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SWANS,MARDUK,FAUX MO,ZAMMUTO,LI BINYUAN,THE CLEAN,AMIR FARID, BEN FROST,TIM HECKER,JIM MOGINIE,NEIL GAIMAN,DAN DEACON,AVA MENDOZA,ALVIN CURRAN,SHONEN KNIFE,XYLOURIS WHITE,GENEVIEVE LACEY,GABRIELLA SMART,ATTICUS J. BASTOW,OMAR SOULEYMAN,

SWANS,MARDUK,FAUX MO,ZAMMUTO,LI BINYUAN,THE CLEAN,AMIR FARID, BEN FROST,TIM HECKER,JIM MOGINIE,NEIL GAIMAN,DAN DEACON,AVA MENDOZA,ALVIN CURRAN,SHONEN KNIFE,XYLOURIS WHITE,GENEVIEVE LACEY,GABRIELLA SMART,ATTICUS J. BASTOW,OMAR SOULEYMAN,PHILLIP JOHNSTON,ROBYN HITCHCOCK,ARCHITECTS OF AIR,SPEAK PERCUSSION,ANNA VON HAUSSWOLFF,SENYAWA + LUCAS ABELA,MICHAEL KIERAN HARVEY,DEBASHISH BHATTACHARYA, JOHANNES S. SISTERMANNS,MOFO SIDESHOW: VIOLENT FEMMES,ALLAN HALYK AND ADAM WOJCINSKI,PAUL KELLY PRESENTS THE MERRI SOULSESSIONS - FEAT. DAN SULTAN, CLAIRY BROWNE,KIRA PURU & VIKA AND LINDA BULL,YOUNG WAGILAK GROUP & AUSTRALIAN ART ORCHESTRA,AMANDA PALMER & THE TASMANIAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA + MORE

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MONA FOMA is an event like no other, staged in a state like no other.

Tasmania’s natural wilderness, rich history, culture, produce and people are unique, and MONA FOMA is an excellent way to sample a slice of what we have to offer.

Since it was first held in 2009, MONA FOMA has set a new benchmark for Tasmanian festivals and events. It has brought a number of high-calibre artists and performers to our shores, and served as a major drawcard for mainland and international visitors.

This year’s event will no doubt build on the outstanding success of previous years, with an impressive line-up of performances. I’m pleased a number of acts will be held in regional areas and I know locals are looking forward to welcoming performers and audiences to their communities.

MONA FOMA is indicative of the quirk, innovation, passion and ingenuity that Tasmania is increasingly renowned for and the Liberal Government is proud to support this year’s event. I congratulate David Walsh, Brian Ritchie and the entire MONA FOMA crew for their hard work and dedication to staging such a wonderful cultural event.

WILL HODGMANPREMIER

We are seven years into this experiment called MOFO and one might think that the fabled Seven Year Itch might be setting in. Especially with our fecund reproductive tendency spawning eleven festivals within that time span, counting MOFO-siblings Dark Mofo and Synaesthesia attwo each. That's eleven chaotic rug rats running around pulling each other’s hair, poking each other in the eyes and making one hell of a noise.

And yet: our love for artists, audiencesand each other has created a splendid Garden of Eden ambience that sprouts annually around mid-January with the predictable precision of a Swiss watch. The results, however, are never predictable.

MOFO 2015 will have gigantic music-stuffed inflatable temporary architecture (we predict the hot air and gaseous emissions in the immediate vicinity will keep that structure, if not airborne, at least filled nearly to bursting point), a maritime musical invasion of our sacred harbour to rival D-Day (hopefully this will not scare off the whales which have recently returned after nearly a century’s absence), four days of intensely creative light and sound in a gentrified car park, interactive pinball gamelan, a Scandinavian pipe organ chanteuse, hammer-wielding Chinese, a Glad-Wrapped art gallery, a quartet of sleep depriving nocturnal bacchanals at Faux Mo, cleansing morning meditations, as well as temporary and permanent art installations at MONA and the festival precinct. Plus, a market, food, wine, beer and – hopefully – YOU!

BRIAN RITCHIECURATOR

I know it looks pretty smoothout there. It isn't. Everything MOFO seems to run like clockwork. A well-oiled machine. Nothing couldbe further from the truth. Tensions multiply and stresses divide.Our festivals have grown up beforewe have. Putting them on twice a year is driving everyone to therapy, or drink, or church. That's your fault, for turning up so regularly, and expecting shit hot entertainment. I hope you’re satisfied.

One day we'll be satisfied too. I'm sure you will all go somewhere else that day. Perhaps to therapy,or to church.

DAVID WALSHMONA OWNA

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VIOLENT FEMMES

Blister in the New Year’s Day sun (or nurse your well-earned hangovers from the night before in a beanbag),as original acoustic punk rockers, Violent Femmes,cut sick at MONA. They’ll share the stage with two gems of the Australian music scene: angelic folk singer and MOFO repeat offender, Ben Salter, and much-adored Melbourne alt-rock-folk quintet, Augie March, here with their much-anticipated new album.

NEW YEAR’S DAYTHURSDAY JAN 1, 3PMMONA MAIN STAGETICKETS $70/$60 + BFFREE ENTRY FOR 12 YEARS AND UNDER (MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT)

MOFO SIDESHOW+ AUGIE MARCH+ BEN SALTER


FESTIVAL TICKETThis one’s a real money saver, giving you access to all events at PW1 (except Exxopolis on the forecourt) on Thursday Jan 15, Friday Jan 16, Saturday Jan 17 and Sunday Jan 18. Rock on.

