Eco-Cave is our next exciting major project, initially for a work in progress showing on Sunday 23 August this year (save the date!), with a full showing in 2027.
We’re collaborating with some fabulous creatives to bring this work to life. Over the last few months we’ve had some fantastic development sessions with Second Echo Ensemble and Nellipot collective. It’s great to get in the studio with other creative organisations to share practice and explore ideas.
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The Unconformity festival returned to Queenstown in October 2025 with four days of experimental art, music, performance and place-based experiences carved from the wild West Coast of Lutruwita/Tasmania.
And we were there - on the Crib Road MainStage, Thursday night from 4.30pm - 6pm, plus holding Ceremony with Ruth and Uncle Jimmy on the banks of Lake Burbury from 8.30 - 9.15 on Friday morning (this was a moving private function for members of the orchestra).
Our Creative Director Stevie McEntee gave an artist talk at the moonscape space at 12pm - 1pm also on Friday, concluding an immersive and enjoyable visit to a unique regional art festival.

Three performances were held at Hobart's Theatre Royal in August 2025.
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The Lutruwita Art Orchestra brought the second performance of 'Songs That We Carry' to the Moonah Art Centre in October 2024.
We presented this exciting work in the St John's Cathedral, Launceston in Sepember 2024.
Audience members joined the Orchestra and Dewayne Everettsmith on a journey through ceremonial cultural sites: from sky country on Kunanyi down the South nipaluna (Hobart) watershed to Timtumili Minanya (River Derwent) in December 2024.

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