The Central Australian desert is brought to life by the large-scale light and sound festival celebrating Aboriginal art and culture
is an annual, 10-night, large-scale light and sound festival that celebrates Aboriginal art, culture and music. It’s held in the Alice Springs Desert Park in Mparntwe country, with the rugged and ancient MacDonnell Ranges forming a natural canvas for the projections. This year’s festival theme is Listening with Heart, with works that explore coming together, meeting and taking time to reflect
Main image: Spectators weave their way through the projections that form part of the Grounded installation at the Parrtjima festival in the Alice Springs Desert Park. Photograph: Che ChorleyParrtjima curator Rhoda Roberts: ‘The power of song and the reclamation of language and its importance is filtered across the program as we move into a new future, and as Australians seek to know more about the oldest living culture on the planet.
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