$139 ADULT$119 CONCESSION OR PARENT WITH CHILD UNDER 12

DAY PASSESDay Passes will be available online from Jan 5, or at the PW1 Box Office from Jan 14-18, 9am-late (unless sold out).

$49 ADULT$39 CONCESSION

FAUX MO 18+ Presale tickets are back. Hip hip hooray! Furthermore, before Jan 5, we’re giving Festival Ticket holders exclusive access to discounted Faux Mo tickets.

BEFORE JAN 5 (WITH FESTIVAL TICKET) $25 PER NIGHTAFTER JAN 5 (IF NOT SOLD OUT) $30 PER NIGHTDOOR SALES (IF NOT SOLD OUT) $35 PER NIGHT

Festival and Faux Mo tickets must be purchased in one transaction for discount to apply.


BUY TICKETSTickets available at:mofo.net.auorMuseum Reception655 Main Rd, Berriedale(03) 6277 9971orPW1 Box OfficeCastray Esp, HobartOpen Jan 14-18, 9am-late

To buy entry tickets to the museum go to:mona.net.auorMONA Ferry TerminalBrooke St Pier, Hobart8.30am-5pm

During Matthew Barney’s River of Fundament exhibition (Nov 22-Apr 13), entry to the museum is $25 for adults, $20 concession, and freefor Tasmanians and under 18s.

CONCESSIONAvailable to pension and health care card holders, as well as students. Parents too – an adult entering PW1 with a child under 12 is eligible to purchase one reduced-rate parent concession (online Festival Ticket sales only). ID may be requested upon entry.

BOOKING FEESA booking fee of $6 applies to each ticket transaction including website, phone and PW1 Box Office sales. Excludes Exxopolis and Baha'i Centre events.

REFUNDS OR EXCHANGESNo refunds or exchanges of any kind.

YOUNGSTERSKiddies under 12 years of age are admitted free to the PW1 ticketed area when accompanied by a paying adult (excludes Exxopolis). Children under 2 get in to Exxopolis for free. Proof of age may be requested at the door. Also, please note that Neil Gaiman's performance at Theatre Royal, The Sleeper and the Spindle, is suitable for ages 8 and up.

Download theMONA FOMA app

CONNECTfacebook.com/MONAFOMA twitter.com/MONAFOMAinstagram.com/MONAFOMA #MOFO2015


ARCHITECTSOF AIR (UK) EXXOPOLISOPENS WEDNESDAY JAN 1411AM-8PM

Exxopolis is a luminarium – a large-scale inflatable sculpture of light and colour, somewhere between a cathedral and a spaceship, or a womb and a mosque. People are invited to wander through its tunnels and caverns, as the colours intensify with the natural lightof the sun. Exploration of Exxopolisis up to you – wander beneath its radiant red tree, marvel at the cupola and its ‘windows’, or kick back zen-style in a glowing pod for a moment of mid-festival calm.

Exxopolis also features a special MOFO-commissioned musical composition by Jim Moginie, exploring the connections between music and colour. Jim and his guitar-toting mates(see them perform at PW1)will appear for random live performances within the luminarium as well.

WEDNESDAY JAN 14, 11AM-8PM THURSDAY JAN 15 -SUNDAY JAN 1811AM-10.30PMPW1 FORECOURT

TICKETS $12CHILDREN UNDER 2 FREECHILDREN UNDER 16 MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT


ARCHITECTSOF AIR (UK) EXXOPOLIS


MARTINE COROMPT & PHILIP BROPHY (AUS)

TORRENT

From a tiny trickle to a turbulent vortex, thiswatery audio-visual projection is a maelstromof light and sound.

OPENING WEDNESDAY JAN 14, 5PMTHURSDAY JAN 15-SUNDAY JAN 18, 12PM-5PMCONTEMPORARY ART TASMANIACONTINUES UNTIL FEB 22FREE

JOHANNES S. SISTERMANNS (GER)

I N T U I T I O N ROOM 2015German sound art, wrapped in cling film – the ultimate vehicle for sonic vibration. Contemplate the limits of space, sound, silence, and Glad Wrap.

OPENING WEDNESDAY JAN 14, 6PMTHURSDAY JAN 15-SUNDAY JAN 18, 12PM-5PMLONG GALLERY, SALAMANCA ARTS CENTREFREE

MOFO WARM UP – WEDNESDAY JAN 14

Image credit: Martine Corompt, Torrent (production still) 2014


MONA FOMA & CLARENCE CITY COUNCILPRESENT MOFO EASTERN SHO

MÉLISANDE [ELECTROTRAD] (CAN)

Quebec electropop via trad, funk and progressive rock. Delicious. WEDNESDAY JAN 14, 7PMROSNY BARNTICKETS $35 + BF

ANNA VON HAUSSWOLFF (SWE)

Eerie vocals, mad organ skills and radical pop broughtto you by bright young Swedish thing, Anna von Hausswolff. WEDNESDAY JAN 14, 7.30PMHOBART TOWN HALLFREEBOOKINGS REQUIRED

MOFO WARM UP – WEDNESDAY JAN 14


THURSDAY JAN 15

BRENDAN WALLS (AUS)

ELEMENTS OF REFUSALThis sound installation uses an assemblage of tuned wires to tap into the tonal dimensions and frequencies of Kelly’s Garden. Brendan is a Tasmanian composer and performer, and this work will launch the 2015 Kelly’s Garden Curated Projects, curated by Seán Kelly.

Kelly's Garden Curated Projects is an initiative of the Salamanca Arts Centre made possible through the generosity of Aspect Design and SAC's supporters. This project was assisted through Arts Tasmania by the Minister for the Arts.

