Il PASOLINI PROJECT sbarca in TASMANIA! C’è miglior modo per cominciare l’anno?

Queste le date di concerti.
6 gen 2009 16.00
PEACOCK THEATRE with DAVIDE TOFFOLO “THE PASOLINI PROJECT” Mona Foma Festival Hobart (TASMANIA)
9 gen 2009 21.45
SALAMANCA PLACE OUTDOORS with DAVIDE TOFFOLO “THE PASOLINI PROJCT” Mona Foma Festival Hobart (TASMANIA)
10 gen 2009 10.00
BUSKING WORKSHOP Mona Foma Festival Hobart (TASMANIA)
11 gen 2009 16.30
MOORILLA ESTATE OUTDOORS Hobart (TASMANIA)
14 gen 2009 21.00
NORTHCOTE SOCIAL CLUB Melbourne (AUSTRALIA)
NICK CAVE AND THE BAD SEEDS + THE SAINTS + THE ZEN CIRCUS + DAVIDE TOFFOLO + JAMES BLOOD ULMER + MAMADOU DIABATE + FILASTINE + FUCK BUTTONS + DUOUD + BALLETLAB + ANSGAR WALLENHORST + FIONA BURNETT AND DAVID JONES + 21:21:21: 21 SOUND WORKS BY TWENTY ONE ARTISTS FROM THE 21ST CENTURY +EUGENE CHADBOURNE + BRIAN RITCHIE + DJ TR!P + PROPAGANDA KLANN + PINKY BEECROFT + TAIKO DRUM + IHOS MUSIC THEATRE AND OPERA + CAMERON ROBBINS + MANON DE BOER + DISCORD: ART FROM MONA + ROBIN FOX + CELESTE BOURSIER-MOUGENOT + SCOT COTTERELL + BEN BLAKEBROUGH + RAEF SAWFORD + DEAN STEVENSON + JENSEN TJHUNG
Informazioni su MONA FOMA
MONA FESTIVAL OF MUSIC AND ART
JAN 9-12 2009
A new urban Festival Of Music and Art, MONA FOMA will provide Hobart with a deluge of new sights and sounds from January 9-12, 2009.
MONA FOMA, curated by Brian Ritchie of the Violent Femmes, uses music and art to engage the new. The music will be edgy and challenging. So will the art, drawn from the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) collection and beyond. The Festival will be centred in and around Salamanca Arts Centre and MONA’s home at the Moorilla vineyard, spilling into other parts of Hobart from the Republic Bar to St. David’s Cathedral.
Headlining the festival’s international guest list is Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, performing their only Tasmanian concert with special guests The Saints, in their first ever tour to Tasmania.
All other MONA FOMA program events will be FREE to the public. Announcing the festival’s program highlights, Ritchie said: ‘MONA FOMA will stimulate new thought and excitement about where and how we live. This won’t be a festival for the faint-of-heart but it will be worth the effort. And a lot of fun. Listen to the art, look at the music, love it, hate it, or ignore it.”
MONA will reveal some of its collection in an exhibition titled Discord: Art from MONA at Salamanca Arts Centre’s Long Gallery. Curator Nicole Durling says “We have chosen discordant art that brings together technology and the organic in a show that gives a hint of what to expect when MONA opens in 2010.”