Artists: Dylan Singh and the Little Projector Company
The Dreaming project celebrates the past, present, and future. Together with the Nati community, we will begin the groundwork to create and share a modern myth to live by. Centering the wisdom of local Indigenous elders, the long-term aim is to develop a contemporary ceremonial event that fuses circus, aerial acrobatics, projection art, music, dance, and visual arts.
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Artist: Tarni Rees
The focus of my Lab Project is to explore and integrate native and local flora through printmaking to form collages from the prints to form images of native and local forna. An exploration of what it means to be, create and nourish locality. The way in which we connect with our surroundings as a landing place.
Artist: Peter T Nathan
A video art project exploring the mystical connection between the town of Natimuk and its residents, past and present. Through the memories and imaginations of current residents, the work reinterprets history, redefines the present, and envisions the future, offering a way to express and to connect with the Whispers of Natimuk.
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Artists : Christina Secombe and Alan Murphy
Wotjobaluk woman, Chrissie Secombe and Moonahcullah, Wamba-Wamba man, Alan Murphy, are creating a book to tell the story of Alan’s discovery of his connection to country roots in Moonahcullah. The book will include Alan’s own original artwork, photos of country and Chrissie’s original storytelling, in two parts – the non-fiction retelling of events and a creative fiction children’s story.,
Artists: Louise Cooper with Sue Pavlovich
Louise Cooper and Sue Pavlovich engaged in multidirectional mentoring exploring the changing contexts of Autism artistically, socio-culturally and personally over the past 36-40 years. This gave Louise a greater understanding of where her work is situated in the Autism landscape, why older initiatives were run in the ways that they were and how they may be able to be reworked to be more in line with today’s ideologies. Louise presented to a gathering on her journey of community arts practice platforming untold stories and unheard voices leading towards new futures for Autistic creative recovery, cultural and community development. A zine making activity was offered to explore and demonstrate authentic Autistic ways of cutting out the small talk and skipping straight to our passionately held interests
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