On November 6 the Homebodies film (drawing together all twelve solos) won 'Best Experimental Film' at the 2021 Fist Full of Films Festival Awards Night at the Deckchair Cinema.


The award was supported by Darwin Visual Arts Gallery, as a result their multimedia gallery space was awarded to Tracks to show the Homebodies film during the gallery's members exhibition.

The Gallery Installation includes the winning film, accompanied by the six films of each of the duet pairings.


Creative Team

Concept and Curation: 
Kelly Beneforti & Jessica Devereux

Homebodies Artists: 
Venaska Cheliah, Sheila Rose, Ricky Borg, Cj Fraser Bell, Kyle Walmsley, Alex Jordan, Kelly Beneforti, Kristi Renfrey, Jenelle Saunders, Maari Gray, Jessica Devereux, and Bryn Wackett

Videography: Duane Preston


For more information visit https://tracksdance.com.au/homebodies-dance-film-installations


Details

Where: DVA - Ground Floor 1/8 McMinn St, Darwin NT

Opening Night - Friday 26 November 6pm - 8pm

Exhibition Running - 6 Nov - 11 Dec


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