LIGHT • ART • FOODThursday 1 to Sunday 4 November 2018

Joondalup City CentreMusic and Food from 5.00pm • Lights on at 7.30pm

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On behalf of the City of Joondalup, I welcome residents and visitors to the Joondalup City Centre for Kaleidoscope 2018.

Now into its third year, Kaleidoscope has been a resounding success, drawing more than 140,000 attendees from around the metropolitan area and beyond to enjoy a unique event that delivers spectacular and interactive art installations, illuminations, projections and live performances.

Kaleidoscope is an important part of the City’s annual arts calendar and plays a role in driving positive economic outcomes for the local business economy, creating vibrancy in the City Centre and providing outstanding entertainment for residents and visitors alike.

I trust you will enjoy everything that this free, family-friendly event has to offer.

Hon. Albert Jacob JP Joondalup Mayor

CITY OF JOONDALUP MAYOR’S WELCOME

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2018 marks the 20th anniversary of the establishment of Joondalup as a city.

This third Kaleidoscope festival provides the opportunity to reflect on the City’s past, present and future as it again transforms the Joondalup City Centre with a colourful program of amazing projections, fun visual installations and entertaining live performances. Audiences from Joondalup, Perth and around Australia have enthusiastically embraced our young festival, which aims to delight and inspire both kids and adults.

Kaleidoscope 2018 sees an amazingly talented group of local, interstate and international visual artists and performers combining for what I know will be an entertaining festival for the whole family. The festival site will be an illuminated wonderland for people to explore and just ‘be’ in.

On behalf of the City of Joondalup and the incredible team at Mellen Events, I hope you enjoy Kaleidoscope 2018 and that your time with us re-energises you to share your own unique light with family, friends and community.

Drew Anthony Creative Director

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WA’s largest light and illumination festival, Kaleidoscope, is back for its biggest and brightest year yet, transforming the Joondalup City Centre into an extraordinary wonderland of light and art over four evenings from Thursday 1 to Sunday 4 November 2018.

Kaleidoscope will combine light, art, entertainment and food creating a mind blowing multi-sensory experience.

This year’s festival footprint extends over Joondalup City Centre and Lakeside Joondalup. Pre-show entertainment and food commences at 5.00pm, and as the sun goes down, the lights come on at 7.30pm and the illuminated magic begins.

There will be over 60 food trucks serving endless options of street-style food all evening, along with the festival’s own KBar [Beatles]. Local restaurants and eateries at Lakeside Joondalup Shopping City will also be open for dine-in and take-away options.

Last year’s festival attracted 80,000+ attendees and provided a unique platform for innovative artists, emerging performers and local creatives to showcase their incredible talent. Kaleidoscope is fun, free, family-friendly and accessible for everyone to enjoy.

See you and your family at Kaleidoscope 2018!

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1 Reverse Dreamtime Story

2 Light Forest3 Joondalup –

A Pictorial History4 Joyeux Noël5 Dance, Like No

One Is Watching6 KBar [Beatles]7 My Happy Place8 Lost & Found

9 Bedtime Stories10 Armistice Park11 Intrude12 KLive13 The Rumble Bumble14 Nova 93.715 Neon Dog Park16 Joondalup Art

Gallery Presents...17 1000 Cranes18 Nova 93.7 Live

Outside Broadcast (Sat Only)

PS1 Paint StormPS2 The Rumble BumblePS3 Community ShowcasePS4 Pre-Show Flash Mob

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Information / Merchandise / City of Joondalup Community Tent / Lost Children

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There is something for everyone at Kaleidoscope with entertainment and food commencing at 5.00pm each day. Grab a bite from the 60+ food trucks and find a spot to enjoy the pre-show.

WHERE WHO TIME

City of Joondalup Admininstration Building steps

Paint Storm 5.00pm to 6.30pm

Cnr Grand Blvd and Boas Ave

The Rumble Bumble 5.00pm onwards

Community Showcase

All The Jazz Dance Studio Thursday – 5.00pm

O’Brien Academy of Irish Dance Thursday – 6.15pm

Duncraig, Glengarry and Davallia Primary Schools Combined Choir

Friday – 5.00pm

Indian Blue Chorus Friday – 6.15pm

Hype Dance Academy Saturday – 5.00pm

Swing It Saturday – 6.15pm

Bridge The Gap Sunday – 5.00pm

Pre-Show Flash Mob

Shhh! Can’t tell you... 5.00pm to 7.00pm

PRE-SHOW

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Artists: Mason Vellios, Michelle Kickett, Dennis Kickett and Dennis Simmons

Our smash-hit major projection from Kaleidoscope 2016 returns! This vibrant architectural projection represents the deep time connection that the local indigenous people have to the country, but takes it forward into the future as a ‘reverse dreamtime story’ that looks back to our time.

