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Artbeat
Presented by James Hall, Produced by Peter Barr / Bronwyn Donovan
studio@rtrfm.com.au twitter @RTRFM
Friday 19th June 2015
9.00 RTRFM News with CAMERON MCALOON
9.10 DARK MOFO MEMORIES
"Get ready for the darkness" is the warning given by organizers of Dark Mofo,
a 10 day long winter solstice festival held in Hobart.
The festival brings together artists and musicians alike from around the globe
to showcase a world of the weird and wonderful -
Attracting hundreds of thousands of punters to experience a new kind of
creative.
Local musician and Artist Rachael Dease has been immersed in the event
since it started and is with us to share her experience...
PHONE
RACHAEL
DEASE
9.30 PVI COLLECTIVE: RESIST
Would you call yourself a champion?
It's time to release you inner child in a serious game of tug of war as part of
the PVI Collectives: Resist.
Resist is the second initiative in PVI's Future Belongs to Crowds -
An active art series that explores how collective behaviour can enact social
change.
PVI Collectives Kelli McLusky tells us more...
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OUT: PVI is looking recruit individuals to step forward and champion the
people of Prague in there tug of war events - to offer yourself up for the battle
head to their facebook page.
STUDIO
KELLI
MCLUSKY
LIVE TUG
OF WAR
GAME
9.45

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10.00 RTRFM News
10.10 ANTONY DONATES MOFO FUNDS TO CONSERVATION COUNCIL
Conservation of indigenous land is a hot topic in the Australian community.
But for Antony, from Antony and the Johnsons, one particular community is in
dire need of help.
The Martu community, in the Pilbara, is in threat of being mined for uranium
by International powerhouses Cameco and Mitsubishi.
The Conservation Council along with Antony and Artist Lynette Wallworth
aim to stop the proposed mine from displacing the community and destroying
the sacred land through various projects.
The Conservation Council's anti-Uranium Campaigner Mia Pepper and Artist
Lynette Wallworth tell us more...
PHONE
MIA PEPPER
(CON
COUNCIL)
0415 380 808
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LYNETTE
WALLWORTH
(ARTIST)
10.30 GOVT FACES SENATE INQUIRY INTO ARTS FUNDING
You'll be saying - one small step for Labor Senator Jacinta Collins, one giant
leap for the Arts Community.
After the release of the Federal Budget artists were up in arms over the loss
of millions of dollar in funding.
But there is hope as -
A senate enquiry into the National Programme for Excellence into the Arts
has been called for.
Labor Senator Jacinta Collins tells us more about her position on the issue...
PHONE
JACINTA
COLLINS
(LABOR
SENATOR)
10.45
11.00 RTRFM News
11.10 EMPTY BOWLS
Every morning we take it for granted that we can grab a bowl out of our
cupboards and fill it with cereal whatever you may fancy -
But not all of us are so lucky.
Empty Bowls is a project that start in Michigan, 1990 has come to Perth and is
being supported by Perth Potters and Ceramicists.
PHONE
JANET
PUKE
(COORDINA
TOR)
9386 7805

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It aims to help hungry West Australians and currently contains 492 bowls that
are to be sold with all proceeds going to Foodbank.
Empty Bowls Event Coordiantor Janet Puke is will us now...
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OUT: The initial event will be on Sunday, June 21st 2015 from 11 to 2pm at
the Christ Church Grammar School
11.30 AN ARTIST ABROAD
It's no secret that travelling the world and being aboard is an experience to
remember.
Landscape Photographer Juha Tolonen has something to say about this -
After spending (HOWEVER LONG) in (WHEREVER HE HAS RETURNED
FROM).
Previous he has produced images of Wastelands from all over Australia and
Europe and worked on an project called Finlandisation -
A term that literally means 'to become like Finland'.
Juha is accustomed to uprooting his life but is back in Perth to share is
experiences through the lens...
PRE-
RECORD
JUHA
TOLONEN
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Out to Lunch with Sandy
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