Showcasing our creative community
Luke Currie-Richardson is a storyteller working across dance, photography, poetry and activism. A proud Aboriginal and Torres Strait man, Currie-Richardson’s love of dance and storytelling began in childhood, dancing with
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Artists and creatives embody the meaning of resilience. Pursuing a career in the creative industries is challenging to say the least. Not only are we the ideas people, we are
Elvin Lam is a Deaf performer and visual artist whose work encompasses dance, children’s entertainment, multimedia, animation and textiles. Born in Hong Kong, where he studied Costume & Set Design
Rachel Maxine Anderson is an Australian-Filipino filmmaker based in Brisbane/ Meanjin. Her work explores themes of identity, culture, self discovery and grief with an intention to represent families that look
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Bina Bhattacharya is an award winning writer, director and producer and the creative head of Gemme de La Femme Pictures. Her work is both scripted and factual, focusing on characters
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Teniola Komolafe’s medium is photography, but she identifies, first and foremost, as a storyteller. Born in Nigeria and raised in Australia and United States, Komolafe has a unique curiosity and
Angus Thompson is a writer and actor whose creative projects have been broadcast on Apple TV, ABC, SBS and YouTube. As an individual born with Cerebral Palsy, Thompson’s storytelling seeks
The Bittersweet Podcast is a weekly discussion that explores a range of topics from pop-culture, careers and relationships to identity politics. Hosts, Wintana Kidane and Rahel Ephrem, share their personal
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Kristy Dickinson is the self-proclaimed “Queen of Bling” and owner/creator of Haus of Dizzy. This fashion accessory label launched in 2015, is inspired by 90s hip-hop and features disco sparkles,
Pia Johnson is a visual artist, photographer, curator and educator. Her primary discipline is in performance and portrait photography and she has been commissioned by some of Australia’s leading performing
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