Much to the joy of Twin Peaks fans, master of surrealist nightmares David Lynch has re-visited Twin Peaks after 25 years. Season three sees the return of many of the characters that touched our hearts and haunted our dreams.

Come to a place both wonderful and strange as the ACMI panel explores all things Lynchian, including the enduring influence of Twin Peaks on popular culture through its command of the uncanny, dark humour and unique experimentation with sound and narrative devices.

Join ACMI for some damn fine coffee and doughnuts as we venture back to the realm of the Black Lodge.

The Panel includes:

Andy Hazel
Andy Hazel is a journalist and The Saturday Paper’s editorial assistant. He is host of the podcasts Twin Peaks: The Return, A Podcast, and Cultural Capital and is also a musician (The Paradise Motel, The Bedroom Philosopher, Ben Frost) and an actor (Innuendo, The Westermarck Effect) and was recently named Australia’s biggest Twin Peaks fan by the ABC.

Clare Nina Norelli
Clare Nina Norelli is a writer, musician, teacher and composer based in Melbourne. She holds degrees is Composition and Musicology from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA). In February of 2017 her first book Soundtrack from Twin Peaks was published by Bloomsbury as part of the 33 1/3 series.

Christian McCrea
Christian McCrea is a writer on film, games and politics. His first book on David Lynch’s Dune will be published in 2018 with Auteur Press. He is also a lecturer in the School of Media and Communication at RMIT University.

Hayley Inch
Hayley Inch is a writer, critic, broadcaster and general film busybody. She has worked for the Melbourne International Film Festival, Cinema Nova, the Human Rights Arts & Film Festival, and currently reviews film for Triple R’s Breakfasters program and ABC Perth Saturday Breakfast. She is the co-host of Twin Peaks: The Return, A Podcast along with Andy Hazel, and everything Twin Peaks is very new and shiny to her.

Twin Peaks: No One Is Innocent
13 June 2017
ACMI, Melbourne
www.acmi.net.au

Developed closely with the artist, the QAGOMA exhibition features more than 200 works and is organised around three ideas – ‘Man and machine’, ‘The extra-ordinary’, and ‘Psychic Aches’. Moving between the porous divide of the body and the world it inhabits, the exhibition explores the subjects of industry and organic phenomena; representations of inner conflict; and the possibility of finding a deeper reality in our experience of the everyday.

Screenings
A complete retrospective of Lynch’s films, videos and works for television are presented as part of the exhibition in the Gallery’s Australian Cinémathèque. View all screenings.

Special events
A full program of special events including musical performances and celebrations of the anniversary of television series Twin Peaks 1990–91, will be announced shortly. QAGOMA eNews subscribers will be among first to know – subscribe here

Publication
David Lynch: Between Two Worlds includes over 200 images illustrating Lynch’s wide-ranging oeuvre — drawing, painting, printmaking, photography, mixed media, film and video — and an engaging interview with the artist, conducted by exhibition curator José Da Silva, Senior Curator, Australian Cinémathèque RRP $39.95. Available to pre-order online.

David Lynch: In Conversation
QAGOMA in association with QPAC presents ‘David Lynch: In Conversation’ on Saturday 14 March 2015. In this exclusive to Brisbane event with special guests, David will share insight into his life, his work and his many passions – painting, film, music and meditation.

David Lynch: Between Two Worlds
14 March – 7 June 2015
Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA)
www.qagoma.qld.gov.au