Showcasing our creative community
Troy-Anthony Baylis is an artist descendant of the Jayown people from the Northern Territory. The former course coordinator of Aboriginal Cultures, Comparative Indigenous Studies and Indigenous Philosophy at the University
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Shirley Wu’s creative practice encompasses a wide range of mediums including jewellery making, glass sculpture and performance art. Her work is heavily influenced by her studies in Holistic Therapy in
Abdul-Rahman Abdullah is a seventh-generation Australian Muslim whose artistic practice primarily focuses on sculpture and installation. His practice explores the intersections of identity, culture and nature, experimenting with surrealist elements.
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Jingwei Bu is an artist of Chinese heritage, who spent her childhood in rural Mongolia exploring the natural world, and is now based in Tarntanya/Adelaide. Jingwei’s work ranges from visual
Growing up in the suburbs of Adelaide, Makeda Duong always knew that ‘being an artist’ was something she wanted to pursue. That childhood intention became a reality and to date
Click through…“When I grow up I want to be an artist” – with Makeda Duong
Lena Becerra is an Argentinian/Italian interdisciplinary artist, born in Mendoza and now based in Melbourne. Her work explores feminism and cultural decolonisation and intends to address a dialogue between personal
Click through…Finding Beauty in Dark Places with Lena Becerra
Chelle Destefano is a Deaf multi-disciplinary artist whose work is heavily influenced by navigating an audist (hearing-dominated) world, growing up in the isolation of country Victoria and escaping into the
Click through…Navigating an Audist World through Art & Creativity with Chelle Destefano
The work of digital-illustrative artist, Dylan Mooney is breathtaking in its ability to connect audiences to multilayered representations of First Nations, Australian South Sea Islander and Queer communities. Mooney’s work
Siying Zhou is a research-based and project-driven visual artist working across multimedia and installation often exploring themes of culture, memory and ‘the Other’ within contemporary and historical Australian contexts. In