From Performing and Visual Artists to Our Representatives: Demand an Immediate Ceasefire and an End to Israel's Occupation of Palestine
A No Manifesto for 2023 and Beyond (after Yvonne Rainer)
11 December 2023
ATT:
Anthony Albanese, Prime Minister
Penny Wong, Minister for Foreign Affairs
Tony Burke, Minister for the Arts
We, the undersigned, are performing and visual artists on this continent coming together to say:
NO to the genocide of Palestinians at the hands of Israel.
NO to engaging in the language of ‘both sides’. The current attacks on Gaza are a horrific escalation in what has been 75 years of the settler-colonial State of Israel subjecting Palestinian people to genocide, ethnic cleansing, occupation, and racial apartheid aided and armed by imperial Western powers.
NO to the Australian government’s cowardice, complicity, and blatant violation of international humanitarian and criminal law. These are stains on our collective humanity. The world is watching.
We demand that the Australian government withdraw support from Israel’s genocide by calling for:
An immediate, permanent ceasefire.
An end to Israel’s illegal occupation of Palestinian land and the genocide and ethnic cleansing of Palestinians.
The withdrawal of Australia’s support for Israel.
The complete liberation of Palestine, from the river to the sea.
The immediate opening of borders into Palestine for unimpeded, limitless aid from the international community, including food, water, fuel, medical supplies and infrastructure rebuilding.
The reinstatement and continued supply of water, internet, and electricity to Gaza.
The repatriation of all hostages, political prisoners, Palestinian workers from Gaza, and refugees.
The unlimited welcome and expedited visa processing of new Palestinian refugees.
Sanctions to be imposed on Israel in response to their war crimes.
Respect and protection for all civilians, including medical staff, aid workers, human rights workers, journalists, and photographers impacted by this genocide.
Respect and protection for all civilian infrastructure.
The dismantlement of the Zionist entity, including Western government and media complicity in the Zionist project of genocide, ethnic cleansing, and land theft.
The refusal of Israeli and Zionist funding for artistic initiatives on this continent, in an explicit rejection of how contemporary art and live performance are used by the State of Israel to deflect attention from its historical and ongoing barbaric attacks on Palestinian lives and Palestinian cultural institutions.
The refusal of international funding, touring, residency, and associated cultural arrangements involving the State of Israel and global and local Zionist lobby firms and associates that put independent artists in the uncomfortable position of being forced to choose between earning a living and developing our creative practice; and finding our art exploited as culture-washing PR or tax dodges for ethnic cleansing agendas.
The refusal of queer-washing creative and commercial collaborations with the State of Israel and Zionist organisations that aim to promote the State of Israel as a queer global destination, while mass murdering queer Palestinians.
We join in solidarity with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, who have resisted the violence of occupation and settler colonialism on this continent for 235 years.
To the best of our knowledge, we will refuse any funding and/or collaborations with organisations or funders whose foundation or board members are known to be: directly associated with the genocide of Palestinians; invested in maintaining Israeli occupation of Palestinian land; denying Palestinian rights, and silencing Palestinian voices and non-Palestinians who speak up for Palestinian rights. No matter our past entanglements and complicity, we will speak up without fear of reprisal and bullying, supported by the solidarity of our community members committed to Palestinian liberation.
We condemn the weaponising of accusations of antisemitism to keep people silent and justify the genocide of Palestinians.
We condemn Islamophobia, antisemitism and all racism, bigotry, colonialism, and war profiteering. We join in solidarity with all of those calling for an end to the violence in occupied Palestine.
We call on governments to facilitate and never restrict the demonstrations happening across the continent and the democratic right that citizens have to protest. Demonstrations offer people the opportunity to embody their demands, hopes, and humanity, and to physically show up in solidarity.
Live performance is a powerful art form for the very fact that it is live – live performance moves people to feel and act. As live performers who often take our shows around the world, we believe in unrestricted border crossings, free and safe passage for all people, and in being part of a global community. Because of the nature of our art, we cannot ignore events that impact our colleagues, audiences, and communities – our people.
As live performers, we put our bodies on the line for a living. We open our limbs, and in doing so, open imaginations to the many different ways we can approach embodiment in a shared space and time. We make ourselves vulnerable because we trust that our audiences will receive our honest and authentic self-expression, even if they may not always understand or agree with what we are saying.
Palestinians have been putting their bodies on the line to stay alive. They are taking risks with their bodies and minds that we, in our identity as performers and visual artists alone, can never imagine.
We watch with horror as Palestinians hold up the corpses of their children who have just been killed by Israeli airstrikes and by the slow deaths of starvation and infrastructure destruction, as a means of offering up their grief to the public in a desperate plea for the world to believe in their humanity.