Directed by Dennis Simmons, this amazing projection features animated art by highly regarded Nyoongar artists Dennis and Michelle Kickett and an exciting music track by Mason Vellios.

1 REVERSE DREAMTIME STORY

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Directed by Drew Anthony featuring lighting artist Leon Kneebone

You demanded it - we listened!! The most popular attraction from Kaleidoscope 2017 returns for an encore appearance. Thousands of strands of brilliantly lit fibre optic cable hanging along a 24 metre length of the front balcony of the Joondalup Public Library - and you get to walk through it. Three words: bring your camera.

2 LIGHT FOREST

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City of Joondalup Libraries featuring visual artist Roly Skender

City of Joondalup Libraries are proud to present a very special projection event during Kaleidoscope.

From the lakes to the East, the Coast on the West and all in between: come on a journey of discovery as history and modern day merge into a visually engaging collage, lighting up the grand southern windows of Joondalup Library.

This treasure trove of pictures, from the Library’s own collection, have been given a creative treatment by local visual artist Roly Skender.

This is a not-to-be-missed exhibition and is sure to deepen your understanding of the history and growth of this wonderful region.

3 JOONDALUP – A PICTORIAL HISTORY

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Artist: Maeli Cherel

Joyeux Noël is an elegant, immersive, joyous and enthralling installation for the whole family. Powered by Synergy, this walk through tunnel, full of texture, colour and light, will delight you with its twinkling walls, glistening ceiling and magical atmosphere.

Make sure you hold hands with a loved one on your way through.

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Directed by Drew Anthony featuring live performers Matt Papa (Tap Dogs); Benson Jack Anthony (800 Words); Hilton Denis (Limbo) and Perth’s own Jarrett Walton

One awesome male tap dancer. Four glass walls. Cool lighting. Syncopation, flash tap, incredible rhythms. A broody sense of humour. He dances, like no one is watching.

5 DANCE, LIKE NO ONE IS WATCHING

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6 KBAR [BEATLES]

Directed by Drew Anthony featuring wall art by Fieldey and projection art by DJ NDORSE

Your visit to Kaleidoscope isn’t complete without you grabbing your friends and popping down to KBar [Beatles] to soak up some refreshing bevvies. There will be plenty of cool lights, Beatles tunes, an awesome bespoke artwork, a Beatles projection piece and plenty of fun to be had.

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Directed by Drew Anthony featuring Vanguard Performing Arts with choreography by Daniella Papa

Sometimes we all need a place that we can go to, just to ‘be’ and to ‘hang’ and to ‘feel’ and to just forget about the drama and hassles that life can often dish up. So, we’ve created the perfect place for you to spend some time and to just, well... to just be happy.

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Artist: North Metropolitan TAFE animation students

Lost & Found is a virtual animation that transforms the western facade of Lotteries House into an alternate world in which our hero kids find themselves home alone, dealing with a runaway space pet and an alien who has arrived to retrieve it.

Part optical illusion, part story and virtual puppet show, Lost & Found is a combination of interactive lighting and surreal animation where loveable characters seem to run in and out of walls, float in space and travel to other dimensions.

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Directed by Drew Anthony featuring Seven News Perth personalities Adrian Barich, Samantha Jolly and Angela Tsun and visual artist Suzanne Gately with stories by Underground Writers, Joondalup

Bedtime Stories features three of your favourite Seven News Perth personalities in a light-hearted, entertaining reading of a short and captivating bedtime story. It’s fun, it’s unexpected, it’s for adults and kids alike – it’s your favourite newsreaders as you’ve never seen them before.

The bespoke stories are provided by the flash fiction writers at Underground Writers, Joondalup.

