Roshelle Fong is an Australian-Chinese performer, filmmaker and Leap Year baby who experiences life as ‘Play School: The Glitch Opera’.

Elder in Residence.

Elder in Residence.

Annette has worked in the field of Aboriginal cultural heritage for more than 25 years.

Paola is an award winning visual artist, highly commended curator and sought-after community cultural development practitioner, speaker, facilitator and writer.

Karen Jackson is a Yorta Yorta woman and Director of the Moondani Balluk Indigenous Academic Unit.

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The West Writers program seeks to develop capacity amongst writers and storytellers across various mediums and practices in the west of Melbourne while showcasing important political, social and cultural issues.

West Writers Group is a collective of writers from diverse backgrounds who currently live, work or have other established links to Melbourne’s west.

The Forum is an annual forum to encourage diverse and critically engaged conversations between writers/storytellers, readers and industry members.

The Poetry is an annual premier performance poetry event One Night Stanza that features a line-up of local, national and international artists.

Aphrodite is a visual artist, currently working with video art, film, projection, projection mapping and installation.

Muma Doesa is an MC/ Vocalist/ DJ of South African heritage, who specialises in live performance and recording.

Florence ‘FTRIANGLE’ Tupuola is a self-taught Australian contemporary visual artist of Samoan descent, currently lives in Melbourne.

Antonio Moreira is a Melbourne-based Artist and Creative Cultural Producer with passion for the arts, music and sharing his rich Brazilian culture.

Justyn Koh is a Melbourne-based photographer who has covered a variety of events including theatre performances.

Didem Caia is an Australian emerging playwright who has had worked produced through NIDA, the Griffin Theatre Company, Theatre 503 and La Mama Theatre.

Natasha Phillips was born in Hong Kong and grew up in both Hong Kong and Australia.