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1 melaka art & performance festival p ma 18,19,20 NOV St Paul s Hill

2 3 WELCOME Selamat Datang Over the next three days, you will see artists from Malaysia, Australia, across Asia and Europe responding to

a strong reputation for bringing leading Malaysian, Australian and international artists together in performances and exhibitions

Festival events are free to all, and attract thousands of spectators.

On his inspiration, Tony Yap says: 'Looking to start a new kingdom, Parameswara was resting with his entourage on the side of a river

With nowhere to go it suddenly turned around, became fierce, and chased after the dogs!

place to start his kingdom. It so happened he was sitting under a Melaka tree. So this is how Melaka got its name.

' This festival remains free and accessible for all.

2 2 3 WELCOME Selamat Datang Over the next three days, you will see artists from Malaysia, Australia, across Asia and Europe responding to Melaka's sites and the festival theme of 'transformation' in performance, visual arts, film and participatory projects Fest is developing a strong reputation for bringing leading Malaysian, Australian and international artists together in performances and exhibitions throughout Melaka's stunning heritage precinct, including the majestic ruins of St Paul's Church. Festival events are free to all, and attract thousands of spectators. The festival theme draws directly from Melakan history and tradition. On his inspiration, Tony Yap says: 'Looking to start a new kingdom, Parameswara was resting with his entourage on the side of a river when their dogs began chasing a small mouse deer. The mouse deer was cornered at the edge of the river. With nowhere to go it suddenly turned around, became fierce, and chased after the dogs! In this transformation, a timid mouse deer, turning around on the edge of being destroyed, Parameswara saw the sign he needed for the place to start his kingdom. It so happened he was sitting under a Melaka tree. So this is how Melaka got its name. This is set as the theme for Fest Turning Around, a metaphor for spiritual transformation through the creative drive.' This festival remains free and accessible for all. Continuing Melaka's rich history as a centre for meetings and exchange between cultures, it will create opportunities for artists and art lovers to share in each others' work and perspectives. We hope you enjoy the festival! Keep in touch with us at PING Exciting, experimental and unexpected, the popular street performances - PING Melaka return again! Walk from site to site around St Paul's Hill and dance and music, solo and group pieces. See pages 12 & 13 for full schedule with performers and sites. PING

Eulogy for the Living 4 Eulogy for the Living Eulogy for the Living is a large-scale performance, a spectacular and soulful finale to the festival, directed by Tony Yap, danced by festival artists,

Here artists and audience transform and reconnect a deeper part of ourselves, within the fleeting transience of contemporary life.

.. (Sun 20 Nov 8pm @ Site 1, St Paul s Church) Sound & video images: Mathew Gingold Installation: Pia Interlandi Direction/choreography: Tony Yap Choreographic assistant: Brendan O Connor Performers:

Cerita Pendek 1 (Short Works) Cerita Pendik brings dance, music and performance works from artists from around the world together in a unique program of short works over two nights at the majestic St

(Fri 18 Nov 8pm @ Site 1 St Paul s Church) Program 1 Xiang Yin Kao Gu The Classic Accent (20 min) Elements (5 min) Thought/Action: The Straits of Time (30 min) Kuih Muih (7 min) The Chisel of Mataora

Maritime Silk Road, Sultan, Heroes, Beauties, Fires, God and Ghost, emerging and sinking, appearing and disappearing The land will be desolate, lives come and go, why my melancholy?

