Footscray Community Arts is excited to announce a new addition to its creative hub in Footscray.

Writes Writes is a collection of new work by writers from Melbourne’sWest and beyond, published online.

What is the NDIS? The NDIS provides funding to Australians aged under 65, who have permanent and significant disability, including intellectual, physical, sensory, cognitive and psychological disability.

Writes Writes is a collection of new work by writers from Melbourne’sWest and beyond, published online.

Diego Pizarro is a visual artist who is influenced by comics and popular culture.

A visual artist and dancer, Steven Tran has been creating work through Footscray Community Arts’ ArtLife program since 2013.

The unfolding COVID-19 crisis is presenting a monumental challenge to the livelihoods and practices of artists and creatives.

With humankind hunkering down to flatten the curve against COVID-19, it can be hard to find ways to unleash your inner creativity.

Urvi Majumdar is the Senior Producer at Footscray Community Arts.

Daniel Santangeli is Artistic Director and Co-CEO of Footscray Community Arts.

Festivals, circus, theatre, music and public art are some of the many mediums Dan has worked in during his 30-year career as a creative producer.

Footscray Community Arts is pleased to announce the appointment of Robyn Gawenda to the position of Executive Director and Daniel Santangeli to the position of Artistic Director.

Footscray Community Arts has been operating for more than 40 years, presenting a dynamic program featuring live music and performances, fun and educational workshops, film screenings, spoken word and festivals.

Mimo Mukii is an emerging filmmaker and producer, working across short films, web series, television and writing.

Nikki Lam is a visual artist and curator based in Melbourne, Australia.

In 2013, performance maker, intercultural producer and arts advocate Rani Pramesti participated in the Emerging Cultural Leaders Program.

Originating in Chicago in 1986, slam poetry has since evolved from the underground jazz club scene to an internationally recognised art form.

Mia Stanford was raised in the Northern Territory from Kungarakan and Gurindji people.