Of the Land on Which We Meet
Mooroopna, VIC 3629 Australia
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About the Show
Of the Land on Which We Meet. What does it mean to be where we are? Opening up the acknowledgement of Country and taking a closer look within it, Na Djinang circus searches for a way to address the possible lack of connection contemporary Australians have with the spirituality of the land. The performance follows three contemporary Australian circus artists with distinct relationships with Country: an indigenous Australian, a descendant of migrants and a descendant of colonial settlers.
Of the Land on Which We Meet hopes to re-discover a connection we once had on Country with 60,000 years of history, spirit and story. “ Every day across the continent, people “acknowledge” country in this place – but what does that really mean? Do these acknowledgements carry serious respect – are they just empty words? How deep is our connection to this country – to its history, and its First Peoples? What do we really know about this land upon which we meet?”
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Of the Land on Which We Meet. What does it mean to be where we are? Opening up the acknowledgement of Country and taking a closer look within it, Na Djinang circus searches for a way to address the possible lack of connection contemporary Australians have with the spirituality of the land. The performance follows three contemporary Australian circus artists with distinct relationships with Country: an indigenous Australian, a descendant of migrants and a descendant of colonial settlers.
Of the Land on Which We Meet hopes to re-discover a connection we once had on Country with 60,000 years of history, spirit and story. “ Every day across the continent, people “acknowledge” country in this place – but what does that really mean? Do these acknowledgements carry serious respect – are they just empty words? How deep is our connection to this country – to its history, and its First Peoples? What do we really know about this land upon which we meet?”
Date
About the Show
Of the Land on Which We Meet. What does it mean to be where we are? Opening up the acknowledgement of Country and taking a closer look within it, Na Djinang circus searches for a way to address the possible lack of connection contemporary Australians have with the spirituality of the land. The performance follows three contemporary Australian circus artists with distinct relationships with Country: an indigenous Australian, a descendant of migrants and a descendant of colonial settlers.
Of the Land on Which We Meet hopes to re-discover a connection we once had on Country with 60,000 years of history, spirit and story. “ Every day across the continent, people “acknowledge” country in this place – but what does that really mean? Do these acknowledgements carry serious respect – are they just empty words? How deep is our connection to this country – to its history, and its First Peoples? What do we really know about this land upon which we meet?”
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Of the Land on Which We Meet. What does it mean to be where we are? Opening up the acknowledgement of Country and taking a closer look within it, Na Djinang circus searches for a way to address the possible lack of connection contemporary Australians have with the spirituality of the land. The performance follows three contemporary Australian circus artists with distinct relationships with Country: an indigenous Australian, a descendant of migrants and a descendant of colonial settlers.
Of the Land on Which We Meet hopes to re-discover a connection we once had on Country with 60,000 years of history, spirit and story. “ Every day across the continent, people “acknowledge” country in this place – but what does that really mean? Do these acknowledgements carry serious respect – are they just empty words? How deep is our connection to this country – to its history, and its First Peoples? What do we really know about this land upon which we meet?”