OPENING LONG WEEKEND EXPERIENCE
2 – 5 October 2015
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THE OPENING LONG WEEKEND PROGRAM
BIENNALE PACKAGE: $275
EXHIBITIONS ARE FREE TO VIEW
but for the full Biennale Opening Long Weekend Experience including meals and weekend tour, we suggest you book a package.
Biennale Package includes: Entry to the Biennale Club, lunches and dinners over 3 days, welcome drinks & biennale bus tour with the artists all weekend. (excluding the Multicultural Lunch – audience purchase lunch in support of refugee communities)
or purchase INDIVIDUAL EVENT TICKETS
FRIDAY 2 OCTOBER
MILDURA PALIMPSEST BIENNALE OPENING
Unmapping the End of the World
DECONSTRUCT @ THE BIENNALE CLUB
Mildura Palimpsest Biennale
10th Anniversary Celebration
SATURDAY 3 OCTOBER
CURATOR’S TALK & BIENNALE ART TOUR
THE ART GRAND FINAL
The Best of both Worlds for Art and Footy Fans
DECONSTRUCT @ THE BIENNALE CLUB
xs collective & Art Caching Project
WALKING SLOWLY DOWNHILL :
WEAVING STORIES (MURRAY RIVER)
DECONSTRUCT @ THE BIENNALE CLUB
SUNDAY 4 OCTOBER
Art is a time machine SYMPOSIUM
INTERCULTURAL INSTALLATIONS & LUNCH
Emerging Indigenous E-Media Program
DECONSTRUCT @ THE BIENNALE CLUB
MONDAY 5 OCTOBER
Artist Talks
DECONSTRUCT @ THE BIENNALE CLUB

Walking Slowly Downhill :
Weaving Stories (Murray River)
Inland Residency Installations and Performances
6.00 – 8.00pm
Mildura Biennale Gallery (ADFA Building)
31-33 Deakin Avenue, Mildura
Free Event
Our patron Stefano de Pieri’s Mildura Brewery beer and wine available.
Walking Slowly Downhill : Weaving Stories (Murray River) are two parallel, interlinked, durational projects with the potential to dramatically shift intercultural awareness across three states in Australia.
Walking Slowly Downhill
Artists: Domenico de Clario, Steven Rhall
Walking Slowly Downhill begins with the commencement of the walk at Mt Kosciusko on Sunday 13 September and, along with the new work that will be presented at the Biennale, continues online at www.mildurabiennale.com for the duration of the journey.

Weaving Stories (Murray River)
Artists: Alice Abdullah, Clair Bates, Jennifer Bates, Charlie Davis, Tina Doolan, Samantha Doolan, Jelina Haines, Anne McMahon, Glenda Nicholls, Major Moogy Sumner, Ellen Trevorrow, Debra Rankine, Bronwyn Razem
Weaving Stories (Murray River), is a major collaborative fibre art installation for the Biennale created by Indigenous weavers from many Murray River nations. Each of these distinct nations brings its own culture, stories and character into the project using a dynamic combination of materials from their regions and the wider world to create an interwoven installation of the living culture along the Murray River.

Lachlan Anthony, Vast Impenetrability (maquette), 2015, Acrylic, tape, paint. 100cm x 100cm x 13cm
Inland Residency Artists:
Lachlan Anthony, Filomena Coppola, Valdene Diprose, Sasha Huber & Petri Saarikko, Junichiro Iwase, Sharon Jewell, Rachel Kendrigan & Rohan Morris, Jill Orr, Kyle Walker, Shannon Young
Works by many local, Australian, and international Inland Residency artists will be part of this opening exhibition that meanders through the venue’s seemingly never-ending maze of gallery spaces.