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eSelamat Datang!Melaka Arts and Performance Festival (MAPFest)is an innovative contemporary festival,featuring dance, performance art, visual art,film and music. In a short space of time sinceits inception in 2009, MAPFest has gained ahigh national, and increasinglyinternational profile, being recognised for itsprogram of exciting independent arts,collaborations and its use ofalternative sites forperformance.

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draws fromMelaka's

foundation myth, itsfamous heritage sites,

and Melaka's collectiveancestral heritage to create a

space where contemporary culture andartistic practice comes into focus and is

shared across cultural and socio-economicdivides in a three day celebration whichremains free to all.

‘Turning Around’ - transformation throughthe creative drive - remains the centralinspiration for the festival, connecting both tothe foundation myth for Melaka, and thefestival's objective of assisting contemporaryarts to play a role in Melaka's revival alongsideits heritage-driven tourist industry. The specificfocus within that broad theme is in the tracesof transformation.

MAPFest remains free and accessible for all.Continuing Melaka's rich history as a centre formeetings and exchange between cultures, it willcreate opportunities for artists and art lovers toshare in each others' work and perspectives.

We hope you enjoy the festival!

Tony Yap - MAP Creative Director

I Nyoman Sura– In memoriamThis Year’s Eulogy for the Livingwill be a tribute to the memoryof the late I Sura Nyoman, afriend, artist and fine dancer.

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Eulogy for theLivingEulogy for the Living is a large-scaleperformance, a spectacular andsoulful finale to the festival,directed by Tony Yap, performed byfestival artists. Eulogy for the Living isa kind of devotional work for makingour way in the world, an internaljourney into the memory of body andsoul. Here artists and audiencetransform and reconnect a deeper partof ourselves, within the fleetingtransience of contemporary life. Wethe living both preserve the past andallow things to pass – we eulogiseourselves in each moment. Life goeson...

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Ascent /Naik NaikNaik Naik, conceived anddirected by Cheryl Stock, is amulti-site promenadeperformance in which theaudience joins the artists inphysically exploring the notionof ‘ascent’ through theirupward journey from Fort AFamosa at the base of the hillto Site 1 of St Paul’s Hill at thesummit. Beginning at duskwith vignette performancesalong the ascending path, thejourney finishes on enteringthe church ruins at nightfall.An evocation of place throughperformative contemplations,this processional experiencelingers on the traces of historythat remain hidden or partiallyand silently exposed,interwoven with personal andcultural stories related to thesites, in a celebration of thepresent.

Naik Naik brings together eightestablished and emergingprofessional artists whosedisciplines range across dance,music, visual arts and mediaproduction. Excitingly, this willbe the first performance atMAPFest arising from a pre-

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festival collaborative residencywith development time inMalaysia for all artists to workon a new production from itsinception.

The collaboration has beenbased on ideas arising fromsite research as well as mythsand local stories from long-term Melaka residents whocontributed their knowledgeand memories of the chosensites.

Naik Naik has been created byits artists in an acknowledgementof Melaka’s uniquemulticultural heritage andcontemporary identity.

22, 23 & 24 NovemberBegins at Site 4A Famosa, 7.15 pm

Ascent / Naik Naik is supported by the Commonwealththrough the Australia Malaysia Institute of theDepartment of Foreign Affairs and Trade

Ascent / Naik Naik acknowledges the support of theCreative Industries Faculty of Queensland University ofTechnology

MAPPINGExciting, experimental andunexpected, the popularoutdoor stes performances-MAPPING Melaka – returnagain! Walk from site to sitearound St Paul's Hill anddance and music, solo andgroup pieces.

Sat 23 and Sun 24 Nov Sites 1- 6 @ 2 pm- 6 pm

Cheryl Stock

Meiwah Williams & Gerard Veltre

Chong Keat Aun

Georgia Snowball

Hilyati & Izzard

Ng Chor Guan

Azura Abal Abas

Sharon Jewell

Rithaudin Abdul Kadir

Brendan OConnor

Weizen Ho

Tim Crafti

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> Michelle Chang Pallavi (Saberi) (10 mins)

Pallavi means blossoming. Saberihowever is an exception in thecase of this Pallavi, as it hasmotifs of love as its sub-theme.But there is no emotional energyonly motifs.

> Nur Hilyati Ramli &Izzardzafli Padzil

Rusak (10 mins)

“When a man is denied the rightto live the life he believes in, hehas no choice but to become anoutlaw.” Nelson Mandela

> Alan Schacher A Swarm of Ghosts (10 mins)

“I offer my body to be inhabitedby a host of ghost presences.”

