Polyphony for Intertidal Ecologies - with Geoff Robinson

Next date: Saturday, 08 February 2025 | 06:00 PM to 07:30 PM

Situated at Monmar/Point Nepean on Bunurong Country, this outdoor performance engages with the ecologies of the intertidal zone - the area where land and sea meet - focusing on the complex relations of pollution with these coastal environments.

The performance will be presented after a day workshop of collaboration and creative field work with ten participants. The participants will bring their experience of engaging with intertidal hydro listening and plastic pollution collection to perform a sound score generated for the performance.

We invite you to experience this live public performance that speculates a glimpse into the possible futures of our planet’s coastal environments. Don't miss this thought-provoking event that blends environmental awareness with experimental sound art.

Please arrive at 6pm for a 6.15pm start and allow a few minutes to walk from the car park to the performance area.

Location: Cottage #5, Police Point Shire Park, Portsea. This is the area of land when you first enter Point Nepean National Park. Please park in the gravel car park at the beginning of Franklands Drive. After entering Point Nepean National Park, Franklands Drive is the first street on the right. There will be signage to direct you.
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Regretfully, the cottage is not wheelchair accessible, however the performance area is, and is outdoors. If the weather is unfavourable and we cannot proceed, you will be notified and refunds given.

For any further questions about the performance or access information, please contact mprg@mornpen.vic.gov.au

Image: Intertidal zone hydrophone recording (image supplied by Geoff Robinson)

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Location

Cottage #5, Police Point Shire Park, Portsea. (Parkland at the entrance to Point Nepean National Park)

Franklands Drive, Portsea, 3944, View Map