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  • Tim Newth (2002/3)

Tim Newth (2002/3), Sri Lanka

At the time of the residency Tim Newth was Co-Artistic Director of Tracks and a director and visual artist who works in dance, theatre and community arts. In Sri Lanka, Tim was based with Vishawapadma Sansadaya He participated in three major cultural events: Wesak - Buddha's birthday and lantern festival; Poson and the Kandy Tooth Relic Temples Annual procession.  Newth also gave presentations to arts students and indigenous groups both formally and informally. Immersed in the celebrations and rituals of Sri Lanka, Newth explored the interconnectedness between religion, art and theatre. These influences can be seen in the costumes and fire techniques used in Track’s production Rivers of the Underground.

Funded by Arts Northern Territory and the Australia Council.

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