Advocating for Deaf Perspectives with Gonketa
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,
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‘Caught In Between’ with Danielle Lim
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
Reimagining Ancestral Practices with Lia Pa’apa’a
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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Honouring Cultural Legacy with Ravi Chand
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
Creative Jam – Get Work Done, Meet Other Creatives
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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Crafting Our Narrative, Our Way with Pauline Clague
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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Curating Great Ocean Art with Jocelyn Flynn
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
Reclaiming Cultural Knowledge with Luke Currie-Richardson
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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Wellbeing for Artists and Creatives
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
Creating on Country with Tyson Mowarin
Tyson Mowarin is a Ngarluma man, based in the Pilbara region, Roebourne, WA. He is a filmmaker, writer, producer, director, musician and proud Dad who founded the production company Weerianna