RISING: TEXTS: Recent Episodes
RISING
Full moon essays from Melbourne’s newest cultural festival. For the text version of this and other cosmic content head to www.rising.melbourne.
Discover the stories, hidden by peeling paint, in Flinders Street Station’s hidden upper levels, including the fabled ballroom. Read by Anna Horan. View images and transcript.
Listen to 'below and above' by Tony Birch, a reflection on the lands on which Flinders Street Station and the Melbourne CBD sit. Read by Kimberley Moulton. View the written piece.
Curator and artist statements and audio description for the Mulka Project's artwork Rarrirarri. Read by Kimberley Moulton. View transcript.
Curator and artist statements and audio description for Dylan Mooney's artwork Message In My Dreams. Read by Kimberley Moulton. View transcript.
Curator and artist statements and audio description for Warwick Thornton's artwork Way of Ngankari. Read by Kimberley Moulton. View transcript.
Curator and artist statements and audio description for Tiger Yaltangki and Jeremy Whiskey's artwork ROCK N ROLL. Read by Kimberley Moulton. View transcript.
Curator and artist statements and audio description for Maningrida Arts and Cultural Centre's artwork Kabumi. Read by Kimberley Moulton. View transcript.
Curator and artist statements and audio description for Rene Wanuny Kulitja's artwork Tiirtjingalpai – Practicing Care For The Spirits Of The Dead. Read by Kimberley Moulton. View transcript.
Curator and artist statements and audio description for Julie Gough's artwork Invoke | Inverse. Read by Kimberley Moulton. View transcript.
Curator and artist statements and audio description for Judy Watson's artwork watershadow Read by Kimberley Moulton. View transcript.
Curator and artist statements and audio description for Vicki Couzens' artwork Peert Koorook — Guardian of Womens Country. Read by Kimberley Moulton. View transcript.
Curator and artist statements and audio description for Hayley Millar Baker's artwork The Umbra. Read by Kimberley Moulton. View Transcript.
Curator and artist statements and audio description for Brian Robinson's artwork Zugubal: The Winds and the Tides Set the Pace. Read by Kimberley Moulton. View transcript.
Curator and artist statements and audio description for Aunty Zeta Thomson's artwork Spirits of the Land. Read by Kimberley Moulton. View transcript.
An introduction to RISING exhibition Shadow Spirit from curator Kimberley Moulton. View transcript.
Curator and artist statements and audio description for Paola Balla's artwork Mok Mok Murrup Yakuwa. Read by Kimberley Moulton. View transcript.
Curator and artist statements and audio description for Karla Dickens's artwork Deeply Rooted. Read by Kimberley Moulton. View transcript.
Curator and artist statements and audio description for John Prince Siddon's artwork High Country. Read by Kimberley Moulton.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners should be advised that the following may contain names and voices of people who have passed on to the Dreamtime.
Welcome To Country - Uncle Colin Hunter. This meeting place on the corner of Smith and Stanley is where we begin our journey, learn more about this site of significance with a site history from Uncle Robbie Thorpe, Aunty Anne Young, Aunty Vicki Austin and Uncle Colin Hunter.
You can't miss it! The biggest mural in Melbourne, it features members of our diverse community in full colour and larger than life.
The milk bar is a hub of community activity, open 7 days a week. Hear from shop keeper Kevin Zhang and resident Jordan Sturt to get a good deal on some mi goring.
The community here in Collingwood has been directly affected by black deaths in custody and through this mural express their solidarity with others killed by police.
MUSIC: Racerage - "Burn"
Join the Students of Class 3/4 Reggio at Collingwood college for some fun in the classroom.
Welcome to a small house with a big history.
MUSIC: Lober Wainggaia and daughters - "Okika"
Beyond the hustle and bustle of Hoddle Street there are many stories to be told. Take a step back in time with Mini Miller.
Deep in the underground creativity is brewing. Hear from some local artists, musicians and makers that lurk below the surface.
MUSIC: Combat Wombat - "Plant Dem Seeds
Join local Vietnamese and Chinese residents to get a taste of the creative and diverse community at the Collingwood Neighbourhood House.
Join Lober Wainggaia, Gullius Kogoya and Adolf Mora to hear about their personal experiences in the West Papua struggle and their epic journey to Australia by canoe.
MUSIC: Gullius Kogoya - "Name Ndugi, Aname Ndugi" & "OPM Boys"
Art has been dormant. This spring we’re helping it regenerate.
Read by Mish Grigor and mixed by John Bartley.