> Lian Low Spoken Words (10 mins)

A set of spoken word pieces onforbidden desire, gender bendingescapades, forgotten languages,and childhood memories from aKuala Lumpur.

> Mic Guillaumes Fragmences (10 mins)

“A moving performance in whichreflected the heightenedsensitivity of two great artists” –Seasons Dance

> Gerard Ventre & Meiwah talking in the night (10 mins)

The time inbetween waking andsleeping when our subconsciousmind starts to take over. The timewhen we process the day, findsolutions, heal and repair. A placeof stories, dreams and symbolism.

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> Agung Gunawan & DeasylinaDa Ary (10 mins)Kembang Ati / Heart Flower

Human love can bring man to theglory of himself and can create abalance in his life. Love,sometimes is tested by interests oflust and desires. Love also facesthe waves of suprises wave thatcomes with the worldly life.

> Gita Kinanthi (10 mins)Borneo Calling

Exotica of life in the Borneojungle, bringing mistery andbeautiful long journey to find heridentity. She was alone, lost, andhopeless. She followed the windas a sign of spirit. Are you still lost?

>Yuiko Masukawa & Sam McgilpRadio Taisou (10 mins)

The Radio Taisou Project re-conceives familiar calisthenicsexercises as a single piece ofchoreography, known to alljapanese people. What is thecommon experience, interpretedthrough myriad bodies?

> Gretel TaylorPresence of the Past (10 mins)

Gretel reflects upon the violenceof colonisation and landscapesinvisibly scarred by past massacresof Aboriginal people.

> Soufiane Karim and LudovicSimane WénéthemMorpho-Logic (10 mins)

The unfolding life, human being indifferent states, body and minddirections. Dancing is one of theways to connect with the univers,and creating a powerfull meaning... integrating rituals and spiritualconnections.

CeritaPendek(Short Works)

Cerita Pendek bringsdance, music andperformance works fromartists from around theworld together in aunique program of shortworks over two nights atthe stunning Site 1 of StPaul's Hill. Stay for asmany or as few as you like!

Cerita Pendek 1> Agung Gunawan &Deasylina da Ary > Gita Kinanthi> Yuiko & Sam > Gretal Taylor > Soufiane & Simane > Michelle Chong > Hilyati & Izzard > Alan Schacher> Lian Low > Mic Guillaumes > Gerard & Meiwah

Friday 22 Nov Site 1 St Paul's Hill @8pm

Cerita Pendek 2> Ronnarong> Raina & Govind> Tim Crafti> Jesse Lewis> Chong Keat Aun> Nebahat > Ashley & Harrison> Tho & Ikko

Saturday 23 Nov Site 1 St Paul's Hill @8pm

> Nebahat Erpolat the etiquette of dance (10 mins)

Elements of ritual, dance and soundare used to explore the conventionalrules which govern the socialbehaviour of a dancer and presents aunconventional context to presentthese with humor and audienceparticipation

> Ashley McLellan & Harrison Hall Motek ve Melech (15 mins)

Motek – the ephemeral qualities ofdance. Melech – casting a shadow oflight from within the darkness.

Evening FEATURE

> Thô Anothaï & Ikko Suzuki Ikoto - Place to be (40 mins)

Inspired by the Ying and the Yang, itwas possible for Tho to connect hiphop energy with Ikko's energy, in thespirit of East thought, which seesduality as complementary.

This creation discusses therelationship between tradition andmodernity, examines the damagecaused to the environment and theplace of man in the world.

Detailed Synopses and Artistsbiographies at Festival websitewww.melakafest ival .com

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> Ronnarong Khampha My name is Ong (10 mins)

I don’t know how people look atme! ... I don't know whether myfather will like what I do and whoam I or not, because I can’t ask himany more! But I think he sees mewhen I dance with his gift that hegave me. This is all I know!

> Raina Peterson & Govind PillaiOn the verge (10 mins)

Raina Peterson (mohiniyattam) andGovind Pillai (bharatanatyam) are onthe verge of discovery. Behind them,the dance traditions of theirancestors. Ahead of them, a world ofnew ideas.

> Tim Crafti (10 mins)here lies One whose name waswrit in blushI am haunted by all that disolves intonothingness. I search for meaning.

> Jesse Lewis Fragile moments (10 mins)

“FragilityStill fills your mindWith wondrousExcitement”

I have the idea of an egg, how itholds a life inside, and how it is soeasy to abort the life,...

> Chong Keat Aun & Yii Kah HoeTuHanTu (10 mins)

The piece is made up between“Tuhan” (Fortune God) and“Hantu”(Hungary Ghost).When the Fortune God drank, Heheard the deepest feelings andsuffering from Hungary Ghost.