3 Eulogy for the Living 4 Eulogy for the Living Eulogy for the Living is a large-scale performance, a spectacular and soulful finale to the festival, directed by Tony Yap, danced by festival artists, and with live music, and stunning projections. Eulogy for the Living is a kind of devotional work for making our way in the world, an internal journey into the memory of body and soul. Here artists and audience transform and reconnect a deeper part of ourselves, within the fleeting transience of contemporary life. We the living both preserve the past and allow things to pass we eulogise ourselves in each moment. Life goes on... (Sun 20 Nov Site 1, St Paul s Church) Sound & video images: Mathew Gingold Installation: Pia Interlandi Direction/choreography: Tony Yap Choreographic assistant: Brendan O Connor Performers: Collaborating performing artists from Fest. Cerita Pendek 1 (Short Works) Cerita Pendik brings dance, music and performance works from artists from around the world together in a unique program of short works over two nights at the majestic St Paul's Church. Stay for as many or as few as you like! (Fri 18 Nov Site 1 St Paul s Church) Program 1 Xiang Yin Kao Gu The Classic Accent (20 min) Elements (5 min) Thought/Action: The Straits of Time (30 min) Kuih Muih (7 min) The Chisel of Mataora (20 min) The Dionysus Molecule #1 (15 min) Xiang Yin Kao Gu The Classic Accent by Chong Keat Aun & Hao Yen An environmental piece, inspired by the Melaka Granny s Classic Accent and Cerbera Manghas. Maritime Silk Road, Sultan, Heroes, Beauties, Fires, God and Ghost, emerging and sinking, appearing and disappearing The land will be desolate, lives come and go, why my melancholy? Elements by Tina Evans Elements is a unique exploration of our own lifecycle and our connection to nature through the four elements of Air, Water, Fire & Earth. Through dance, projected visuals and soundscape this visual, aural and physically sensual feast is a reminder that we are intrinsically connected to our environment. Thought/Action: The Straits of Time by Frank van de Ven & Peter Snow In The Straits of Time we propose to look at how experiences of temporality and displacement interconnect with intensities of place and of belonging. Kuih Muih by Suhaili Micheline Quirky, playful and risky on movements, based on the taste, colour and texture of Malaysian delicacies.. also based on children's excitement, reaction and addiction to the first bite of a 'kuih' and the next and the next... The Chisel of Mataora by Soufiane Karim Go deep into tha Maori Myth of MATAORA who bring the Tattoo TA MOKO in the living World from the other world...spirits and unliving natural strenght. The Dionysus Molecule #1 by Tony Yap & Brendan O Connor Without Contraries is no progression. The presence of contrary elements is an impetus for unleashing imagination to exploit inherent possibilities. Detail synopses of the program and Artists biographies can be found at the festival website. Go to Artists at 5 Cerita Pendek 1

6 7 Cerita Pendik 2 Cerita Pendek 2 (Short Works) Cerita Pendik brings dance, music and performance works from artists from around the world together in a unique program

(Sat 19 Nov 8pm @ Site 1, St Paul s Church) Program 2 Forestories (30 min) Mobile Phone Orchestra Ver1.

De Clario... home (his story)... aspettaci (their story)... love (everyone s story)... only a weathercast warning (her story)... Mobile Phone Orchestra Ver 1.

The development of Melaka sees the disappearance on the sound and songs of nature.

nature. The Journey by Gerald Veltre A man dances his way through a world of chaos, possibilities and obligations. This can not last forever.

which is the incredible life. Because of the unknown, because of the inexplicable, therefore, there is a speechless beauty.

symbolised in the ritual significance of Rice.

4 6 7 Cerita Pendik 2 Cerita Pendek 2 (Short Works) Cerita Pendik brings dance, music and performance works from artists from around the world together in a unique program of short works over two nights at the stunning St Paul's Church. Stay for as many or as few as you like! (Sat 19 Nov Site 1, St Paul s Church) Program 2 Forestories (30 min) Mobile Phone Orchestra Ver1.2 (15 min) The Journey (20 min) Mountain, Water and Flowers (10 min) Padi Complaining (20 min) Mémoires Futures-Future Memories (20min) Forestories by Sam Burke & Domenico De Clario... home (his story)... aspettaci (their story)... love (everyone s story)... only a weathercast warning (her story)... Mobile Phone Orchestra Ver 1.2 by Ng Chor Guan Exploring through sound and music to enable us as individuals and collectively to still progress while protecting the environment. The development of Melaka sees the disappearance on the sound and songs of nature. Playing a role in the Mobile Phone Orchestra evokes all participants on the importance of how every single individual could contribute in protecting and preserving the nature. The Journey by Gerald Veltre A man dances his way through a world of chaos, possibilities and obligations. This can not last forever... don t talk about the journey say no more of the path one must take (Rumi) Mountain, Water and Flowers by Kiea Kuan Nam From the scene, you may see strange visions, which is the incredible life. Because of the unknown, because of the inexplicable, therefore, there is a speechless beauty. Choreographed by Lee Swee Keong Padi Complaining by Agung Gunawan Padi Complaining is a reflection on the connection between the cycles of human and mother nature as symbolised in the ritual significance of Rice. It is also a kind of lament - for when processes of industrialisation impinge on spiritual life and when we become more concerned with political mechanisms than the cultivation of the soul. Mémoires Futures Future Memories by Mic Guillaumes At 62, I have the desire to build my future. Identity is a big part of culture. Outside, culture is what covers the inner being, existentially. Dancing is just away from his culture, extrude its culture, extimate reveal his deep work for his identity to come. Detail synopses of the program and Artists biographies can be found at the festival website. Go to Artists at Cerita Pendek 2

