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Change and transformation are pivotal to this E-dition. In Unseen, performance artist Lauren Simmonds uses illusion to reveal an unseen world behind the everyday, uniting us all. An injury compels circus artist Emma Serjeant to reinvent her practice for a new work, Grace. Actor Raoul Craemer becomes both troubled grandson and fascist grandfather in his play Pigman’s Lament. To duel with his animated self as The Ramayana’s Jatayu, Raghav Handa transforms into Ravana in Mens rea: The Shifter’s Intent. On seeing Ranters’ Come Away with Me to the End of the World and Anni and Maude Davey’s Retro Futurismus [image above], John Bailey reflects on how we render others, the past and future as eccentric. PACT, Sydney’s Centre for Emerging Artists, runs programs that turn eager young practitioners into confident artists, but Australia Council defunding threatens to defuse that transformative power. Director Katrina Douglas and supporters are determined to push on: continuity is the foundation for transformation.

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Raghav
CHALLENGING TRANSFORMATIONS          Kathryn Kelly is impressed by Raghav Handa’s superb dancing and Deakin Motion Lab’s arresting digital art In Mens rea: The Shifter’s Intent, but sees room for their improved interaction.
Save PACT
SAVING PACT        Malcolm Whittaker’s interview with Director Katrina Douglas reveals the value of the organisation’s nurturing of emerging artists through 50 years of vibrant programming and the need to support its fight to survive.
Ranters
ANGLES ON ECCENTRICITY       In Ranters’ Come Away with Me to the End of the World and Anni and Maude Davey’s Retro Futurismus, John Bailey senses our uneasy dealings with eccentricity.
Pigman
INHERITANCE NIGHTMARE    A man who embodies self, pig and fascist grandfather faces his doom in Pigman’s Lament, a solo performance by Canberra actor-writer Raoul Craemer, directed by Paolo Castro.
Partial Durations
BIFEM MUSIC WRITERS’ WORKSHOP   Apply now to be mentored by the Editors of RealTime and Partial Durations in an intensive writing workshop at the wonderful three-day Bendigo International Festival of Exploratory Music.
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Unseen
THE POWER OF ILLUSION    
In Unseen, Elyssia Bugg sees performance artist Lauren Simmonds magically transform the everyday, revealing in her refractions an uplifting unity.
Grace
DAMAGE MAKES ART
Circus artist Emma Serjeant (Circa, Casus) tells Kathryn Kelly how an injury has transformed her practice in a new work, Grace, directed by John Britton.
Grace
Giveaway
GIVEAWAY
Nicole Ma’s award-winning feature-length documentary, Putuparri and the Rainmakers, now on DVD, offers profound insights into the lives and beliefs of the people of the Great Sandy Desert, forced to live in Fitzroy Crossing and other towns, but maintaining their connections to country.
 

RealTime E-dttions are published by Open City an Incorporated Association in New South Wales. Open City Inc is supported by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding body, and by the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy [VACS], an initiative of the Australian, State and Territory Governments. RealTime’s Principal Technology Partner is the national communications carrier, Vertel.

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