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Tin Camp Studios

Tin Camp

Tin Camp Studios provide a safe and welcoming space for unique music and cultural events. The studios are constructed from salvaged materials and modelled on typical 1950s Tin Camp's, found on the fringe of countless Australian townships. 

Tin Camp Sessions at Pangaea will have a rich focus on storytelling. The sessions may include music, sound, film, spoken word or other forms of communication. Healing is the main focus, with founder Warren Mason sharing his own personal journey. 

The Tin Camp is a fluid and creative space, bring your instrument, your story or your listening presence and immerse in the relaxed fold. Tin Camp is also a dry space, bring water only.

You never know who could pick up the guitar and start a jam! Drop in for a yarn and various creative workshops, or a cup of billy tea and a fresh round of storytelling in the morning.

Tin Camp is presented in conjunction with Contemporary Art Tasmania and Kath Melbourne.

Warren is a proud Yuwaalaraay man with links to the Yorta Yorta. He sees the concept of the Tin Camp as a healing tool, a safe space to share his story, to welcome others to become part of it and share their own.

 

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Appearing in Tin Camp

  • Dance with NITA Education Dance with NITA Education

    Our dance workshops are about the types of animals that were imitated and why we imitate them, and storytelling about how our ancestors hunted. Learn the significance and have fun while doing it!

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  • Yothu Yindi Culture Jam Yothu Yindi Culture Jam

    Revolutionary and pioneering band of Australian indigenous music Yothu Yindi will deliver an empowering lively and a highly participatory workshop in traditional dance, stories and language for all generations.

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  • Steve Biddulph Steve Biddulph

    Steve Biddulph was a psychologist for nearly 40 years, especially focussed on changing masculinity and helping families be more loving and safe.   

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  • Foods & Medicines with NITA Education Foods & Medicines with NITA Education

    We have thrived here for over 2000 generations and thousands of years. Bush tucker refers to a wide range of native plants with edible fruits, seeds, tubers, bark, flowers, resins and more.

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  • Twinning-Rope Making-Fibres with NITA Education Twinning-Rope Making-Fibres with NITA Education

    Weaving is of great importance to Aboriginal men and women. Weaving is used as a method to create all kinds of tools including food tools, baskets, jewellery, fishing nets and skin cloaks.

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  • Qi Gong Qi Gong

    Movement and sound meditation with Donna and Warren Mason.
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  • The Pillars of Sustainability The Pillars of Sustainability

    Let's unpack sustainability!!

    Join us for an empowering discussion touching on the 3 Pillars underpinning sustainability - Social Equity, Environmental Protection, and Economic Viability, with a positive solutions-based focus.

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  • The Good News Panel The Good News Panel

    The Good News Panel brings us stories from sustainability innovators and successful climate activists, to inspire and shine a positive light on our path.
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