Showcasing our creative community
Manali Datar is a Marathi multi-disciplinary artist, actor, musician, singer, writer and director. Her creative practice is driven by a passion to share Queer, South Asian perspectives, contributing to authentic
Click through…Finding Freedom Through Creative Expression with Manali Datar
Adongwot Manyoul is a South Sudanese multi-disciplinary creative, community arts practitioner and thought leader whose work strives to create safe spaces for impactful discussion. Whether podcasting, MCing, filmmaking or facilitating
Click through…My Voice is My Superpower with Adongwot Manyoul
Rhyan Clapham, aka DOBBY, is a Filipino and Murrawarri HipHop drummer and rapper (Drapper), composer and producer. With roots in the Aboriginal lands from Brewarrina and Weilmoringle in New South
Dominique Chen (Gamilaroi) and Libby Harward (Ngugi Quandamooka) are two First Nations women, mothers, artists and the creative minds behind The Blak Laundry. Chen works mostly in conceptual, installation and performative
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Diego Ramirez is an artist, writer and facilitator based in Naarm, Australia. His work embodies a sinister supernatural aesthetic combining humour in cynicism with imagery of vampires and religious figures. This
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
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
Click through…Writing for My Younger Self with Amarachi Logo
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
Click through…Documenting the Anthropocene with Marilena Hewitt
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