9 BEDTIME STORIES presented by CHANNEL 7

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Directed by Drew Anthony featuring ‘The Sunflowers’ by ONGA ARTFUL LIGHT

Kaleidoscope, in partnership with the Department of Veterans’ Affairs, and with the support of the Joondalup City RSL Sub-Branch, welcomes you to ‘Armistice Park’. You are invited you to enjoy this remarkable collaborative installation and to remember those who lost their lives during the First World War and celebrate the end of the conflict. One hundred years ago on 11 November 1918, four bloody years of brutal conflict finally came to an end during which almost 62,000 Australians died fighting for our freedom and in service of our nation. After entering the park through the 1.2m high “Armistice Park” lettering, visitors are immediately immersed in the stunning and internationally acclaimed ‘The Sunflowers’ installation around which thousands of poppies can be found. Visitors are invited to take a single poppy and place it on the ‘Poppy Wall’ which will be completed progressively during the festival and in time for the Remembrance Day service on November 11.

THE SUNFLOWERS The Sunflowers welcome visitors with a bow - and in the most charming way introduce them to the potential of harnessing solar energy for a sustainable future. Sunflowers are loved by children and adults and are frequently associated with happiness, positivity and adoration. In oriental cultures, sunflowers signify intelligence, strength, good luck and a long life.

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Artist: Amanda Parer

Gigantic, adorable, glowing white rabbits that invite us to wonderland and at the same time reveal a slightly darker tale.

Intrude is deceivingly complex, what appears to be simply a series of oversized glowing rabbits has a mysteriously powerful appeal. The work, first created for the Vivid festival has become one the world’s best loved touring pieces of contemporary art and been seen on 4 continents in almost 100 different settings.

And the rabbits, being rabbits, continue to multiply and hop their way into new venues around the world.

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12 KLIVE

Kaleidoscope is proud to present our 2018 roster of four fabulous ‘lit’ acts on rotation from 7.30pm to 10.30pm. It’s all free, it’s all fun and it’s all family-friendly.

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KLive The Bad Piper

On rotation from 7.30pm to 10.30pm

LED Cosmic Voyage

Will-o’-the-Wisp illuminated circus

Elusive Dancers

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13 THE RUMBLE BUMBLE

Artist: Peter Sharp

The Rumble Bumble shakes up and wakes up a sense of joy in public spaces with a colourful light show and uplifting party beats from DJ Peter Sharp from The Liberators International. Guaranteed to get the good vibes rolling, this unique battery powered vehicle and DJ are unleashed to create spontaneous sing-alongs and an epic party vibe. We invite you to get your groove on with this liberating act of freedom.

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Directed by Drew Anthony featuring NOVA 93.7’s Nathan, Nat and Shaun and visual artists Made in the Pile; digital artist Ben Broady and art students from local City of Joondalup schools

You’ve made the decision to go to Kaleidoscope. You and your family catch the train to Joondalup. You walk to the event site, full of excitement and expectation. What is the very first thing that you see?

NOVA 93.7’s Nathan, Nat and Shaun, that’s what, on a giant LED screen!

From 7.30pm to 10.30pm each night Nathan, Nat and Shaun welcome you, inform you, entertain you and keep you up-to-date with what’s what at Kaleidoscope.

We love the NOVA 93.7 award-winning brekky team – Nathan, Nat and Shaun!

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Artist: Carla O’Brien

Cute! Created by Melbourne visual artist Carla O’Brien, these four-legged friends love having adventures, frolicking, chewing bones, chasing after balls and socialising with other dogs. And, what better place for you to touch and interact with these cute little dogs, than in our Neon Dog Park.

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Joondalup Art Gallery featuring artists Chloe Tupper, Corinne Gull and Benjamin Foster

Joondalup Art Gallery (JAG) is proud to present a special program during Kaleidoscope. Awesome exhibitions by local artists Chloe Tupper (Thurday and Friday) and Corinne Gull (Saturday and Sunday) and a rare showing of ‘A Written Perspective’ by Benjamin Foster, thanks to the City of Joondalup Collection for providing this exquisite piece. The 50 metre stroll up Central Walk from Boas Avenue is well worth it for art lovers of all ages.

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Artist: Ambient & Co

1000 Cranes is inspired by an ancient Japanese legend: if a group of 1,000 origami cranes (senbazuru in Japanese) are hung in a home they will act as a powerful and benevolent charm and bring good luck.

Senbazuru came to symbolise hope in Japan through the actions of a young girl dying from the effects of the bombing of Hiroshima in 1945. Sasaki Sadako began a senbazuru – but tragically, was unable to complete her task. However, after her death her classmates completed it in her honour. The creators of 1000 Cranes believe that the senbazuru legend has great significance in a world deeply affected by instability and negativity. As visitors move through the installation, 1,000 hanging origami cranes light up bringing joy and hope to all.

You will find 1000 Cranes inside Lakeside Joondalup Shopping City so why not make the most of your visit and come early to shop, eat and play inside Lakeside Joondalup.