Visual Arts 8 Visual Arts - Sifting the Debris memory, resilience and renewal We are pleased this year to be able to present artists from Malaysia, Singapore and Australia, working across painting,

In again working with the National University of Singapore and Badan Warisan Malaysia, we have two key venues the Tun Tan Cheng Lock Centre for Asian Architectural and Urban Heritage and No.

This visual arts platform allows this diverse grouping of artists to present collectively, giving space for the individual s voice and also the emergence of shared concerns.

Increasingly we are tested in our ability to absorb, reorientate and ultimately go forward through discovering new ways of doing.

These artist tap into this paradox and filter it into their work, channeling a private dilemma into an insightful voice for all.

precious as a gesture of possibility and female sensitivity.

5 Visual Arts 8 Visual Arts - Sifting the Debris memory, resilience and renewal We are pleased this year to be able to present artists from Malaysia, Singapore and Australia, working across painting, photography, installation and video. In again working with the National University of Singapore and Badan Warisan Malaysia, we have two key venues the Tun Tan Cheng Lock Centre for Asian Architectural and Urban Heritage and No.8 Heeren Street Heritage Centre. This visual arts platform allows this diverse grouping of artists to present collectively, giving space for the individual s voice and also the emergence of shared concerns. At this point in time, more than ever, we are privately and collectively confronted with an overload, be it environmental, bodily, financial or cultural. Increasingly we are tested in our ability to absorb, reorientate and ultimately go forward through discovering new ways of doing. The paradox of this overload is its difficulty yet opportunity for growth. These artist tap into this paradox and filter it into their work, channeling a private dilemma into an insightful voice for all. Azliza Ayob: For Our Daughters - installation (Tun Tan Cheng Lok Centre) Using discarded mineral water bottles, Azliza Ayob meticulously crafts radiant red flowers, transforming the unwanted into the precious as a gesture of possibility and female sensitivity. Fields of these Bunga Telur-like flowers pay tribute to the immeasurable worth of the female to the wives, mothers, sisters and to the daughters. Liew Kwei Fei: Survivors - painting installation (Tun Tan Cheng Lok Centre) The work of painter Liew Kwai Fei is a perpetual work in progress, with each painting suggesting the next. Filtering the every-day and linking chain-like through spaces over time, they fuse folk culture, personal history, the colloquial and the artist s immersion in friendships and an ongoing joke.. Trevor Flinn: The Throbbing Gristle Experience - installation (Heeren St Heritage Center) Housed in a small semitransparent white tent made from bed-sheets, the artist s remake of Brion Gysin s lowtech Dream Machine offers the grand possibility of a shift in perception and consciousness. Downstairs, the cowboy-clad artist offers brewed coffee, chili beans and conversation contemporary shaman meets Broke Back Mountain. Anthony Pelchen: Stay or Go video (Tun Tan Cheng Lok Centre) Filmed during the drought in 2010 on the vast, empty Lake Hindmarsh in SE Australia, Stay or Go references this new official bush-fire warning mantra as a metaphor for bigger questions of occupying body and land. The culmination of a decade of land and body dysfunction, the artist plays out the vulnerability, disorientation and near-lunacy of existence. Minstrel Kuik: The Weaver installation (Tun Tan Cheng Lok Centre) This austere installation draws heavily on the Maternity Home history of this Heeren Street site and the most private of trauma, embedded in both memory and body It is a movie, I know. It is not real, I know. It is Death Cheo Chai-Hiang / Cecily C. Cheo installation (Tun Tan Cheng Lok Centre) Artists-in-residence at Tun Tan Cheng Lok Centre, Cheo Chai- Hiang and Cecily Cheo, share their recent near-miss experiences of domestic architectural collapse, as well as their current research in progress inquiry into the visual phenomenon of disappearing cultural heritage in Melaka. B Tun Tan Cheng Lock Centre, Heeren Street C No. 8 Heeren Street Heritage Centre Refer to Map on page 13 9 Visual Arts

