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(From the website's index page)

Saloni M celebrates diversity and collaboration through word, art, film, music, dance and banquet.

Saloni M brings together a group of Artists (writers, poets, painters, filmmakers, musicians and performers) willing to explore what 'Mediterranean' means to them. Whether through heritage, culture, politics, personal or public history... these Artists feel connected to the Mediterranean.

Saloni M is also about artist and audience embarking on a reciprocal learning process. Acknowledging and celebrating diversity and a multiplicity of identities brings with it the rewards of understanding and connection.

Notes

  • (From the website's 'What is Saloni M' page)

    Saloni M has a number of objectives which it realises with its projects. These include:

    • assisting in the development of new audiences, particularly audiences who are first, second and third generation migrants or from Non-English speaking backgrounds (NESB)
    • presenting artistic expression which facilitates the breaking down of ethno-centric beliefs, stereotypes and national borders
    • connecting with the diaspora of various global communities by showcasing the experience of their Melbourne-based counterparts via the arts
    • working with emerging and developing artists, as well as the established. It is important to present the works of lesser known artists, who are acclaimed within the fringe and independent circles, to a wider audience.

Contents

* Contents derived from the 1999-2005 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
From Duality to Monismi"Hey you unaware! Don't search on the mountains or plains=Be hey gafil gezme ovayla bayir", Hidayet Ceylan , single work poetry
We Are All Aussies Nowi"Our bodies are here=Bedenimiz burada", Hidayet Ceylan , single work poetry
Fashion Godi"Fashion God commanded from high above=Moda Tanrisi yukseklerden buyurdu", Hidayet Ceylan , single work poetry
Your Monsteri"You call me a barbarian.", Ali Alizadeh , single work poetry
The Return, John Cipolla , single work short story
Dancing Through Mirrorsi"siekou horepse, kouklie mou", Angela Costi , single work poetry
Hurt, Letizia Mondello , single work short story
1963 Pitt Streeti"In the Athenaeum Club, the gamblers are still at it,", 'Thalia' , single work poetry
Note: This poem was read at Saloni Mediterranean, March 18, 1999
The Nuclear Mushroom, 'Thalia' , single work poetry
Monumenti"0000000000000000000000000", TT. O , single work poetry
Dancing by the Matala Moon, Helena Spyrou , single work short story
Art Meets Sleaze in a Mediterranean Dreamscape, Liz Suda , single work short story
Follow That Smell, Gabi Bila-Gunther , single work short story
Note: This poetic narrative was performed at Saloni M goes South, September 26, 2000.
With Clash Comes Culture, Angela Costi , single work essay
Grey Sundays and Unanswered Prayersi"It took one song, the song of grey Sundays and unanswered prayers", Angela Costi , single work poetry
Note: This poetic narrative was first performed at Saloni M goes South, September 26, 2000
The Recycled Sacki"The recycled sack holds many artefacts", Liz Colbert , single work poetry
Katrianai"Katriana lives in Amsterdam, above", Liz Colbert , single work poetry
Friedenscreich Hundertwasseri"Friedenscreich Hundertwasser believes in", Liz Colbert , single work poetry
Natural Historyi"Natural history was once the study of", Liz Colbert , single work poetry
Unvisitedi"I'm locked", Ian McBryde , single work poetry
Note: This poem (one of a selection) was read in English by Ian McBryde, and also translated and read in Greek by Jo Panas, at Saloni M goes South, September 26, 2000.
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