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Theme camp registrations for Modifyre 2019 are live!

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What is a theme camp, you ask?


A theme camp is an interactive, inclusive and participatory space created by the combined efforts of participants for the benefits of other participants. They are a direct expression of the principles of communal effort, participation and gifting.


Anyone is welcome to create or join a theme camp - there's no idea too big, too small, or too far-fetched. At Modifyre we've enjoyed theatrical spaces, kids' camps, bars, chill-out spaces, cafes, and sound camps.


So why register? There are a number of benefits:

- Your camp will be allocated an appropriate placement on the paddock, with enough space for all of your activities; - We'll include you in the official event guide, so everyone can see what you're up to and when; - We can connect you with other like-minded camps, so you can pool resources such as power.

NOTE: Registration is ESSENTIAL for sound and fire camps.


Head on over to https://www.modifyre.org/participate for more information on theme camps and how to register.


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BURN Arts Inc. and the Modifyre community wish to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Country
upon which Modifyre takes place, the Bigambul Peoples.  

 

We also wish to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Country upon which we al live, learn and work.
We honour their Ancestors and pay our deepest respects to their Elders, past, present and emerging.  

 

We extend that respect to all First Nations People, for they hold the memories, the traditions, the culture and hopes of
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples across the nation. We honour and respect their continued cultural and spiritual relationship
to their Traditional Lands, Seas and Waters and recognise their unique and valuable contribution to society.  

 

Sovereignty was never ceded.

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