Event Details
Location
The Marina, Mindarie
33 Ocean Falls Boulevard
Mindarie, 6030
Western Australia
WHEN
Wednesday October 4 to Sunday October 8
Light show begins at sunset- approximately 6.40pm
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Mambakoort Mindarie
A Celebration of Light
Wednesday October 4 to Sunday October 8
‘The place where light & dark begin to touch is where miracles arise.’
The Marina, Mindarie together with VJzoo (Kat Black & Jasper Cook) and Kambarni (Kamsani Bin Salleh) are excited to announce the second installment of Mambakoort Mindarie- an immersive and colourful projection show returning to The Marina this October. Proudly supported by City of Wanneroo, Claytons Mindarie Beachfront, Epson & Nova 93.7.
Mambakoort Mindarie is a vibrant art projection show that will feature Kambarni’s bold, colourful artworks projected onto boats at The Marina, Mindarie to provide an immersive experience for viewers. These projections are splashed over an area, covering objects, people and the general area providing an intimate experience. The images move gently and slowly, and the reflections respond to even the slightest change in the wind, resulting in a quiet, contemplative experience.
As well as the projection show, you can expect the return of the Night Market at The Pavilion- an eclectic mix of stalls showcasing art, produce, homewares & more. Food stalls, food trucks, live entertainment & more. The event held over five nights is free.
What's On
EAT
The Boat, Indian Ocean Brewing Co, Life Boat, Sistas Mindarie, Cabana Pool Bar and Six Degrees will be open every evening for pre and post light dining. Union Kitchen will be open Friday & Saturday evening. Reservations are available for indoor tables for IOBC, The Boat, Sistas and Union Kitchen via their various websites. Cabana Pool Bar will be serving a light street food menu with moorish items like lamb ribs with gochujang glaze or haloumi & pineapple skewers with dukkah. On the Boardwalk you will find a food stall with a selection of skewers including wild herb BBQ chicken with pepper berry sauce, charcoal banana prawns, with native lemongrass quandong & crocodile with lemon myrtle, Geraldton wax salad & flat bread. While at The Boat lower carpark you will find Satay Kings, Just Dumplings & Hot Jam Donuts.
STAY
Turn your visit into a mini getaway and enjoy accommodation at The Marina Hotel. Available via direct booking only. To book email reception@themarinamindarie.com
One Bedroom Suite- $300 per night (minimum two nights). Includes $100 gift voucher to use at participating venues.
Two Bedroom Suite- $360 per night (minimum two nights). Includes $150 gift voucher to use at participating venues.
Three Bedroom Villa- $500 per night (minimum two nights). Includes $150 gift card to use at participating venues.
PLAY
On Wednesday, October 4 head to The Boat beer garden for the official opening ceremony from 5.30pm with a performance from Mungart Yonga. Head to The Pavilion for the Night Market, open from 5pm every evening- an eclectic mix of stalls, you can even hold live reptiles!
Linlelu Arts, Wear JPW, Jijas Art, Jalbi Australia, The Natural Food Emporium, Jewellery by Judith, Djookanka Sisters, La Jala The Label, Cultural Designz, Gather Foods, Yalkarang Consulting, Buffie Creative, Perth Plantspiration, Tessa Reptiles & more to be announced.
Enoy roaming performaces on the Boardwalk from Mungart Yonga Thursday to Sunday evening. Live music at The Boat & Indian Ocean Brewing Co every night. Life Boat will be open with a free family movie on the projector every evening.
The Artists
(Kamsani Bin Salleh) is a Perth-based artist and illustrator descended from the Ballardong Noongar people of the South West and the Nimunburr and Yawuru people of the Kimberley. He believes in the importance of cultural preservation and expression while also challenging the notion of culture being trapped in the past. His artworks reflect an appreciation for the natural world emerging from both a cultural and biological fascination, often stylistically modernising ancient stories as well as attempting to re-contextualise Eurocentric works from an Indigenous perspective.
They are interactive and projection artists and “film nerd” VJ’s who work in a wide range of environments and events. Jasper Cook and Kat Black met at Art School in 2003, and have collaborated creatively since first meeting. Both possess a love for video and visual images, whether it’s for Public Art projects or commercial VJing. The duo have toured and performed in Spain, France, the UK, Singapore, New Zealand, New York, San Francisco and around Australia.
PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY
We wish to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land we are working on, the Whadjuk people. We would like to pay respect to the Elders of the Noongar nation, past, present and future, who have walked and cared for the land and we acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contributions made to the life of this City and this region.