17 1000 CRANES presented by LAKESIDE JOONDALUP SHOPPING CITY

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FOOD & BEVERAGES

With over 60 food trucks to choose from, eateries at Lakeside Joondalup Shopping City and local restaurants and bars, there are tantalising treats for all dietary requirements and tastebuds.

From American slow-cooked BBQ, to Japanese, Spanish, German, Indian, Moroccan, Italian, Vietnamese, Lebanese, Greek, Chillian, French, Egyptian, South African and so much more.

Be sure to leave room for dessert with icecream, waffles, fairy floss and a variety of desserts on the menu, along with coffee and fresh juices.

Head to kaleidoscopefestival.com.au and click on ‘Food’ to see the full selection.

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MERCHANDISE

Find your personal glow at the merchandise stalls throughout the festival. There is something for every family member to enjoy as you wander through and be a part of Kaleidoscope 2018.

Emoji Rings These illuminated emoji rings will make you even more moody. Eeek. Choking hazard due to small parts. Not suitable for children aged 3 years and under. Use with adult supervision only.

Flower Crowns Power is often indicated by an ornamental head dress. What better way to show you rule than a beautiful illuminated flower crown.

Glow Noodles Oodles and oodles of fun. Brighten up your night with a multicoloured flashing foam noodle with three different lighting modes.

LED Wand Balloon This LED Wand Balloon is the must-have accessory at this year’s festival.

Light Up Headphones You will look awesome with these hanging out of your ears. Let the world see what you are listening to as the headphones illuminate to the beat.

Phone Disco Dome The coolest phone accessory ever – your very own portable disco light show! Comes with choice of adaptor for iPhone or Android. Will work with a variety of music styles although disco is preferred.

Wrist Bands Treat your wrist to some serious bling with these illuminated slap bands!

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PARKING & ACCESSIBILITY

Kaleidoscope is suitable and accessible for all ages.

Access around the venue Kaleidoscope festival takes place in a variety of locations around the Joondalup City Centre, these include the car parks located in front of the Joondalup Library, Civic Centre, Administration Building and Joondalup Lotteries House, as well as the footpaths, grassed lawns and parkland paths leading to and including Central Park near Grand Boulevard.

Approach Joondalup City Centre is accessible by multiple public transport and parking options.

The event does not have a specific entrance or approach point: easily accessible entrances to the event can be found in multiple locations depending on which direction you are approaching from and mode of transport used.

Inside the event venue The event takes place in a variety of spaces mainly involving car parks, grassed areas, public footpaths and external building corridors. All of the event spaces are accessible by wheelchairs.

Some of the event takes place on the car park which has a slight gradient. There are some kerbs: clear routes will be left around kerb areas in order to access the event facilities. If you need assistance with accessibility during the festival, please speak to one of our friendly Festival Gurus. You will find them wandering throughout the event in bright green tees.

Installations and experiences near the Joondalup Public Library and Civic Centre buildings take place on the upper first floor corridor and surrounds. Access to the upper level corridor and surrounds is by ramp which starts near the Administration Building.

For parents with young children we encourage you to use baby carriers or a small stroller, rather than a large pram, to assist in navigating the event site throughout the crowds.

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PARKING & ACCESSIBILITY

Parking Parking is located nearby, information on parking in Joondalup City Centre is available here. Please note that the ‘Central Walk Car Park’ located near Boas Avenue and Davidson Terrace will be closed as it forms part of the event venue. Information on City of Joondalup Parking for People with Disabilities is available here.

Local public transport The event venue is located approximately 600 metres from the Joondalup Train Station on the Joondalup line running south to Perth and Mandurah, and north to Butler or Clarkson. The Joondalup train station has step-free access.

The City Centre is also serviced by a variety of other bus and CAT bus routes. Information on transportation is available here.

Accessible toilets Accessible toilets will be located at three locations around the event site and will be clearly signed.

Assistance dogs Assistance dogs are allowed at the event. Please ensure dogs are on a lead at all times and that you clean up after your dog and dispose of dog waste appropriately. Pet dogs are strictly not allowed at the event.

Strobe lighting Exhibitions and installations at the event may contain strobe lighting.

Lost children If you find or are looking for a lost child, please head to the Constable Care marquee located next to the Info area outlined on the map.

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SPECIAL THANKS

Thank you to all event sponsors. Without your generosity and support Kaleidoscope festival would not be the success it is.

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