Showcasing our creative community
Kudzai Dune is a freelance creative director and podcaster based in Naarm. Originally hailing from Zimbabwe, Dune spent her childhood and formative years in England and Australia. Her work is
Click through…Making Space for Meaningful Dialogue with Kudzai Dune
Arts Centre Melbourne presents Colour Box Studio Creative Conversations, a series of three, in-person, community events held at The Channel, the dedicated learning space nestled in a prime central location
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Amarachi Logo is an Igbo Nigerian-born actor, writer and spoken word artist based in Naarm. After joining Western Edge in 2017 and performing as a key player in their theatre
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Marilena Hewitt is a third-generation Italian migrant, non-binary, digital publisher, designer, writer and artist. Hewitt is the brains behind PLATYPUS Publications, an art journal which aims to radically challenge issues
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Gonketa (also known as Jaybob Campbell or his sign name, “Tall”) is a visual artist and illustrator based in Melbourne/Naarm. Born profoundly Deaf, Gonketa works primarily in his first language,
Danielle Lim is a Malaysian-Australian, Kaurna Country/South Australia based, actor, writer and theatre maker. Born and raised in Kuala Lumpur until she was 13 years old, Lim’s work is heavily
Lisa Tran Kelly (performing as Lake Kelly) is a Vietnamese/Australian harpist, muralist and multidisciplinary artist based in Meanjin, Brisbane. Kelly’s musical creations and visual arts practice sit side by side as
Jo ChunYan is a designer, coach, podcaster and founder of her own design studio. ChunYan’s practice is inspired by the world around her, bringing together colour, form, emotion and visual
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Lia Pa’apa’a is an interdisciplinary artist and creative producer specialising in community arts and cultural development (CACD), currently based on Yidinji lands in Cairns, Australia with her partner and two
Click through…Reimagining Ancestral Practices with Lia Pa’apa’a
Sue Jo Wright is a Deaf artist whose creative practice spans various mediums including photography, video and textiles. Her work often explores the relationship between communication and identity, highlighting the
Click through…Making Art That Transcends Boundaries with Sue Jo Wright