"Our most influential filmmaker” — Sydney Morning Herald 

| Venue | The Capitol — RMIT |
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| Dates | Mon 31 May, 5.30PM doors, 6.30PM start |
| Accessibility Services | The Capitol is equipped with a hearing loop throughout the building. Please ask Capitol front of house staff for assistance if required. This event also has closed captions |
| Duration| 60 Minutes |
| Price | FREE |

| Note | Face masks are now required for patrons 12 years and older at RISING indoor venues. By entering a RISING venue you agree to wear a mask, if you refuse to do so you may be denied entry or asked to leave. As announced by the Victorian Government, face masks are mandatory in indoor settings for all patrons 12 years and over |

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Face masks are now required for patrons 12 years and older at RISING indoor venues. By entering a RISING venue you agree to wear a mask, if you refuse to do so you may be denied entry or asked to leave. As announced by the Victorian Government, face masks are mandatory in indoor settings for all patrons 12 years and over.

We are working with the Victorian Government and the Department of Health to deliver a COVID-Safe event for visitors, artists and staff. Find out what we're doing [here](https://rising.melbourne/covid-safe). 

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Multi-Emmy Award-winning artist Lynette Wallworth is bringing her new solo show [How To Live](/festival-program/how-to-live) to RISING, where she turns her distinctive artistic sensibility on herself. *How To Live...* is a “spiritual search and rescue mission”, which sees Wallworth reflect on her deeply personal coming-of-age in a radical Christian community, and examine the attraction and perils of rigid belief systems.

It’s the latest undertaking by Wallworth, whose unflinching focus on compelling and compassionate storytelling has seen her present to audiences of world leaders and corporate giants. Known for her deft use of cutting-edge technology—from immersive installation to documentary to virtual and augmented reality—Wallworth continually innovates the form of her stories focused on evolving cultural change. 

Ahead of her show at RISING, Wallworth joins ACMI Director Katrina Sedgwick in conversation at The Capitol – RMIT. Sedgwick has watched Wallworth’s upward trajectory as an artist and filmmaker and has commissioned her work in various forms over many years. In this special In Conversation, the two reflect on the deep themes of Wallworth’s works and the evolution of her practice, which has brought her to this point in time where she has decided to turn her laser lens on herself.  

In conversation with ACMI Director Katrina Sedgwick, Wallworth reflects on her years of storytelling through art and film, ahead of her the world premiere of her show *HOW TO LIVE…*

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