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Mish Grigor chats to Vision Australia Radio
Join Exit Strategies lead artist, Mish Grigor as she chats to Chris Thompson from the Behind the Scenes program on Vision Australia Radio about her upcoming show. Listen here…
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Token Armies: Vital organs of collaboration
One of the essential skills a maturing artist develops is the ability…
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The Age: Token Armies blurs all the boundaries
“There are a lot of eyes on Antony Hamilton. This year the…
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Reflections – Words Nourish Neighbours
Reflections by Rosie Kalina was written for First Nations in the House, a residency program as part of Refuge.
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How to respond to an emergency
How to respond to an emergency by Timmah Ball was written for First Nations in the House, a residency program as part of Refuge.
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OVERTURE: Watching and Thinking
It began with an overture. Choreographer Jo Lloyd had the urge to…
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High Performance Packing Tape: What you see is what you get
Branch Nebula co-founder Lee Wilson and visual artist Mickie Quick were reminiscing…
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Split: Dividing and Sub-Dividing
When it premiered as part of the Arts House program at the…
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A Memory of Forgetfulness
Written by Laniyuk as part of First Nations in the House, exploring the matter of displacement, honouring and respecting local stories of resilience, survival, loss and the future…
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The Return of the Rainbow Serpent
The Return of the Rainbow Serpent by Laniyuk was written in response to the event The future is Indigenous: Cultural change to survive a climate change world. Find out more.
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Refuge 2019 interview on ABC RN Life Matters
There’s a bushfire, flood or other disaster facing your community. So how can an artist help you make the right decisions? Welcome to the Refuge project.
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Refuge 2019 review on Arts Hub
★★★★ “Refuge 2019: Displacement… is no passive ‘arts’ show.”
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The beginning of disruption
The beginning of disruption by Monica Karo was written for First Nations in the House, a residency program as part of Refuge.
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Indigenous Wisdom
Claire G. Coleman is a Wirlomin Noongar writer and poet, and a collaborating artist for Refuge 2019: Displacement. In this commissioned essay, Claire reflects on the role of Indigenous wisdom in imagining new ways for the community to prepare.
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First Nations in the House
Honouring and sharing local stories of resilience, survival, loss and the future…
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