“Tutti Arts is founded in Adelaide by Pat Rix in 1997”
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- Title
- “Tutti Arts is founded in Adelaide by Pat Rix in 1997”
- Description
- Tutti Arts was founded in Adelaide by Pat Rix in 1997. Initially a choir of people with and without disabilities, it quickly added a focus on visual arts. Tutti has since expanded to offer programs in dance, screen, music, acting, and visual arts, and its choir continues. Programs are on offer in Brighton, Port Adelaide, and in the Barossa Valley, for adults as well as kids and youth. Tutti has performed both nationally and internationally, and has taken part in significant co-productions. Tutti Arts and KickstARt 2 Choir presented Up and Away for the KickstART Festival in Vancouver, Canada in 2004. Tutti’s international performance of 'Between the Worlds' in Minneapolis, Minnesota (2007) was remounted as a coproduction with Interact Center for the Performing and Visual Arts. Tutti returned to Minneapolis in 2009 to perform ‘Northern Lights, Southern Cross,’ which they first performed in 2007 for Adelaide Fringe. It was a collaboration with Interact, which brought together Aboriginal, Native American and Disabled Artists from the Northern and Southern hemispheres “to explore personal, racial and environmental trauma.” In 2009, Tutti Ensemble performed with the State Opera of South Australia to present ‘The Shouting Fence’.
- Identifier
- AC00060
- Publisher
- Disability Arts History Australia
- datePublished
- 1990s, 2000s
- sourceOrganization
- Tutti Ensemble
- creator
- Pat Rix
- category
- Action
- Type
- Create Action
- Format
- Text
- inLanguage
- English
- keywords
- Disability Arts Practice, Music, Theatre and Performance, Visual Art and Galleries, Multi Arts
- copyrightNotice
- © Disability Arts History Australia, Contributed by Nick Hughes and Morgan Batch
- Item sets
- Action
Linked resources
| Title | Class |
|---|---|
 "Interview with Pat Rix" |
CreativeWork |
| Pat Rix | Person |
| Tutti Arts | Organization |
| Tutti Ensemble | Organization |
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