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Worn Art Revamped

Locality: Broome, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9193 5658

Address: Office 6, Lotteries House, Cable Beach Rd, 6725 Broome, WA, Australia

Website: http://theatrekimberley.org.au

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24.01.2022 An immense appreciation goes out to Vlisco for giving us a beautiful insight into one of the many rich cultural heritages of the African continent! This clip ma...kes us VERY PROUD to be Africans! Video credits: Vlisco www.africanfashionwear.it . . . #afw #vlisco #africa

21.01.2022 Theatre Kimberley is excited to offer these FREE dinosaur puppet making workshops! BRING YOUR PLASTICS! We are re-using plastic bottles to craft these prehisto...ric creatures. COME AND CREATE a dinosaur, like one that actually once roamed Broome's Dinosaur Coast! WORK WITH KAREN HETHEY, a Perth based, puppeteer and puppet artist. PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITY TO FOLLOW in Theatre Kimberley's 2020 Worn Art Revamped production, Te Kore - A World Beyond. STEP 1 - Choose the Monday series OR the Tuesday series - as there are two options. STEP 2 - Book your place @ https://events.humanitix.com/dinosaur-puppet-workshops *Note, due to the library's requirements, children must attend with a parent or guardian. If you have questions, please contact Meredith Bell at [email protected].

20.01.2022 TE KORE: WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? The world of light and darkness As the sun rises each morning and sets each evening, the world follows a daily cycle of light (Te Ao) and darkness (Te P). Mori creation stories emphasise this movement from nothingness and darkness to the world of light Te Ao Mrama. It is said that the world itself is created each morning with the rise of the sun.... Te Kore a world beyond In traditional Mori belief there is something beyond the world of everyday experience: we do not live in a closed system where what we see is all there is. This other world or dimension is known as Te Kore, the ‘void’, in most tribal traditions. Cleve Barlow has suggested that Te Kore means chaos a state which has always existed, and which contains ‘unlimited potential for being’. 1 Mori Marsden, a Tai Tokerau elder and Anglican minister, had a similar belief. He said that Te Korekore (a variant of Te Kore) was ‘the realm between non-being and being: that is the realm of potential being.’ Some believe that Te Kore is where the ultimate reality can be found. Others think that it is where Io, the Supreme Being, dwells. The idea of Te Kore is central to notions of mana (status), tapu (sacred and restricted customs) and mauri (life force). https://teara.govt.nz/en

17.01.2022 Villa Bardini with its monumental garden and its panorama of Florence, hosted the Alta Moda fashion show. The tulle looks include an illusion boned corset and ...a flower-embroidered skirt and corset dress. The organza corset dress is entirely embroidered with rooster and pheasant feathers. The corset dress is made of silk red velvet, while the flower brocade dress is embroidered with raffia. Received in concession following the inheritance of antiquarian Stefano Bardini, Fondazione CR Firenze restored the marvellous space filled with statues and artistic and architectonic artifacts, rich with history and beauty. Pitti Immagine Città di Firenze

16.01.2022 I simply cannot resist sharing this outrageous ensemble that is part of the collection of the Kyoto Costume Institute’s ever growing collection. Created in 17...80 in France, this robe de Cour is in the à la Française style. It is made of pink silk taffeta. The robings and underskirt panel are white silk that has been artfully hand painted with ribbons, garlands, and flowers. Those pieces, as well as the bodice and sleeves, are bordered with box pleated silk ribbons, and the center front of the bodice bears a cockade of more ribbons. The extreme hairstyle and headdress are correct to the ultra-fashionable court styles, and more than one fashion illustration of the period shows similar wildly fanciful head gear. The final silhouette is really bizarre, placing the face of the wearer close to the observable center of the body. It is an oddity of proportion rarely reproduced in other cultures. See more

15.01.2022 Amaaaaazing shot of @denimdivadingo on the washed away coastline at Fremantle.. This is a custom Fizzy for Lynda a prolific creator and activist photo by @miles_tweedie_photography #climatechange #freo #extinctionrebellion

15.01.2022 From Anni Davey

15.01.2022 Can you believe Vogue called this the most fabulous entrance in Met Gala history? What a dream come true. Thank you to all of the artists who dedicated their ti...me and talents to bring this moment to life and to put our stamp on fashion history. Can’t wait to be back. : Vogue Creative and Fashion Director Sam Ratelle for RRR Creative Agency Custom Look: The Blonds Custom Shoes: Giuseppe Zanotti Fine Jewelry: Oscar Heyman Andreoli Fine Jewelry John Hardy Mordekai Oficial Billy Porter's Make-Up: La Sonya Gunter Make-Up Assistant: Mikey Clifton Make-Up provided by: Pat.McGrath Egyptian Litter & Carrier Designs by: Nicolas Putvinski Carriers Make-Up: FacebyGoran & Ashley Victoria Mua Mr. Porter's Carriers: Julius Anthony Rubio Taurean Everett Kellen Stancil Josh Drake Anton Lapidus Donald Jones Jr.

15.01.2022 Hello hello! I have a pet dragon!! Still needs a few finishing fixes, but what do you think? Have you ever made a puppet like this? Instagram- @izzycantpaint

14.01.2022 Huge thanks to Gwen Knox for organising for all of us to attend Worn Arts last night. The kids loved it and said it was one of the highlights of our trip. Seth couldn't contain the excitement of seeing 'real' dinosaurs.

13.01.2022 Kia ora, Bula Vinaka, Talofa, Fakalofa atu, la orana Seeking: Performers solo or a group of friends to promote their culture in the upcoming event of Te Kore a world beyond - Worn Art Revamped 2020. Interested in Samoan, Fijian, Tahitian, Tongan, Niue, the Cooks or any other Pacific Islands. If interested msg Lesley Marsh here

09.01.2022 In 2009 Brilish artist Kirstie Macleod, with seed capital from the British Council, embarked upon a global embroidery project called the Red Dress Project. Betw...een 2009 and 2019 the dress travelled the globe being continuously embroidered by over 120 artisans. The embroiderers include refugees in Palestine, victims of civil war in Kosovo, Rwanda and DR Congo, individuals in South Africa, Kenya, Japan, Paris, Sweden and Peru, upmarket studios in Bombay and Saudi Arabia, artists in Wales and Colombia alongside initiatives to support women in poverty such as Missibaba in Cape Town, South Africa, and FanSina working with Bedouin embroiderers based in the mountains above St Catherine's in Egypt's Sinai. This is both an extraordinary work of collective art and profound and eloquent social commentary. It is also an example of how potent the Attire language is capable of becoming. See more

08.01.2022 Sometimes an article of Attire has no real reason to exist beyond bringing a smile of silliness to our faces. Moving around in these would be problematic to say... the least. Sitting would be out of the question unless the wearer really enjoys pain. That said, this made me literally snort with laughter when I first saw it. I’ve no idea who made them or why, but whoever you are, job well done! See more

03.01.2022 Discover the lavishly illustrated new book 'Dior Hats: From Christian Dior to Stephen Jones', published by Rizzoli NY, and available in a selection of Dior bout...iques, bookstores and online, which explores the fascinating role played by hats throughout the House’s history. Long a quintessential symbol of the sophistication and femininity of haute couture, hats were a key element for Monsieur Dior, who noted, "Personally, I consider that a woman without a hat is not completely dressed". The alluring accessory has been reinvented by his successors ever since, with Stephen Jones assuming the mantle in 1996. The endlessly inventive British milliner is a primary contributor to this sumptuous book which provides an illuminating insight into over seven decades of elegance and a unique form of savoir-faire excellence. See more