10 Film Festival Film Festival Curated by Amadeo Marquez-Perez Program one: A collection of unique stories form the award winning Youth Documentary Project (YDP) that seeks to engage young adults in

This colection is a 45 min program showcasing a collection of films that deal with skating obsession to meeting Maria, a deaf teaching that wants to help young people communicate.

Jalan Kampong Kuli, Melaka Program Two: Amal Drama, 101 mins, India Director: Richie Mehta Producer: Steven Bray, David Miller Autorickshaw driver Amal is content with the small, but vital, role he

But his sense of duty is tested by an eccentric, aging billionaire, who, moved by Amal's humility, bequeaths him his entire estate before passing away.

to the danger of the old man's upper-caste friends and siblings, all seeking to claim their share of the riches.

The musical nuance that Endah N Rhesa tries to bring out is folk, jazz, blues, rock and roll, and ballads. Endah Widiastuti and Rhesa Adityarama started to play together in 2004.

Please check website Dance Workshop & Forum/Discussion Forum/discussion/Q&A A panel of festival artists will discuss the relationship between traditional and contemporary practices as revealed

6 10 Film Festival Film Festival Curated by Amadeo Marquez-Perez Program one: A collection of unique stories form the award winning Youth Documentary Project (YDP) that seeks to engage young adults in positive modes of selfexpression and creative investigation through the creation of short documentaries. This colection is a 45 min program showcasing a collection of films that deal with skating obsession to meeting Maria, a deaf teaching that wants to help young people communicate. Our Refugee Journey 3:50 5:13 The firfighters on mentone Concrete Jungle 5:00 SPORT 5:07 The Heidelberg School 4:35 PRIMO 3:52 My Name is Maria 5:13 Friday 18 November 1pm A Zheng He Tea House 3 Jalan Kampong Kuli, Melaka Program Two: Amal Drama, 101 mins, India Director: Richie Mehta Producer: Steven Bray, David Miller Autorickshaw driver Amal is content with the small, but vital, role he serves - driving customers around New Delhi as quickly and safely as possible. But his sense of duty is tested by an eccentric, aging billionaire, who, moved by Amal's humility, bequeaths him his entire estate before passing away. With only one month to discover and claim the inheritance, Amal's struggles with duty and wealth are threatened by all those around him - from a young injured beggar girl and a lovely store merchant, to the danger of the old man's upper-caste friends and siblings, all seeking to claim their share of the riches. Saturday 19 November 10am A Zheng He Tea House 3 Jalan Kampong Kuli, Melaka Bands Endah N Rhesa Endah N Rhesa is a musical duo comprising acoustic guitar, bass and vocal. The musical nuance that Endah N Rhesa tries to bring out is folk, jazz, blues, rock and roll, and ballads. Endah Widiastuti and Rhesa Adityarama started to play together in Part of PING Site 1 Second Band A second Band will be announced. Please check website Dance Workshop & Forum/Discussion Forum/discussion/Q&A A panel of festival artists will discuss the relationship between traditional and contemporary practices as revealed through the festival program. Sun 20 Nov@ B Tun Tan Cheng Lok Centre 11am Dance Workshop Body Weather: From Touch & Manipulation to Performance & Dance Frank van de Ven (Netherlands) Body Weather is a comprehensive training and performance practice that investigates the intersections of bodies and their environments. Bodies are not conceived as fixed and separate entities but are - just like the weather - constantly changing. In this short workshop we will focus on some aspects of touch. Touch has always been a key element in the survey of the dancing body. Touch makes us aware of the world inside and outside of us. To touch is to be touched. We will explore touch and some possible ways it can lead to dance. Friday 18 Site 1, St Pauls hill 10am 11 Workshop & Forum

FRIDAY 18 NOVEMBER when what where who 10 am 7 pm VISUAL ART Exhibition B C all visual artists 10 am Dance Workshop Site 1 Frank Van De Van 1pm FILM Shorts A 6 pm OPEN CEREMONY Site 1 8 9.

