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What is Home Really? | Shelter Watch Party

Dates
Thu, 5 Nov 2020 7:00 am

Location

Live stream on Facebook and Instagram

Cost

Free event

Type
Performance

The second watch party on November 5 will be hosted by Rachel Ang and feature visual art and video works created by Rachel, Mimo Mukii and Marla Celeste, and a live reading by Ruhi Lee.

These four artists will explore the theme What is home really? during the COVID-19 pandemic.

What is home really as the boundaries between public and private spaces collapse;  how do we experience home and find belonging in a rapidly changing world?

What is home really? is an online live event and will be live streamed on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.

To watch the live stream on Facebook or Instagram:
Please like and follow MAV on Facebook and/or Instagram, and you will be notified when the live stream starts on Facebook and/or Instagram. Or you can visit our Facebook and/ or Instagram page on 5 Nov at 6pm.

To watch the live stream on YouTube:
Please visit MAV’s YouTube channel on 5 Nov at 6pm.

MAV has a profound commitment to arts and artists shaping the narratives that define who we are as a multicultural nation.

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With the deepest respect MAV acknowledges that we live, work and celebrate on unceded Aboriginal land. We thank all Elders, past and present, for their care, knowledge and generosity, as custodians of the world’s oldest continuing culture. We pledge our support towards truth telling, reparation and decolonisation. We open our hearts and minds to deep listening, learning, sharing and connecting – in solidarity with First Peoples here in Australia and around the world.