THURSDAY JAN 15-SUNDAY JAN 18, 10AM–5PM KELLY’S GARDEN, SALAMANCA ARTS CENTRE CONTINUES UNTIL FEB 27FREE

LUCAS ABELA (AUS),RULLY SHABARA & WUKIR SURYADI (IDN)

GAMELAN WIZARDAn interactive musical installation that crosses an eight-player pinball machine with Gamelan instrumentation, housed in an intricately hand-carved octagon pendopo(a kind of Javanese pavilion). It’s the result of a collaboration between glass player, sound installation artist and pinball enthusiast Lucas Abela and celebrated Yogyakarta musical duo Senyawa (Wukir Suryadi and Rully Shabara), along with Gamelan master Wibowo.

Supported by the Australia Council for the Arts, Asialink and DFATthrough the Australia Indonesia Institute

THURSDAY JAN 15-SUNDAY JAN 18, 5PM-11PMPW1 DECKINCLUDED IN FESTIVAL TICKET

SENYAWA + LUCAS ABELA (IDN/AUS)

PERFORMANCE

Glass playing meets Javanese experimental music, as Gamelan Wizard collaborators Senyawa and Lucas Abela take to the stage for a live trio performance.

SUNDAY JAN 18, 5.30PMPW1, STAGE 2INCLUDED IN FESTIVAL TICKET


THURSDAY JAN 15

JIM MOGINIE (AUS)

JIM MOGINIE’S ELECTRIC GUITAR ORCHESTRAPERFORM THE COLOUR WHEEL

You know Jim already from his days with iconic Aussie rockers Midnight Oil. These days he’s stepping out in numerous guises, including frequent performances with the Australian Chamber Orchestra and as a member of surf rock outfit The Break (with MOFO godfather, Brian Ritchie). Jim’s here with his Electric Guitar Orchestra to explore the connections between music and colour, via the art, music and theories of Kandinsky, Klee, Schoenberg and de Maistre.

Jim’s Electric Guitar Orchestra includes Kent Steedman (The Celibate Rifles), Michael Trifunovic (Aqualash), Tim Kevin (Youth Group, La Huva, The Exiles), Alex Young (Good Buddha) and Matthew Steffen (Decoder Ring).

P.S. If you’re lucky, you might see Jim’s pop-up performances inside Exxopolis.

The Colour Wheel was written with the assistance of Campbelltown City Council through Campbelltown Arts Centre’s 2014 Contemporary Music Program where Moginie was the 2014 artist in residence.

THURSDAY JAN 15, 5.30PMPW1INCLUDED IN FESTIVAL TICKET

THURSDAY JAN 15, 6.15PMPW1, STAGE 1INCLUDED IN FESTIVAL TICKET

YOUNG WAGILAK GROUPMORNING MEDITATIONFRIDAY JAN 16, 10AMBAHA'I CENTREFREE

SATURDAY JAN 17, 3PMMOMA (MONA MARKET)FREE

SUNDAY JAN 18, 3PMSPRING BAY MILLTRIABUNNATICKETS $30/$25 + BF

Roper River sweeps through the Northern Territory, from Mataranka to the Gulf of Carpentaria. Along the way, it passes the remote town of Ngukurr and in the wet season, the Roper engulfs all but Ngukurr’s highest land. As the waters recede, a natural land bridge appears – the Roper Bar – allowing people to cross to the town.

Crossing Roper Bar is an ongoing collaboration between the Australian Art Orchestra and Young Wagilak Group of South East Arnhem Land, celebrating country, ceremony and the reconciliatory possibilities of music. Led by world-renowned music man Paul Grabowsky AO, the project blends the musical heritage of Australia’s first folk with contemporary composition and improvisation.

Image credit: Tobias Titz

YOUNG WAGILAK GROUP & AUSTRALIAN ARTORCHESTRA (AUS)

CROSSING ROPER BAR



YOUNG WAGILAK GROUPMORNING MEDITATIONFRIDAY JAN 16, 10AMBAHA'I CENTREFREE

SATURDAY JAN 17, 3PMMOMA (MONA MARKET)FREE

SUNDAY JAN 18, 3PMSPRING BAY MILLTRIABUNNATICKETS $30/$25 + BF

Enter unchartered sonic terrain, as Speak Percussion’s artistic director, Eugene Ughetti, joins forces with MOFO darling and new media artist Robin Fox for Transducer: a new electro-percussive performance work where microphones become musical instruments in their own right.

It’s a double-bill tonight, mofos – Transducer will appear alongside a rare performance of Karlheinz Stockhausen’s seminal work Mikrophonie I (1964) featuring giant tam-tam, percussionists, microphonists and filterists.

TRANSDUCERTHURSDAY JAN 15, 7.30PMPW1, STAGE 2INCLUDED IN FESTIVAL TICKET

MIKROPHONIE ITHURSDAY JAN 15, 9.15PMPW1, STAGE 2INCLUDED IN FESTIVAL TICKET

SPEAK PERCUSSION (AUS)

TRANSDUCER & MIKROPHONIE I


MONA FOMA & CLARENCE CITY COUNCILPRESENT MOFO EASTERN SHO

DAVID FRANCEY TRIO (CAN)

Canadian troubadour folk music fromthis carpenter-turned-songwriter.

THURSDAY JAN 15, 7PMROSNY BARN TICKETS $35 + BF

BEN FROST (AUS/ISL)

A U R O R A liveProducer and composer Ben Frost is a man of many talents. As well as creating music for film, dance, theatre and art installations, he recently premiered and directed his first opera (The Wasp Factory) and collaborates regularly with Brian Eno to boot. Dark and ambient, his music brings together sound art, post-classical electronic, concentrated minimalism and metal.



