Bea Gladding, Nicholas Ahu Gartner, Janaye Henry, Shaun McTague
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With a programme of free and ‘Choose what you pay’ events, Tiny Fest is removing barriers with a desire to make art accessible.
Whakapiripiri mai, whakatatatata mai kia ngahau tahi me ētahi o ngā reo Motuhake o Aotearoa e whakauaki taupā ana, e wāhi moana ana.
Mēnā koe kei te kōingo koe ki te tūturutanga, te taketakenga, te tuakiritanga o ngā mahi hei whakahiko whakaaro, anei a Tiny Fest mōhou.
Get up close and personal with some of Aotearoa’s most exciting voices as they take risks, push boundaries, and break new ground.
If you love performance and crave real, raw, radical exchange that sparks your imagination, Tiny Fest is for you.
I waihangatia a Tiny Fest kia rūmakina katoatia koe i te ao whakaaturanga, huia katoatia ki te wāhi kotahi i te wā kotahi. Haere atu ki te kite i tētahi mātanga toi, mahi tauhou rānei, tērā pea ka kite koe i a koe anō i roto i tētahi whakaari.
Tiny Fest is designed to give you an immersive, concentrated hit of performance, in one place over one weekend. You get to check out an artist or work you may not normally see, or perhaps you might see your own stories reflected in a show.
We encourage you to come to more than one show and see a work you would not normally see. Immerse yourself in an art-full experience:
Bea Gladding, Nicholas Ahu Gartner, Janaye Henry, Shaun McTague
Olivia McGregor
Joanna Cook, Steve Lovett
Punctum Productions
Thea Lucia Martin
Tane Te Pakeke-Patterson, Humble Cowboy Productions
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As part of our audience development and critical engagement, we engage a group of responders for each performance, where artists and writers create creative responses to the works, to spark artistic dialogue, to provide alternative documentation and to allow art to generate art.
Creative responses can be created during the performances or in response to the performances and can take the form of any kind of artwork. Responses in the past have included illustrations, drawings, paintings, critical writing, poetry, live tweets, sound compositions, zines, crafts, sculptures, fragrances.
Images/recordings of the responses are collectively owned by the performers, the responders and Tiny Fest. They are published on Tiny Fest Socials, are credited to the responders and are available for the performers and responders to use.
