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Flood Stories Launch
Join the maker and storytellers at the public launch of Flood Stories in the Lismore Quad. This is a one-off interactive experience for the people of Lismore. Come and don a raincoat, some gumboots, plug into a headset and walk with those that have shared their flood stories. Each story is about 12 minutes long.
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Flood Stories is a participatory audio storytelling installation in Lismore, NSW, Australia (31 Mar – 9 Apr 2020). It shares the experiences of people impacted by the 2017 Cyclone Debbie flood and those involved in rescue and recovery, through listening and walking.
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Hosted by: The Quad
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