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Yuiko Masukawa Chong Keat Aun

Tim Crafti

Nebahat Erpolat

Ben Ardley

Soufiane Karim

Mic Guillaumes

Gita Kinanthi

Govind Pillai

Raina Peterson

Lian Low

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Sat-Sun 23-24 Nov Performance at 11.30am> Site 1 St Paul’s Hill

Caitlin MacKenzie & GabrielComerford : UncommonGround Site specific dance.

Caitlin and Gabriel are planningto create a full length work andare very interested in using thelandscape of the performancesetting in the work. They willpresent a site specific work.

Uncommon Ground depicts astory of two identities comingtogether in one place,transitioning through friction,destruction, compromise andprogression, concluding withsomething that extends beyondthe sum of it’s parts.

Sat-Sun 23-24 Nov 12noon> Site 3 St Paul’s Hill

Team IN-FEST: ECHO GREEN -abstract sound garden (Pt 2)This collective presents a soundengineering experiment in adense urban garden. Theconcerns of the contemporarysubconcious - technology,humanity and nature - arechanneled, fusing thetraditional and the hi-tech intoa discordant meditation. Thisinstallation is conceived as anevent to be experienced ratherthan observed. Team In-Fest:Ashly Nandong, Chua SekKhim, Roger Soong.

Sat-Sun 23-24 Nov Performance at 5pm> > Site 3 St Paul’ s Hill

possession of us. There is nochoice. The rope is a livingbeing, a monster, a demon.Elements from the Japanese artof shibari, improvisation,unshibari, and the human voice.

Sat-Sun 23-24 Nov 10.30am> Site 1 St Paul’s Hill

Weizen Ho & Alan Schacher:The Unappeased

In a sequel to their 2012performance, Hungry Ghost,Dybbuk, Alan and WeiZenreturn with a duetperformance, The Unappeased,informed by their recentresidency in Penang. Theyresearched public ceremoniesand trance-ritual practicesduring the Hungry GhostFestival and the Nine EmperorGods Festival. It touches on thefeeling of “unfinished business”that may transpire fromgeneration to generation.

Sat-Sun 23-24 Nov Performance at 11am> Site 1 St Paul’s Hill

AñA Wojak: sincerely yours,The Love Letter Projectlove letters that were thought,but never sent… love letters toan unknown recipient… loveletters to a partner… loveletters imagined… love lettersto someone past or future...love letters that are languishingin a computer waiting for thetouch of a pen…

AñA Wojak put a worldwidecallout for love letters,collecting them over a two -week period in a remote villagewest of Sydney. sincerely yours,is a performative interpretation

Visual Arts,Installations andSite-Specific Events

Ramon Martinez Mendoza:Treeoid – interactiveinstallation

RamonMartinez Mendoza plays withthe idea of utilizing differentmediums and processes toconnect with communities,without being concerned aboutfinal outcomes and leaving theinteraction between artist andparticipants completely free ofstructures or definitions. Thisconcept forms a key part of hisresearch: A Non-predefinedOutcome (ANPO). Hisinstallations come from anengagement with communitiesand this becomes a symbol ofthe relationship that hedevelops through hisencounters or exchanges.

Fri-Sun 22-24 Nov Interaction at 10am> Site 1 St Paul’s Hill

Lia Smith & Peter Banki: Breath Rope

In a relationship between twopeople rope can be as a thirdperson. It only appears that theone who holds the ropecontrols and possesses it. But inreality it is the rope who takes

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Ronnarong Khampha

Thô Anothaï & Ikko Suzuki

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Vocal WorkshopVoice /vocal

Weizen Ho will lead in an introduction tovocal work for dancers and performers.This will be for those who would like toexplore their voices in diverse ways ofdeparture into the world of vocalexpressions.

This workshop is free to all. Please emailKar Nee: knsuen@eplus.com.myto secure a place.

Friday 22 November 10am> Site 1 St Paul’s Hill

Artist ForumTurning around Past and Present

The Artist Forum, a regular feature of thefestival program, will this year explore themulti-facetted notion of “ascent”.Participating artists will form a panel andshare their ideas about the nature ofcollaboration with people, sites andcultural memory.We invite you to becomepart of this discussion. All Welcomed.Facilitator: Cheryl Stock

Sunday 24 November 10am> site Wayfarer Guest House

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Film FestCurated by Amadeo Marquez-Perez

I am ElevenDirected: Genevieve Bailey - 90 minsDo you remember when you were 11?Australian filmmaker Genevieve Bailey travelledthe world for six years talking with 11-year-oldsto compose this insightful, funny and movingdocumentary portrait of childhood. From anorphanage in India, to a single-parenthousehold in inner-city Melbourne, to bathingwith elephants in Thailand, I AM ELEVENexplores the lives and thoughts of children from15 countries. I AM ELEVEN weaves togetherdeeply personal and at times hilarious portraitsof what it means to sit at this transitional age.These young minds provide us with a powerfulinsight into the future of our world.