We've watched journalists lose their families and their own lives to the Israeli war machine, as they worked tirelessly and thanklessly to report the truth in the face of silence, as well as active misreporting by international media, including our very own public broadcaster.
We've seen Palestinian-Australian Hash Tayeh's Burgertory Caulfield store burnt down overnight by arsonists in the wake of Zionist complaints after it became known that he exercised his right as a citizen of a democracy to participate in a peaceful protest.
We've also seen hundreds of non-Palestinians, including Jewish persons, around the world and on this continent, show up publicly and boldly to call for permanent ceasefire and an end to Israel's domination of Palestinian communities – only to have this activism be met with ostracism, loss of work, and physical assaults. These are live ‘shows’ where the stakes are literally life and death.
Our hearts are with our comrades in the Palestinian diaspora here on this continent. We grieve the unspeakable loss, we honour the martyrs, and we commit to the struggle until Palestine is free.
Fellow artists, fellow humans, please join us in our unwavering, unequivocal solidarity with the Palestinian people, calling for their liberation from the river to the sea. You will be joining millions of people all around the world.
SIGNED
Alice Heyward, dancer
Angelita Biscotti, critic, composer, performing artist
Panda Wong, poet, artist
Jacqui Shelton, visual and performance artist
Milo Love, performer
Becky Sui Zhen, musician, performing artist
Dr Autumn Royal, artist, writer
Theresa Angela, visual and performing artist
LJ Connolly-Hiatt, dancer
Eugene Choi, artist, performer
Joseph Gauci-Seddon, architect
Rebecca Liston, musician
Lana Sprajcer, dance artist
Mashara Wachjudy, artist
Marcelle Yacoub, earring creator
Jamila Main, performer
Megan Payne, dancer, performer, writer
Sarah Aiken, choreographer
Camille Thomas, artist, arts worker
Alex Creece, visual artist
Simo Soo, musician
Saskia Doherty, visual artist
Alanah Guiry, director
Brighid Fitzgerald, artist
Rosa, performative artist
Piaera Lauritz, dancer
Katie Dey, musician
Haneen Mahmood Martin, writer, artist, producer, programmer
Bao Ngouansavanh, theatre maker
TextaQueen, visual artist
Lilith Angle, artist
Sarah-Jayde Tracey, theatre maker, performer
Mish Keating, actor, filmmaker
Mara Schwerdtfeger, musician
Lichen Kelp, curator, performance artist
Jazz Money, poet
Matt Chun, artist, writer
Bianca Lyla Clifford, artist
Joey T, visual artist
Crow Lee Segawa, illustrator
Del Lumanta, artist
Stephanie Hicks, visual artist
Dragnet
Nithya Nagarajan, artist-curator, writer
Adrianna Svitak, musician
Caitlin McGregor, visual artist
Lucy Doherty, performance artist
Katie West, artist
Keila Terencio, performance artist
Hana, dancer
Carly Findlay, writer, speaker, arts worker
Geetha Balakrishnan, performance artist, writer
Zoë Barry, composer
Tay Haggarty, visual artist
Anjalee Tickner, art teacher, set designer
Chloe, artist
Ruby-Rose Pivet-Marsh, multidisciplinary artist
Jessica Olivieri, artistic director
Daniel Jenatsch, dilettante
Mel Fulton, broadcaster
Rebecca Jensen, dancer
Verity Flute, painter
Josh Wright, creative producer
Genevieve Callaghan, musician, writer
Ivey Wawn, dancer
Alana Searles, movement artist
Romanie Harper, designer
Rachel Perks, script writer
Verity Mackey, costume designer
Damian Meredith, dancer
Paris Clipperton-Richens, songwriter, musician
Caitlin Dear, artist
Neika Lehman, artist, poet
Michelle Ferris, performer
Andrew Treloar, multidisciplinary artist
Zoey Dawson, playwright, dramaturg
Ella Sowinska, filmmaker
Caoife Power, visual artist
Annie Bass, singer songwriter, dj
Luke Fryer, independent dance artist
Parsnip
James Hebbs, creative director
Dancer, costumer, choreographer
Lou Harris, performance artist, foh
Jenn Ma, dancer, choreographer
Dub Leffler, children’s book illustrator
Jesse Gall, dance artist
Anna Cunningham, visual artist
Linsey Gosper, artist, arts worker
Tess McAuslan-King, visual artist