MARDUK (SWE)

These sweaty Swedish thrashers promise to bring blood, darkness and an unrelentingly extreme brand of metalto Hobart this summer. Raise your hands to the skyand salute with a sign of the horns.


AMIR FARID (AUS) AMIR FARID PERFORMS WORKS OF JAVAD MA’ROUFI

Young chamber musician and practicing Baha’i Amir Faridwill play a suite of music by a celebrated Iranian pianist and composer.

THURSDAY JAN 15, 8PMBAHA’I CENTRETICKETS $15

FRIDAY JAN 16, MIDNIGHTBAHA’I CENTRETICKETS $15


DARK, TRIBAL, HAUNTING AND HEAVY.

COME ONE, COME ALLFOR SOME CUMBIA: A CROSS-CULTURAL CONFLUENCE OF LATIN AMERICA’S MUSICAL GENRES. BYO SOMBRERO.

THESE MEXICO-BASEDPARTY-ROCKERS PLAN ON FILLING THE ODEON WITH FIERCE SOUTH AMERICAN-ESQUE ELECTRONIC CUMBIA.

SOULFUL LIVE SOUNDS FROM LOCAL ELECTRONIC FUTURE BASS PRODUCER EXTRAORDINAIRE, AKOUO.

+DJ DOLITTLEA NIGHT AT THE ROUND TABLESEXY LUCYAVA MENDOZAGRETAFINCHDBMMADRAXDISHLEXIACHANGELINGMORVIAN

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DID YOU KNOW THAT THE ODEON THEATRE WAS ONCE HOME TO THE TASMANIAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA? PONDER THAT FACT, AS THIS MELBOURNE-BASED DYNAMIC DUO ROCK YOUR WORLD WITH AN ELECTRONIC DO-OVER OF CLASSICAL GREATS. DUB-STEP, GLITCH, HIP-HOP, DRUM'N'BASS AND BEYOND.

CULTIVATE YOUR OWN IRONIC INSANITY WITH SOME WORLD- FAMOUS DUB FROM A WORLD-RENOWNED PERFORMER AND PRODUCER. HE’S PREVIOUSLY WORKED WITH THE ORB AND MASSIVE ATTACK.

DAMEZA AIN’T NO DIME-A-DOZEN DJ. IN FACT, HE’S AN ORIGINAL CLASSIC — SCRATCHING VINYL TO SEAMLESSLY BLEND THE BEST BEATS OF THE PAST FOUR DECADES, TEAMED WITH MAD VISUALS. GET EDUCATED, BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY, GET DOWN.

DROP YOUR BOO-TAY TO DIRTY BASS AND JANGLY GUITARS, AS THIS MELBOURNE-BASED RAP KID BLENDS LIVE HIP-HOP WITH NEW WAVE. KIND OF LIKE BOWIE’S SPACESHIP COLLIDING WITH BIGGIE’S WHIP.

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THURS JAN 15–SUN JAN 18ODEON THEATRE, 1O.3OPM TILL LATE

BEFORE JAN 5 (WITH FESTIVAL TICKET) $25 PER NIGHTAFTER JAN 5 (IF NOT SOLD OUT) $30 PER NIGHTDOOR SALES (IF NOT SOLD OUT) $35 PER NIGHT


+MEZBEAR TRAPFINCHJULIUS SCHWINGDAGWOODGRETAOBLIQUEOBLIVIONDIGISPRECKENSTEINVOLDERMORT

+SEXY LUCYCRIXUSDJ DOLITTLEALY RAE PATMORE TRIOKING BROWNMEZMUMBLE(SPEAK)EVIL GOATHAUNTS

INDULGE YOUR LOVE OF ALL THINGS TRASHY AND ROCK’N’ROLL, THEN SEAL THE DEAL WITH AN INJECTION OF CAMP.

TAP INTO YOUR INNER PUNK ROCKER, AS SHONEN KNIFEPAY TRIBUTE TO NYC LEGENDS, THE RAMONES. HEY! HO!LET’S GO!

LED BY STAGE AND SCREEN VETERAN JACEK KOMAN (CHILDREN OF MEN, MOULIN ROUGE, AUSTRALIA),VODKA-FUELLED VULGARGRAD SERVE UP A HEARTY MIX OF OLD RUSSIAN THIEF SONGS, PUNK CLASSICS OF THE PERESTROIKA ERA, CONTEMPORARY ST. PETERSBURGSWEAR-HEAVY SKA AND GULAG SWING. OOMPAH!

HAILING FROM BARCELONA (THE CITY, NOT THE BAR),THIS AUDIO-VISUAL HEROHAS TEAMED UP WITHJAVANESE INDIE-POPSONGSTRESS, NOVA, TO PRODUCE SOMEGENRE-BENDING ELECTRO. HOBART, CAN YOUHANDLE THIS?

AN AURAL FEAST OF THUMPING MUSICAL VERSATILITY, FEATURING RAD VISUALS FROM SEVENMILLIGRAM. TOMMY LEE OF MÖTLEY CRÜE RECKONSNICK IS THE BEE’S KNEES, ANDAIN’T NOBODY GONNA ARGUEWITH TOMMY.

GROUND CONTROLTO MAJOR FAUX MO. FOREVER NOW IS AN ONGOING AUDIOVISUAL PROJECT – A TIME CAPSULE OF SORTS – FEATURING ARTWORKS AND TUNES FROM AROUND THE PLANET, WITH OFFERINGS FROM THE LIKES OF AMANDA PALMER,GOTYE AND PIERRE HENRY. ITS MISSION?BEAM AN ARRAY OF MUSIC AND ART FROM HERE IN HOBART INTO DEEP SPACE, VIA A SATELLITE DISH IN FLORIDA, USA. THE ZEITGEIST IS ABOUT TO GO INTERGALACTIC.