These children share their thoughts on a rangeof subjects such as love, war, global warming,music, terrorism, culture, family, happiness,religion and the future. Each of their situationsallows a single glimpse into a young mind, andcombine to provide a powerful insight into thefuture of our world. As straight up andpersonal as the ‘7 Up’ series, and with thecomedy and honesty of ‘Spellbound’, thisdocumentary enables us to explore an agewhere these ‘not quite kids, not quiteteenagers’ briefly linger, between the frankopenness and sometimes naivety of childhood,and the sharp and surprisingly brave wisdomand knowing of adulthood. As much as it is astory about them, it is a story with them, ofwhat it is like to be eleven today.

The Songs They SangDirected by Rohan Spong - 90 minsTHE SONGS THEY SANG is the untold truestory of the amazing musical and artisticperformances that took place at the VilnaGhetto, Lithuania, during WW11, in themidst of the very darkest of persecutions.These performances brought hope and lifeto those in the Ghetto during the horrificattempted genocide of the Jewish people.

As part of this feature lengthdocumentary, these songs and the musicwill be reprised and performed once againby professional musicians, survivors, familymembers of composers who wrote works,and even a Cantor in New York.

In addition to this, Holocaust survivors andfamily members recall their experiences ofGhetto daily life, and discuss the meaningof the musical compositions. The filmcenters on the lyricists Avrom Sutzkeverand Shmerke Kaczerginski, who wrotestartling and poetic eyewitness accountsof Vilna life and helped set them to music.They also risked their life during the war topreserve these writings as record of lifewithin the ghetto.

Fri & Sat 22-23 November 1pm> Site Riverine Restaurant, 104 Lorong Hang Jebat

Director Genevieve Bailey willintroduce ‘I am eleven’ and availablefor Q&A at the screening.F

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10 am Vocal Workshop Site 1 Weizen Ho1 pm FILM Festival6 pm OPEN CEREMONY Site 1 7.15 pm Naik Naik Project Site 1-48 – 9.30 pm Cerita Pendek1 Site 1

> Agung Gunawan & Deasylina Da Ary> Gita Kinanthi > Yuiko Masukawa & Sam Mcgilp> Gretel Taylor > Soufiane Karim & Simane> Michelle Chang > Hilyati & izzard > Alan Schacher> Lian Low > Gerard Ventre & Meiwah Williams > Mic Guillaumes

SATURDAY 23 NOVEMBERwhen what where who

10 pm Treeoid Site 1 Ramon Martinez Mendoza 10.30am Breath Rope Site 1 Peter Banki & Lia Smith11am The Unappeased Site 1 Weizen Ho & Alan Schacher 11.30 pm Sincerely Yours Site 1 Ana Wojak12 noon Uncommon Ground Site 3 Caitlin & Gabriel1pm FILM Festival

5 pm Echo Green Site 3 Team IN-FEST7.15 pm Naik Naik Project Site 18 – 9.30 pm Cerita Pendek 2 – Short Wks Site 1

> Ronnarong Khampa > Raina Peterson & Govind Pillai> Tim Crafti > Jesse Lewis > Chong Keat Aun> Nebahat Erpolat > Ashley McLellan & Harrison Hall > Thô Anothaï & Ikko SuzukiD

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10 pm FORUM Cheryl Stock10 pm Treeoid Site 1 Ramon Martinez Mendoza 10.30am Breath Rope Site 1 Peter Banki & Lia Smith11am The Unappeased Site 1 Weizen Ho & Alan Schacher 11.30 pm Sincerely Yours Site 1 Ana Wojak12 noon Uncommon Ground Site 3 Caitlin & Gabriel

5 pm Echo Green Site 3 Team IN-FEST7.15 pm Naik Naik Project Site 1-48 – 9.30 pm Eulogy for the Living Site 1 all artists

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Lists of Artists on page 14. Program may change, please check website for the latest update.

