Event Type: Launch

Photographer: Dan Cripps. Image includes Bella Young, William Webster and Kelly Drummond Cawthon

Performance | Season Launch :
Tuesday 26 November 2024 @ 5:00PM

Tickets :
General Admission $25
Concession $10
VIP Sponsor 2025 $125
Companion Card Holder $10
Companion $0
Pay What You Can $-
MobTix $0

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Every Story Counts : Celebrating 20 years and launching Second Echo Ensemble‘s 2025 Anniversary Season

Join us for an unforgettable evening as Second Echo Ensemble (SEE) celebrates 20 years of ground breaking creativity and launch our artistic program for 2025. SEE will showcase and look back at two decades of inclusive art-making while unveiling the exciting projects lined up next year. Expect a vibrant mix of performances, sneak peeks of upcoming works, and inspiring stories from our ensemble members. We invite past artists, community members, and supporters to gather for this milestone celebration.

Enjoy an evening filled with artistry, connection, and the heart of SEE’s mission – making the arts accessible to all. Don’t miss out on this joyful celebration of creativity.

Launch Event :
Friday 12 July 2024, 6:00pm – 7:30pm
FREE EVENT | All welcome!

Exhibition Open :
Friday 12 + Saturday 13 July 2024
10:00am – 4:00pm daily

Join Joshua Santospirito to celebrate the largest art project of his life at the book launch, performance and exhibition opening of art from the new graphic novel about migration and family.

The beautifully hand-drawn true story of his visit to the Aeolian Islands of Italy with his parents to seek out past connections and family roots. Joshua and his father hope to locate the burial place of Joshua’s great-great-grandfather on the island of Salina. But it’s not always so easy to find the past you’re looking for, nor to travel with your parents.

Launch Event will include :
– Short storytelling performance by Joshua and Natalya Bing based on the book;
– Book to be launched by the awesome Nunami Sculthorpe-Green;
– Art exhibition opening of art from the book, and related to the book, some of which is for sale.

Copies of the book will be for sale on the night and throughout the exhibition, but they are ALSO available at all good bookstores around the island of Lutruwita. Out from July 2 nationwide through Scribe publications. 

This event is happening on the stolen land of the Muwinina people. 
We pay our respects to the Palawa people of Lutruwita, their connection to their lands and their ongoing storytelling traditions.