THIS BARCELONA DUO WHIP UP A SUPERSONIC ORCHESTRA LIVE ON STAGE, MIXING AFRICAN BEATS, INDUSTRIAL NOISE, MATH ROCK, FREE JAZZ, CUBAN JAZZ, JAMAICAN DANCEHALL, BALINESE POLY-RHYTHMS, MAURITANIAN HIP-HOP, DADAISM, DISTORTION, DANCE AND DRONES. OH MY.

GET READY FOR SOMEEXTREME IMPROVISED ELECTRONIC DANCE, BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE BIRD. DUBSTEP, DRUM’N’BASS, BREAKBEATSAND ELECTRO-SYNTH MEET SOUNDS OF THE ASIAN UNDERGROUND.

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ADAM WOJCINSKI (AUS)24 HOUR TEA MEDITATION

A marathon tea ceremony. Test your stamina.No Bushells pls.

FRIDAY JAN 16, 6PMMAWSON PLACEFREE

ADAM WOJCINSKI (AUS)ROAMING TEA CEREMONIES

Adam is what you might call a guerilla tea master. He’ll be appearing all over town to perform a variety of tea ceremonies. Sometimes he’ll disguise himself as a komuso (monk of nothingness) and beg alms in exchange for tea, referring to the Buddhist practice of takuhatsu (‘relying on the bowl’).

TEA FOR THE PARTY

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ALLAN HALYK ANDADAM WOJCINSKI (AUS)TEA DUET

A new kind of tea ceremony performed like a musical duet, from two masters of Chado (Japanese Way of Tea).

MORNING MEDITATIONTHURSDAY JAN 15, 10AMBAHA’I CENTREFREE

SUNDAY JAN 18, 11AMIMASFREE

ALLAN HALYK (AUS)THE TEA CUBE

Enter the cube – a portable tatami tearoom – for a spiritual brew. Find your inner silence.

THURSDAY JAN 15, 4PMROYAL TASMANIAN BOTANICAL GARDENS FRIDAY JAN 16, 12PMGASP FRIDAY JAN 16, 9PM CORNELIAN BAYSATURDAY JAN 17, 12PMROYAL TASMANIAN BOTANICAL GARDENSSUNDAY JAN 18, 3PMSALAMANCA SQUAREFREE

Experimentation and risk is the modus operandi of this Hobart-based artist-run gallery, and it’s just our luck that their upcoming exhibition coincides with MONA FOMA. Three very different installations will consider sound and memory, dispersed throughout three very different gallery spaces.

ARTISTS:ALEX BISHOP-THORPESALLY ANN MCINTYREMATT WARREN

WEDNESDAY JAN 14-SUNDAY JAN 18, 1PM-5PMCONSTANCE ARIFREE EXHIBITION OPEN JAN 10-31


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REKTANGO (AUS)

Salamanca’s favourite Friday evening soirée is turning 15 and to celebrate, the original band is reforming to deliver its first show in, well, ages. Get ready to reminisce and party like there’s no tomorrow/you’ve forgotten Salamanca Market is on in the morning and your car is going to get towed.

FRIDAY JAN 16, 5PMTHE COURTYARDSALAMANCA ARTS CENTREFREE

FRIDAY JAN 16

DEBASHISHBHATTACHARYA (IND)

Come and sample the sounds of this slide guitar maestro and master of improvisational raga (a style of Indian music), at PW1’s Stage 2, and also over yonder at MOFO Eastern Sho and Spring Bay Mill.

MONA FOMA & CLARENCE CITY COUNCILPRESENT MOFO EASTERN SHOSupported by The ChordwainersFRIDAY JAN 16, 7PMROSNY BARNTICKETS $50 + BF

SATURDAY JAN 17, 3PMSPRING BAY MILLTRIABUNNATICKETS $30/$25 + BF

SUNDAY JAN 18, 7PMPW1, STAGE 2INCLUDED IN FESTIVAL TICKET


GENEVIEVE LACEY (AUS)

FADEDESIGN BY ANDREW LIVINGSTON AND BEN COBHAM SOUND DESIGN BY JIM ATKINS

Genevieve will blow an arsenal of recorders – from sopranino to the ultra-rare contrabass, and everything between – on a revolving stage, against a backdropof live, multi-diffused electronics and eerie lighting effects. She also incorporates ecstatic elements from several centuries of musical composition.

FRIDAY JAN 16, 8.45PMSATURDAY JAN 17, 9PMPW1INCLUDED IN FESTIVAL TICKET

AVA MENDOZA (USA)

EMINENT ARTIST IN RESIDENCE (EAR)

This Brooklyn-based avant-jazz muso wields nothing but stompboxes, a guitar and some seriously high-energy vocals. Ava is this year’s artist in residence, which means she’ll be popping up all over the shop, as a soloist and with local musicians Alf Jackson and Hamish Houston. Shake allegro, you do not want to miss out.

Supported by the United States Consulate General

OPEN REHEARSALSWEDNESDAY JAN 14 & THURSDAY JAN 15, 2PMFOUNDERS ROOMSALAMANCA ARTS CENTREFREE

FRIDAY JAN 16, 6.45PMPW1, STAGE 1INCLUDED IN FESTIVAL TICKET

MORNING MEDITATIONSATURDAY JAN 17, 10AMBAHA’I CENTREFREE

XYLOURIS WHITE (GRC/AUS)

Post-punk Cretan lute and drums. Jim White made his name as one third of Australian instrumental trio, Dirty Three, and has since worked with PJ Harvey, Nick Cave and Bonnie Prince Billy. George Xylouris is a virtuoso lutenist and one of the best-loved artists from Crete. They’ll pull apart traditional Greek music and put it back into something all their own.



