Showcasing our creative community
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
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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
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Ravi Chand is a screen producer, writer and director. Born in Fiji, of Indian heritage, Chand was raised in Melbourne, Australia. His work explores a personal quest to reconnect with
Work on your project and then chat with like-minded creatives. This is not a pitch session; you don’t need to present your work. This is an online session where you
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Pauline Clague is a Yaegl woman from the North Coast of NSW and a seasoned storyteller and producer working across film, television, podcasting, vodcasting and academics. In addition to her
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Jocelyn Flynn is an arts worker, writer and emerging curator. The Curatorial Assistant at University of Queensland Art Museum is of Papua New Guinean and Australian decent and her work
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
Buzz Gardiner is an Australian-Solomon Islander photographer whose work encompasses portraiture, still life, interior/food and fashion. Born and raised in Vanuatu, Gardiner relocated to the Gold Coast, Australia at sixteen