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Zugub, the mask, the spirits and the stars documentary screening
12pm - 1pm
3pm - 4pm
Recommended for all ages
Zugub, the Mask, the Spirits and the Stars invites you into the world of renowned artist Alick Tipoti, whose work features in Croc! Lost Giants to Living Legends, and brings to life the stories, language and traditions of his people through music, dance and art.
The compelling 60-minute film invites you to travel with Alick to his home island of Badu in the Torres Strait (Zenadth Kes) and witness the legends of his land unfold through breathtaking visuals and powerful storytelling.
A respected interpreter of his culture, Alick takes us on a journey through his creative life as printmaker, mask maker, songster and choreographer.
Film by Andrea and Peter Hylands, Creative cowboy film. Cinematography: Rob Pignolet and Andrea Hylands. Duration 60 minutes; audio English / Kala Lagaw Ya.
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Want more? Make a day of it:
- Experience Alick Tipoti and his dance troupe, Dhamuw Koedal, performing their traditional crocodile dance in a free live event on Saturday, 25 October. The performance runs from 11:15am to 11:45am at QPAC’s Melbourne Street Green (free, no bookings required).
- Join Alick Tipoti and Dhamuw Koedal for a free crocodile dance and song workshop at 2:30pm. This workshop is for all ages and abilities, register now.
Croc! Lost Giants to Living Legends
Walk alongside one of the planet’s most powerful and fascinating animals, on a journey stretching back over 130 million years. This interactive all-ages exhibition will bring you face-to-face with the mighty crocodile.
Crocodile Dance Workshop with Alick Tipoti
Facilitated by multidisciplinary artist, Alick Tipoti (Koedal, Zugubaw Baydham, Kuki Guuba) and his dance troupe, Dhamuw Koedal from Badhu Island, Torres Strait, this dance and song workshop will teach participants the cultural significance of crocodiles through dance and movement.
Croc! Yarns: Bernard Lee Singleton Jr. and Dr Bernie Singleton
Artist Bernard Lee Singleton Jr. joins his father, Dr Bernie Singleton, to yarn about their connection to crocodiles.
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