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Lonnie Holley

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By Lonnie Hubert Holley
| VisitBrighton
Lonnie Holley has improvised ecstatic, baffling and heavy moments that can often only be described as “cosmic.” In a mere two lines of a song, Holley can zoom in on the pores of one’s skin and pull back to encompass the whole of the Milky Way. This is an 18+ event
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Lonnie Holley

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By Lonnie Hubert Holley
| VisitBrighton
About Since 1979, Lonnie Holley has devoted his life to the practice of improvisational creativity. His art and music are born out of struggle and hardship, but perhaps more importantly, out of a furious curiosity and biological necessity. That drive manifests in drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, performance, music, and filmmaking.
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Ari Angkasa's Medium is the Message

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By Lonnie Hubert Holley, Billy De Luca, Chloe Borich
| to Be Magazine Verified
Ari Angkasa wears a tiny singlet as Zari Moss shivers in her jacket ahead of Ari’s performance at Abbotsford Convent. After a year working as an arts producer in Melbourne, Ari recently turned to filmmaking, creating a series of gender-defying film performances that draw on her Indonesian roots and reframe trans identity. She tells Zari she wants to make "normal" films, like rom-coms and superhero movies, though her work defies the conventions of both medium and genre.
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