Showcasing our creative community
Yolanda Lowatta is a proud Geidei woman from Iama in Zenadth Kes, with Papua New Guinean and Fijian heritage. An award-winning dancer, choreographer and educator, she has built an impressive
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Joanne Kee is an arts leader, producer and cultural advocate whose career has been dedicated to creating spaces where artists, audiences and communities can connect. Based in Sydney/ Gadigal, she
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Happy Feraren is a Filipino-Australian playwright, improviser, and storyteller whose work bridges cultures, communities, and performance traditions. With a plethora of experience in improvisational theatre across Australia and the Philippines,
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Leigh Lule is a Ugandan-Australian actress, writer and theatre maker with a passion for community engagement through creativity. As one half of the powerhouse writing team behind the web series
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Betiel Beyin is an Eritrean-Australian storyteller working across film, stage, workshops, community spaces and now TikTok. She is one half of the writing duo behind CEEBS, a new micro-drama set
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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
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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
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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