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2.30 Raina, Govind, Michelle C Yoka, Fina, Georgia

3 pm Hilyati, Lisa, Tim Lian L, Keat Aun, Jesse Tony & Mic

3.30 Deasylina & Agung Ikko, Ronnarong, Tho

4 pm Yuiko, Harrison, Ashley Gita, Nebahat, Caitlin

4.30 Gerald, Simane, Lia S, Nikki, Izzard

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Meiwah Williams (Australia)

Mic Guillaumes (France)

Michelle Chang (Malaysia)

Nebahat Erpolat (Australia)

Nikki Michelle Soo (Singapore/Australia)

Ng Cho Guan (Malaysia)

Nur Hilyati Ramli (Malaysia)

Peter Banki (Poland)

Raina Peterson (Australia)

Ramon Martinez Mendoza (Australia)

Rithaudin Abdul Kadir (Malaysia)

Ronnarong Khampha (Thailand)

Sam Mcgilp (Australia)

Sharon Jewel (Australia)

Ludovic Simane Wénéthem (New

Caledonia)

Soufiane Karim (New Caledonia)

Thô Anothaï (Laos/France)

Tim Crafti (Australia)

Tony Yap (Malaysia/Australia)

Weizen Ho (Malaysia/Australia)

Yii Kah Hoe (Malaysia)

Yoka Jones (Australia)

Yuiko Masukawa (Japan)

Detailed synopses of the program,synopses and Artists biographies areat the festival websitewww.melakafest ival .com

Invitation to contribute MAP Festival would like to acknowledgethe generous contribution of theparticipating artists and thank them fortheir extraordinary creative work andsupport in achieving the artistic vision ofthe festival which aims to promote thespirit of art and understanding acrosscultures.

We thank our current sponsors andsupporters: Malaysian Ministry of Tourism,Australia-Malaysia Institute, QUT CreativeIndustries, Multicultural Arts Victoria,Badan Warisan Malaysia, Australian HighCommission, the French Embassy, AllianceFrançaise, Wayfarer Guest House, RiverineRestaurant, for their generous support increating this unique contemporary artfestival in heart of Melaka.

The MAP Festival Team, E-PlusEntertainment and TYC, are seekingfurther support, both financial and inkindfrom government, cultural bodies, artistsand the wider industry in order to sustainand realise the growth of this innovative,inspirational and accessible festival which

provides a unique platform for independentartists and strong creative links to thisregion of the world.

To find out how you can becomeinvolved and support MAP Fest, pleasecontact: Suen Kar Neeknsuen@eplus.com.my

We have been inspired, we hope you willtoo!

Festival Producer : Andrew Ching

Festival Manager : Suen Kar Nee

Creative Director : Tony Yap

Film Fest curator : Amadeo Marquez-Perez

Production and marketing : E-Plus

Entertainment Productions (M) Sdn Bhd

www.melakafestival.comMAP FEST is a FINALIST in the inaugural Australian

Arts in Asia Awards 2013

Festival ArtistsAgung Gunawan (Indonesia)

Ashley McLellan (Australia)

Ashly Nandong (Malaysia)

Alan Schacher (Australia)

AñA Wojak (Australia)

Amadeo Marquez-Perez (Australia)

Azura Abal Abas (Malaysia)

Brendan O’Connor (Ireland)

Caitlin MacKenzie (Australia)

Cheryl Stock (Australia)

Chong Keat Aun (Malaysia)

Chua Sek Khim (Malaysia)

Deasylina Da Ary (Indonesia)

Fina Po (Australia)

Gabriel Comford (Australia)

Georgia Snowball (Australia)

Gerard Veltre (Australia)

Gita Kinanthi (Indonesia)

Govind Pillai (Australia)

Gretel Taylor (Australia)

Harrison Hall (Australia)

Ikko Suzuki (Japan)

Izzardzafli bin Padzil (Malaysia)

Jessie Lewis (Australia)

Lian Low (Malaysia/Australia)

Lia Smith (Australia)

Lisa Dethridge (Australia)

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Melaka Arts and Performance Festival gratefully acknowledges all its supporters: E-Plus Entertainment, Australia-MalaysiaInstitute, QUT Creative Inductries, Australian High Commission Kuala Lumpur, Badan Warisan Malaysia. Tony Yap Company,Multicultural Arts Victoria.

THANK YOU Melaka Arts & Performance Festival has been made possible by the combined efforts of many individuals andorganisations. We warmly thank Elizabeth Cardosa, Colin Goh and all members at Badan Warisan Malaysia; Bert Tan andRiverine Restaurant; Sharen Kiu and Limau Limau Cafe, Jill Morgan and Multicultural Arts Victoria for ongoing support andassistance to MAPFEST and Tony Yap Company; all Festival artists for their significant in-kind contributions.

MAP Fest also thank the community of Melaka and Pak Siew Yong.

Supporters include:> Riverine Restaurant,108 Lorong Hang Jebat, Melaka> Wayfarer Guest House ,104 Lorong Hang Jebat, Melaka

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