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PHIVE Presents: Western Terrace
The Western Terrace is a series of creative gatherings, performances and workshops taking place underneath the golden hour, as the sun sets, facing West, thinking West. Imagining the Western Terrace as an extension of their own homes, gardens and balconies, the series features artists, authors, filmmakers, musicians and community sharing domestic ritual collectively.
Western Terrace: Wrapped Around The Sun
Wednesday 27 November, 6pm - 8pm
Gather at sunset for herb harvesting, performance, creative workshops and sound installations grounded in collective practice curated by Marian Abboud.
Wednesday 27 November, 6pm - 8pm
Gather at sunset for herb harvesting, performance, creative workshops and sound installations grounded in collective practice curated by Marian Abboud.
Western Terrace: Meet Me At The Table
Wednesday 4 December, 6pm - 8pm
Join us as we borrow practices of the past and by placing them in the present. A gathering over food and performative storytelling, curated by Afro Sistahs.
Wednesday 4 December, 6pm - 8pm
Join us as we borrow practices of the past and by placing them in the present. A gathering over food and performative storytelling, curated by Afro Sistahs.
Past Events
Western Terrace: The Oldest Stories
We gathered under the golden hour on the Western Terrace as we listened to The Oldest Stories, curated by Yumna Kassab in collaboration with PHIVE, featuring authors and artists sharing enchanting yarns, fairytales, fables, and myths.
We gathered under the golden hour on the Western Terrace as we listened to The Oldest Stories, curated by Yumna Kassab in collaboration with PHIVE, featuring authors and artists sharing enchanting yarns, fairytales, fables, and myths.
Western Terrace: Flowing Connections
An immersive workshop led by Darug artist Jessica Tobin and Gadigal artist Akala Newman, where they explored the deep cultural significance of waterways and the intricate connections between the Darug and Gadigal clans.
An immersive workshop led by Darug artist Jessica Tobin and Gadigal artist Akala Newman, where they explored the deep cultural significance of waterways and the intricate connections between the Darug and Gadigal clans.