Miuh Suhaili Micheline (7 min) The Chisel of Mataora Soufiane Karim (20 min) The Dionysus Molecule #1 Tony Yap & Brendan O Connor (15 min) B Heeren St C Jln Kg Kuli A PING sites ry 7 Governor s

7 FRIDAY 18 NOVEMBER when what where who 10 am 7 pm VISUAL ART Exhibition B C all visual artists 10 am Dance Workshop Site 1 Frank Van De Van 1pm FILM Shorts A 6 pm OPEN CEREMONY Site pm Cerita Pendek Short Works Site 1 Xiang Yin Kao Gu Chong Keat Aun & Hao Yen (20 min) Elements Tina Evans (5 min) Thought/Action: The Straits of Time Frank van de Ven & Peter Snow (30 min) Kuih Miuh Suhaili Micheline (7 min) The Chisel of Mataora Soufiane Karim (20 min) The Dionysus Molecule #1 Tony Yap & Brendan O Connor (15 min) B Heeren St C Jln Kg Kuli A PING sites ry 7 Governor s Museum UMNO Museum Coronation park 2 6 Jalan Ta 1 Jalan Kota Melaka /Cu SATURDAY 19 NOVEMBER when what where who 10 am 7 pm VISUAL ART Exhibition B C all visual artists 10 am - 12pm FILM Feature Aman A A B C VISUAL ART & FILM Screening Venues Zheng He Tea House 3 Jalan Kg Kuli Tun Tan Cheng Lock Centre Heeren Street No. 8 Heeren Street Heritage Centre 8 Heeren Street PING Site1 1 to Site 7 7 Program PING Program Site 1 Site 2 Site 3 Site 4 Site 5 Site 6 Site7 2 pm Guan KuanNam Gretel T Brendan O Soufiane K 2.30 pm Yoka J Tina E Agung G 3 pm Endah/Rhesa Belinda B Gerald V Suhaili M 3.30 pm Keat Aun KuanNam K Dae Gun 4 pm Guan Brendan O Soufiane K Yoka J 4.30 pm Tina E Suhaili M Agung G Gerald V 5 pm BAND 2 K Dae Gun Belinda B Keat Aun Lists of Artists on page 14. Program may change, please check website for the latest update pm Cerita Pendek Short Works Site 1 Forestories Sam Burke & Domenico De Clario (30 min) Mobile Phone Orchestra Ver 1.2 Ng Chor Guan (15 min) The Journey Gerald Veltre (20 min) Mountain, Water and Flowers Kiea Kuan Nam (10 min) Padi Complaining Agung Gunawan (15 min) Mémoires Futures - Future Memories Mic Guillaumes (20 min) SUNDAY 20 NOVEMBER when what where who 10 am 7 pm VISUAL ART Exhibition B C all visual artists 11 pm FORUM B PING Program Site1 Site2 Site3 Site4 Site5 Site6 Site7 2 pm Frank V V K Dae Gun Soufiane K Mic G 2.30 pm Domenico DC KuanNam Peter S 3 pm Endah/Rhesa Belinda B Yoka J BAND pm Gretel T, K Dae Gun, Agung G, Peter S 4 pm Tina E, Gerald V, Soufiane K, Domenico DC 4.30 pm Belinda B, Brendan O, Keat Aun, Guan, Kuan Nam 5 pm Mic G, Tony Y, Frank V V, Yoka J, Suhaili M Lists of Artists on page 14. Program may change, please check website for the latest update pm Eulogy for the Living Site 1 all artists pm CLOSING NIGHT PARTY Site 1 all welcome

14 Invitation to contribute Festival would like to acknowledge the generous contribution of the participating artists and thank them for their extraordinary creative work and support in achieving the

15 Artists Festival Artists Azliza Ayob (Malaysia) Agung Gunawan (Indonesia) Amadeo Marquez-Perez (Australia) Anthony Pelchen (Australia) Belinda Bailey (Australia) Brendan O Connor (Ireland) Cecily

(Australia) Hoa Yen (Malaysia) Kiea Kuan Nam (Malaysia) Kim Dae Gun (S Korea) Kwaifei Liew (Malaysia) Matt Gingold (Australia) Mic Guillaumes (France) Minstrel Kuik (Malaysia) Ng Chor Guan (Malaysia)

(Malaysia/Australia) Zaffa (Kasmir) Yoka Jones (Australia) Detail synopses of the program and Artists biographies can be found at the festival website. Go to Artists at www.melakafestival.