DEATHLESS LOVE

Beijing artist Li Binyuan is going to smash the living daylights out of 250 hammers. He’s interested in interrogating the artistic production process, and in ideas of spectacle and the absurd – clearly. Can’t wait tosee him cut sick on those hammers. FRIDAY JAN 16, 7.45PMPW1INCLUDED IN FESTIVAL TICKET

THE ENEMY

More art with hammers. Smashing.

SATURDAY JAN 17, 8.30PMPW1INCLUDED IN FESTIVAL TICKET

LI BINYUAN (CHN)


PAUL KELLY PRESENTSTHE MERRI SOUL SESSIONS FEAT. DAN SULTAN,CLAIRY BROWNE, KIRA PURU, & VIKA AND LINDA BULL (AUS)

The legendary Kelly is here with his Merri Soul Sessions: a swag of soul-inspired songs and Kelly classics performed by some of the country’s best young talent – as well as by the man himself, of course. Do not miss out.



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MONA FOMA, SUPPORTEDBY THEATRE ROYAL, PRESENTS

PHILLIP JOHNSTON (AUS)

THE ADVENTURES OF PRINCE ACHMED

NEIL GAIMAN (UK)

THE SLEEPER AND THE SPINDLE

SATURDAY JAN 17

This saxophonist, composer and New York underground music scene celeb will perform his score to a screening of The Adventures of Prince Achmed, a 1926 silent silhouette animation directed by the legendary Lotte Reineger. Phillip will be joined on stage by James Greening (trombone), Alister Spence (keyboard) and Casey Golden (keyboard). Bring the kiddly-winks.

SATURDAY JAN 17, 11AM & 2PMTHEATRE ROYALFREE

Neil’s no stranger to our map of Tassie, and that’s the way we like it. For the first time ever, he’ll read his new book, The Sleeper and the Spindle, with accompanying music by Jherek Bischoff and illustrations by Chris Riddell. Think Sleeping Beauty meets Snow White, with a hearty dollop of dark magic thrown in for good measure.

SATURDAY JANUARY 17, 5PMTHEATRE ROYALTICKETS A RESERVE $49/$29 B RESERVE $35/$19SUITABLE FOR AGES 8 AND UP


Wrong, Yo Gabba. Eating friends is in. Led by MONA’s inimitable First Lady Kirsha Kaechele and her posse of wondrous winged monkeys, the market’s fourth outing is all about engendering loving relationships with the friendly critters and plants on our plates (i.e. find out where they grew up, go to second base, etc.). So, as you revel in the glorious sun-drenched agora (aka the MONA lawns), quaff delicious rainbow unicorn urine cocktails and get up close and personal with your lunch – sourced from a tasty-as selection of pop-up chow and bevvy vendors – before doing battle in a cultural dance-off (ballroom vs. break, ballet vs. krump), kicking back as your little monsters run amok at the MoMa Minors Tent (they’re teaming up with Terrapin Puppet Theatre this year) or letting your groove thang loose to MoMa’s weekly musical marvels, programmed by everyone’s favourite hirsute demigod, Brian Ritchie. Feel dem summer feels!

Oh, and there’ll be a casino. A chicken casino (yep). Don’t tell the Federal Group. Or the government.

But wait; there’s more! The River Derwent Heavy Metals Project is back with a vengeance, resolute in its ecowarrior mission to cleanse the river of its nasty metallic pollutants. With KK and co at the helm, this ongoing, nerdy art-science collaboration continues with an eclectic assortment of artworks, performances and the like, and our first market of the year will kick things off in bizarre and beguiling style.

MONA MARKETCURATED BY KIRSHA KAECHELE, JO COOK, NATALIE HOLTSBAUM AND JEN MURNAGHAN

Don’t, don’t, don’t bite your friends.– YO GABBA GABBA

HEAVY METAL OYSTER PONTOON (MADA/MONA)

The pontoon’s virgin sailing, complete with a mass duet of humans and oysters, and followed by an invitational prude swim across the Derwent (‘invitational’, as in ‘not for the faint of heart’; ‘prude’, as in ‘hide your budgie smugglers beneath full Victorian dress or evening wear’).

SATURDAY JAN 17, 1PMMONA OLD JETTY

HEAVY METAL WATERWORKS – PRESSURE

Experimental architect Matthew Bird (Studiobird) and choreographic artist Phillip Adams (BalletLab) will symbolically excise heavy metals from the river via a playful water-based performance, featuringinflatable objects, local swimmers and esotericaquatic behaviour.

SATURDAY JAN 17, 1.30PM

HEAVY METAL LAB EXHIBITIONA digital exhibition of twelve Heavy Metals project ideas we might do in the future. We haven’t decided yet. In a teepee.

EXHIBITION OPENS SATURDAY JAN 17CONTINUES UNTIL SUNDAY APRIL 5CHAPEL TEEPEE

DAVID CROSS – UNTITLED

Like giant inflatable pool toys, only waymore arty because David’s a proper artist. He’s interested in the relationships between pleasure, phobia and the grotesque.

SATURDAY JAN 17, ALL DAY

For more information about the Heavy MetalsProject visit mona.net.au

SATURDAY JAN 17, 12PM-5PMMONA LAWNSFREECONTINUES EVERY SUNDAY UNTIL APRIL 5


TIM HECKER (CAN)

Tim, a Canadian-based composer and sound artist, works at the intersection of noise, dissonance and melody: the result is something of a hybrid between electronic abstraction and psychedelic American minimalism.

