FOUR WINDS opened to Sydney Festival audiences last week and here’s what they had to say:
"We loved Blak Box - meaningful and sophisticated."
"Moving First Nations storytelling, music, and architecture combined in a beautifully curated soundscape"
"I'm still blown away by it. Such powerful storytelling that went straight to my core."
"It's rare to have an event that is spoken word and to have it complemented by such great curating, lighting, music and song was a treat for my soul."
"A very moving experience."
Four Winds sessions run on Tuesday to Sunday nights at 6pm, 7.15pm and 8.30pm until Saturday 2 February.
Group tickets are available for $99+bf for 4 people.
Individual tickets are $35+bf.
Blacktown songwoman and Four Winds soundtrack vocalist Emma Donovan is performing a free 'Sunset Session' with her uncle TONIGHT and will perform together with Eric Avery on Wednesday 30 January at our Blak Box Box Office.Sunset Sessions feature 2 sets, one at 6:45pm and another at 8:00pm so that all Four Winds patrons can enjoy them before or after their listening experience inside Blak Box.
The Art of Blak Space
Join a panel of maverick First Nations designers and architects who are paving the way with their culturally informed and inspired practices. Featuring Kevin O'Brien (pictured), Linda Kennedy and Daniela Hromek facilitated by Blak Box curator Daniel Browning. 5pm Saturday 19 January. Blak Box Box Office. Click here to RSVP.
Image Credits: Emma Donovan photo by Ceaser Rodrigues. Kevin O'Brien photo by Joshua Morris.