8 14 Invitation to contribute Festival would like to acknowledge the generous contribution of the participating artists and thank them for their extraordinary creative work and support in achieving the artistic vision of the festival which aims to promote the spirit of art and understanding across cultures. 15 Artists Festival Artists Azliza Ayob (Malaysia) Agung Gunawan (Indonesia) Amadeo Marquez-Perez (Australia) Anthony Pelchen (Australia) Belinda Bailey (Australia) Brendan O Connor (Ireland) Cecily C. Cheo (Australia) Cheo Chai-Hiang (Singapore) Chong Keat Aun (Malaysia) Domenico De Clario (Italy) Damian Vincenzi (Australia) Endah & Rhesa (Indonesia) Frank van de Ven (Neathelands) Gretel Taylor (Australia) Hoa Yen (Malaysia) Kiea Kuan Nam (Malaysia) Kim Dae Gun (S Korea) Kwaifei Liew (Malaysia) Matt Gingold (Australia) Mic Guillaumes (France) Minstrel Kuik (Malaysia) Ng Chor Guan (Malaysia) Peter Snow (Australia) Pia Interlandi (Australia) Sam Burke (Australia) Soufiane Karim (New Caledonia) Suhaili Micheline (Malaysia) Tina Evans (Australia) Trevor Flinn (Australia) Tony Yap (Malaysia/Australia) Zaffa (Kasmir) Yoka Jones (Australia) Detail synopses of the program and Artists biographies can be found at the festival website. Go to Artists at We thank our current sponsors and supporters: the Australia-Malaysia Institute, the Australia Council for the Arts, Multicultural Arts Victoria, Malaysian Tourism, National University of Singapore, Badan Warisan Malaysia, Australian High Commission, the French Embassy, Alliance Française, Zheng He Tea House and Cari Cari Magazine, for their generous support in creating this unique contemporary art festival in heart of Melaka. The Festival Team, E-Plus Entertainment and TYC, are seeking further support, both financial and inkind from government, cultural bodies, artists and the wider industry in order to sustain and realise the growth of this innovative, inspirational and accessible festival which provides a unique platform for independent artists and strong creative links to this region of the world. To find out how you can become involved and support Fest, please contact: Suen Kar Nee knsuen@eplus.com.my We have been inspired, we hope you will too! Festival Producer : Andrew Ching Festival Manager : Suen Kar Nee Creative Director : Tony Yap Festival Collaborator : Kath Papas Visual arts curator : Anthony Pelchen Film Fest curator : Amadeo Marquez-Perez Photograpger : Damian Vincenzi Production and marketing : E-Plus Entertainment

9 Festival Producer and Major Supporter Acknowledgements IS AN E-PLUS ENTERTAINMENT PRODUCTIONS INITIATIVE. Malaysian Government endorsements Major support tyc tonyyapcompany.com Partners Supporters include: Zheng He Tea House, 3 Jln Kg Kuli, Melaka Albert Toh, JFS Bicycle Shop, Jln Parameswara, Melaka, Melaka Arts and Performance Festival gratefully acknowledges all its supporters: E-Plus Entertainment, Australia-Malaysia Institute, Australian High Commission Kuala Lumpur, National University of Singapore, Badan Warisan Malaysia. Tony Yap Company is incubated by Multicultural Arts Victoria and funded by the Australia Council for the Arts. THANK YOU Melaka Arts & Performance Festival has been made possible by the combined efforts of many individuals and organisations. We warmly thank Professor Wong Yunn Chii and all staff at Tun Tan Cheng Lok Centre and National University of Singapore; Elizabeth Cardosa and all members at Badan Warisan Malaysia and No. 8 Heeren Street; Jill Morgan and Multicultural Arts Victoria for ongoing support and assistance to and Tony Yap Company; all Festival artists for their significant in-kind contributions. Fest also thank the community of Melaka, especially Pas Siew Yong of Zheng He Tea House and Shintaro from Cari Cari Magazine with their countless help and ideas.

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