SATURDAY JAN 17, 5.30PMPW1, STAGE 1INCLUDED IN FESTIVAL TICKET

MONA FOMA &CLARENCE CITY COUNCIL PRESENT MOFO EASTERN SHO

EMMA DEANAND THE HUNGRY TRUTH (AUS)

A tasty brew of primal rhythms, heartfelt lyrics and epic harmonies. Supported by Francesca de Valence.

SATURDAY JAN 17, 7PMROSNY BARNTICKETS $35 + BF

MICHAEL KIERANHARVEY (AUS)

PATAÑJALI

We’re dead chuffed that Michael has become somewhat of a MOFO fixture. Virtuoso, composer and prolific interpreter of contemporary piano, MKH will deliver the world premiere of his latest composition. It’s a celebration of Yoga-Sutra, an ancient Sanskrit treatise written by Patañjali on the yogic understanding of mind and consciousness.

A series of asanas (yoga postures) will be performed live by Hobart writer and yoga practitioner Arjun von Caemmerer, accompanied by an instrumental trio reflecting on the past and future of these yoga principles. Along with MKH, the trio includes Eugene Ughetti (Speak Percussion’s artistic director) and Arabella Teniswood-Harvey (multi-instrumentalist, musical educator and art historian).

SATURDAY JAN 17 & SUNDAY JAN 18, 8PMBAHA’I CENTRETICKETS $15

ROBYN HITCHCOCK (UK)

I OFTEN DREAM OF TRAINS

Old favourites from this psychedelic troubadour and former frontmanof The Soft Boys. Post-punk, left-of-centre pop and stripped-back acid-folk.



OMAR SOULEYMAN (SYR)

Syrian synth, brought to you by thiswedding singer-cum-electro extraordinaire.


ATTICUSJ. BASTOW (AUS)

SWARM & MURMURATION

Atticus, a Melbourne artist, wants you to bring your smartphone to the festival – not just to snap another hot selfie (although we do strongly encourage that), but to take part in an interactive sound artwork. Swarm & Murmuration invites punters to download and access a special component of the MOFO app, turning their smartphone into an instrument of sorts. The app allows people to ‘play’ a selection of six static tones, collectively filling the space with a beating and changeable swarm of sound, led by Atticus himself.

FRIDAY JAN 16, 6.30PMSATURDAY JAN 17, 8.15PMPW1INCLUDED IN FESTIVAL TICKET

SWANS (USA)

Prepare to have your mind (and eardrums) blown by New York no wave and all-American experimental rock.



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INNER CITIES

This five-hour (count ’em) performance – broughtto us by pianist and darling of the contemporary classical scene, Gabriella Smart – uses music to meditate on the transcendence of time, composed by Alvin Curran (the man behind Maritime Rites – see over page). Come and go as you please, take up residence in a beanbag, lie under the piano, etc.

MORNING MEDITATIONSUNDAY JAN 18, 8AMBAHA’I CENTREFREE

SUNDAY JAN 18

AMANDA PALMER (USA) & THE TASMANIAN SYMPHONYORCHESTRA (AUS)

It’s no secret that we heart Amanda Palmer hard. We’re super excited to welcome her back to the island, as she teams up with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra and pop polymath Jherek Bischoff to give her greatest hits a classical make-over.

SUNDAY JAN 18, 2PMFEDERATION CONCERT HALLTICKETS $79/$59 + BF

MONA FOMA & CLARENCE CITY COUNCIL PRESENT MOFO EASTERN SHO

RUTH ROSHANAND TANGO NOIR (AUS)

A classical mandolinist, Ruth was hooked when she first heard live Argentinian tango in Paris. Now she’s bringing her sultry tango quintet to our very own and very sultry eastern shore. Ruth (vocals, mandolin) will be joined on stage by Tango Noir’s Amir Farid (piano), Phil Carroll (accordion), Aaron Barnden (violin) and Caerwen Martin (cello).

SUNDAY JAN 18, 7PMROSNY BARN TICKETS $35 + BF


AMANDA PALMER (USA) & THE TASMANIAN SYMPHONYORCHESTRA (AUS)

It’s no secret that we heart Amanda Palmer hard. We’re super excited to welcome her back to the island, as she teams up with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra and pop polymath Jherek Bischoff to give her greatest hits a classical make-over.

SUNDAY JAN 18, 2PMFEDERATION CONCERT HALLTICKETS $79/$59 + BF


ALVIN CURRANMARITIME RITES (USA)

A massive live musical performance on the River Derwent. Curran intersperses his own sounds with those of the world’s waterways, which he has been gathering for nigh on forty years. Me hearties.* The project, first performed in Rome in 1979, has been all over the world, and is heading here to us in Hobart: Curran will adapt to suit our beloved local waterway. Down on the docks at PW1 he’ll conduct a troupe of musicians aboard a merry assortment of barges, ferries and dinghies. Oh buoy!

Performers include:Derwent Valley Concert BandGlenorchy City Brass BandTasmania Police Pipe BandAustralian Army BandCity of Hobart Pipe BandAva Mendoza, Jim Moginie& Brian Ritchie Omahara& more

*He’s not a pirate.

SUNDAY JAN 18, 4PMPW1 - FESTIVAL TICKET VIEWING AREAIMAS - FREE PUBLIC VIEWING AREA

SPRING BAY MILLJust like The Sonics, we have love and whoa, we'll travel. It's time to load up the Datsun, because we're going coastal with some bonza MOFO chums and road-trippin' to Triabunna.

