Showcasing our creative community
Host Maria Birch-Morunga sits down with African-Australian actor and filmmaker Esther Fwati, the creative force behind the hit web series “No Ordinary Love.” Esther shares her journey in producing a
Click through…Redefining Rom-Coms and Representation On Screen with Esther Fwati
The Creative Conversations with Colour Box Studio podcast provides a behind the scenes look at the creative journeys of leading artists and cultural practitioners, delivering an insightful and connective listening
Click through…Creative Conversations Podcast: Artists Shaping Our Cultural Landscape
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
Click through…Flipping the Colonial Lens with The Blak Laundry
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
Arts Centre Melbourne presents Colour Box Studio Creative Conversations, a series of three, in-person, community events held at The Channel, the dedicated learning space nestled in a prime central location
Click through…Creative Conversations: A Platform for Artistic Dialogue
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
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
Click through…Reimagining Ancestral Practices with Lia Pa’apa’a
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
Click through…Creative Jam – Get Work Done, Meet Other Creatives