouse Museum
$30 Adult, $25 Concession

A celebration that marks the end of NIRIN WIR, AE† is an accumulative body {of work} by Phasmahammer fka Justin Shoulder.

Lily Hibberd: Boundless – out of time
During May & June 2020
Sydney Observatory
FREE

Artist Lily Hibberd will be undertaking her residency Boundless – out of time, at Sydney Observatory. During her residency she will activate the historic Observatory with a series of experimental performances, workshops and talks on the themes of time and the hidden history of the site.

Friends at Work Studio
March 2020 - June 2021
Powerhouse Museum

Are you an illustrator looking to work in a collaborative and creative environment? Friends at Work is a shared illustration space run by Dinalie as part of her Creative Industries Residency at the Powerhouse Museum. Get in touch to learn more.

Images: 1. Unbound Collective, Sovereign Acts: OBJECT, performance, (2019) for The National: New Australian Art, Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. Photograph: Tristan Deratz. 2. Dion Beasley at work at Barkley Regional Arts. 3. Ramin Haerizadeh, Rokni Haerizadeh, Hesam Rahmanian, From Sea to Dawn, 2016-2017 single-channel digital video, colour, sound, 6:26 mins. Courtesy the artists; Gallery Isabelle van den Eynde, Dubai; Galerie In Situ Fabienne Leclerc, Paris and Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna. 4. Unbound Collective, Decolonising Methodologies of the Lived and Spoken: Sovereign Acts II, (performance installation), (2015) TARNANTHI, Flinders City Gallery. photo Steve Rendoulis. 5 Unbound Collective, Sovereign Acts: OBJECT, performance, (2019) for The National: New Australian Art, Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. Photograph: Tristan Deratz 6. Reza Khota, Kitchen shenanigans. Performance (2019) at Sorcery – A Theo Parrish Tribute, Breaking Bread, Cape Town, South Africa. 7. Courtesy of MAAS. 8. Club Ate, 2019, Courtesy the artist. 9. Phasmahammer, AE†: JAWS OF THE HORIZON, 2020. Image: Tristan Jalleh, Alex Davies, Liz Ham + Phasmahammer. 10. Lily Hibberd, Ice Pendulum (detail) 2013, ice sphere, theatre lighting & rigging, dimensions variable. Performance (2013) for Paris Nuit Blanche. Photograph: Lily Hibberd. Courtesy the artist. Copyright © Lily Hibberd. 11. Courtesy of Dinalie.

MAAS acknowledges Australia’s First Nations Peoples as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land and gives respect to the Elders – past and present – and through them to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

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The inaugural Sydney Observatory Residency Program provides a supportive environment for researchers and creatives to undertake a project relating to the Observatory’s disciplines, collection and programs. Residencies are open to established and emerging academic researchers, artists, scientists and creative organisations, with interdisciplinary collaborations between art and science encouraged.

The program offers space in-kind at the Observatory alongside the opportunity for residents to collaborate with curators on projects that engage audiences with the Observatory collection through the development of public programs.

Expressions of interest are now open, coinciding with National Science Week, until 30 September 2020.

For more information and to apply, register your interest online

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