DEBASHISH BHATTACHARYA (IND)

SATURDAY JAN 17, 3PMSPRING BAY MILL TRIABUNNATICKETS $30/$25 + BF

YOUNG WAGILAK GROUP & AUSTRALIAN ART ORCHESTRA (AUS)

CROSSING ROPER BAR

SUNDAY JAN 18, 3PMSPRING BAY MILL TRIABUNNATICKETS $30/$25 + BF


ALVIN CURRANMARITIME RITES (USA)


ZAMMUTO (USA)

Nick Zammuto (formerly of the Books) is the consummate independent musician, writing, recording, mixing and mastering his records himself. He and his indie pop outfit will perform tracks from their latest album, Anchor, with special guest, Gotye.


SHONEN KNIFE (JPN)

Pioneering all-woman Japanese pop-punk. Osaka meets The Ramones, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin and Thin Lizzy. We can’t wait.


THE CLEAN (NZ)

Prime architects of Dunedin post-punk alt-rock. Kia ora! (That’s Kiwi for ‘YOLO’.)



James Turrell, Twilight Epiphany, Rice University Skyspace (detail), photo by Paul Hester MONA SKYSPACE

JAMES TURRELL

James Turrell harnesses the numinous potential of light and space; kind of like what God would do if He had a degree in architecture. Needless to say we are tremendously excited about our new MONA Skyspace, which we see as an elevation of the museum’s hitherto subterranean ponderings of the human condition. If that sounds vague, that’s because Turrell’s art must be seen to be believed; or, perhaps, not seen, but believed nonetheless.

MUSEUM OF OLD AND NEW ART ROOFTOPOPENING SATURDAY JAN 17, SUNRISECONTINUES DAILYSUNRISE SEQUENCE BEGINS BEFORE SUNRISESUNSET SEQUENCE BEGINS BEFORE SUNSETFREE

More information about sequence times can be found at mona.net.au

DAN DEACON (USA)


This Baltimore beat maker and electronic artist has become a fixtureof the American underground music scene, renowned for his high-energy live performances and infectious crowd participation. Get downand go off.



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JAZZ AT MONA

From Boxing Day to beyond (the end of January), our lawn stage will play host to a daily dose of diverse music and performance, brought to you by the well- and the not-at-all-knowns. Jazz, folk, drum’n’bass, hip-hop, electronicaand more.

DEC 26-JAN 31 1PM-4PMMONA LAWNSFREE


BIENNALE OFMOVINGIMAGES

Twenty-two new works representing the world’s best video artists, here at MONA, fresh from Geneva.Basically it’s the video-art Olympics.

Produced under the artistic directionof Andrea Bellini, Hans Ulrich Obrist and Yann Chateigné.

ARTISTS Gabriel AbrantesEd AtkinsMark BoulosAlexander CarverBenjamin CrottyBasil Da CunhaTom HuettPauline JulierMarie Kølbæk Iversen Donna KukamaArvo LeoFelix MeliaHeather PhillipsonLi RanJames RichardsDaniel SchmidtJeremy ShawCarlo Gabriele Tribbioli & Federico Lodoli Hannah Weinberger

OPENS SATURDAY JAN 17, 10AM-6PMMONAINCLUDED IN MUSEUM ENTRY CONTINUES UNTIL JULY 6

Visit mona.net.au for performance details


Happy Birthday!!! (2014)Ed AtkinsCommissioned by and premiering atGeneva Biennial of Moving Image, September 2014


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BAHA’I CENTRE (B) 1 Tasman Hwy, Hobart

CONSTANCE ARI (C)100 Goulburn St, Hobart

CONTEMPORARY ART TASMANIA (D) 27 Tasma St, Hobart

FEDERATION CONCERT HALL (E) 1 Davey St, Hobart

GASP! Brooker Hwy, Glenorchy

MONA 655 Main Rd, Berriedale

MONA FERRY TERMINAL (F) Brooke St Pier, Hobart

ROSNY BARN Rosny Farm, Rosny Hill Rd, Rosny

ROYAL TASMANIAN BOTANICAL GARDENSQueens Domain, Hobart

THE TIN SHED, SPRING BAY MILL Freestone Point Rd, Triabunna

THEATRE ROYAL (G)29 Campbell St, Hobart

HOBART TOWN HALL (H)50 Macquarie St, Hobart

ODEON THEATRE (I) 167 Liverpool St, Hobart

IMAS (J)20 Castray Esp, Hobart

SALAMANCA ARTS CENTRE (K) 77 Salamanca Pl, Salamanca

SALAMANCA SQUARE (L) Battery Point, Hobart

MAWSON PLACE (M) Cnr Argyle and Davey Sts, Hobart

GETTING TO MONA

MR-1 FAST FERRY (F)30 minutes from MONA Ferry Terminal, Brooke St Pier, Hobart$20 Standard return per person$50 Posh Pit return per person

Bookings:mona.net.au(03) 6223 6064

Depart Hobart9.30am, 11.00am, 12.00pm, 1.15pm, 2.30pm, 3.30pm, 4.30pm, 5.30pm

Depart MONA10.00am, 11.30am, 12.30pm, 1.45pm, 3.00pm, 4.00pm, 5.00pm, 6.00pm

MONA ROMA EXPRESS (BUS) (F)Coach transfer from MONA Ferry Terminal, Brooke St Pier, Hobart$20 return per personBookings (03) 6223 6064

Depart Hobart9.30am, 12,00pm, 1.00pmDepart MONA11.00am, 12.30pm, 2.30pm

BIKEHire one at the MONA Ferry Terminal, Brooke St Pier, Hobart or at MONA.$20 per personBike parking available at PW1

CARParking is free, but there’s not heaps of it.

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