Zoe Theodore, researcher, curator, writer
Jo, dancer
Kari McInneny-McRae, artist
John Brooks, visual artist
Frances Cannon, visual artist
Lauren Cameron, ceramic artist
Arben (Dzika) Ramiz, visual and performance artist
Martin Hansen, choreographer
Bianca Kyriacou, musician, music educator
Emma Currie, artist
Kaliya Arumugam, performance artist
Sienna Mensch, painter
Maki Morita, theatre maker
Gemma Sattler, performance artist
Marcus Mackenzie, theatre artist
Chloe Sterland, visual artist
Athena Thebus, artist
Ellie Carroll, performer
Anika de Ruyter, dancer
Zoë Bastin, choreographer
David Huggins, dance artist
Ellen Davies, contemporary dancer
Marcus Whale, musician, performer
Meri Leeworthy, performing musician
Georgia Banks, performance artist
Bianca Lyla Clifford, artist
Kelsey D
Sam Massey, visual artist
Nasim Patel, performance artist
Waterfall Person, musician
Sara Saleh, poet, writer
Tahlia Palmer, musician, visual artist
Dani Andrée, visual artist
Sam Edwards, musician, visual artist
Suzannah Henty, art historian
Imogen Martin, filmmaker
Viviana Sacchero, arts worker
Kip Mac, musician
Stevie McKeon, actor, creative
Jess bush, actor
Kate Box, actor
Ebony Tucker, actor
Daley Rangi, storyteller, artist at large
Bessie holland, actor
Trudi-Ann Tierney, writer
Elaine Crombie, performing artist
Natali Caro, artist
Swanika, actor
Claude Jabbour, actor
Alex Gibson-Giorgio, actor
Jasper Lee-Lindsay, actor
Madhu Singh, actor
Annie Stafford, actor
Dylin Hardcastle, author, artist
Henrietta Amevor, actor
Violette Ayad, actor
LJ Wilson, actor, director
Bhenji Ra, performance artist
Performer, producer
Johnny Lahoud, actor
Caroline Elisabeth Cull, writer, producer
Alicia Gardiner, actor
Aliyah Knight, artist
Ariadne Sgouros, performance artist
Nicole Chamoun, actor
Luke Currie-Richardson, contemporary dancer, poet
Lachlan Ruffy, performer, storyteller, writer, educator
Sarah McCloskey, visual artist
Varuna Naicker, writer, director
Zoë Hollyoak, director, producer
Jen Atherton, filmmaker
Safia Arain, actor
Imogen Gardam, producer, developer
Peta Johns, Hey Polly graphic designer, earring and fashion brand
Georgia Attewell-Moore, costumer
Clementine Ford, writer, performer
Daniel Lammin, director, writer
Ebony Nave, actor, painter, film maker
Sebrina Thornton-Walker, actor
Alanah Parkin, actor, singer, improviser
Hannah Yardley, designer
Melody Kiptoo, performing artist, journalist
Laura Lakshmi, actress, writer
Gemma Bird Matheson, screenwriter, actor
Stevie Hefferan, actor
Alice Rooney, actor
Fayssal Bazzi, actor
Randa Sayed, actor, writer
Brodie Masini, performing artist
Jess Pinney, artist, performer
Emma Kew, actor
Raveena Grover, curator, writer, performance artist
Kel Henderson, model, actor
Alex Lawton, designer
Gabbi Bolt, performer, writer
Janet Anderson, performer, writer
Raechyl French, teaching artist, actor
Emily Ayoub, theatre maker, performer
Seamus Quinn, screen writer
Alice Fittock, performing artist, dancer
Lucy Feagins, media
Beci Orpin, creative practitioner
Ahunim Abebe, actor
Maeve Marsden, producer, writer, theatremaker
Nick Simpson-Deeks, actor
Catherine Văn-Davies, actor
Samantha Cheng, sound designer, musician
Maina Doe, recording artist
Blake Everett, comedian, actor
Maddie Johnston, theatre maker
Mathew Lee, actor, director
Madeline Baghurst, co-artistic director Clockfire Theatre Company
Elliot York Cameron, performing writer
Janine Lau, producer
Camille Gerrard, actor, performer
Pene Durston, designer
Hennessy Roses, musician, Clare Hennessy, playwright
Bryn Chapman Parish, actor
Isaac Diamond, actor
Mabel Li, actor
Melissa kahraman, actor
Rosalili Ford, actor
Cheng Tang, performance artist
Louisa Mignone, performance artist
Matthew Yuen, performing artist
Natalie Jeffcott, photographer
Faisal Hamza, actor
Joseph Brown, writer
Sophia Forrest
Dalara Williams, artist
Ranjeet Manjrekar, performance artist
Dante Florez, location soundie
Julia Robertson, actor, director
Sybilla Wajon, stage manager
Nic English, actor
Ali Clinch, performing, visual artist
Brittany Myers, stage manager
Georgia Stone, writer, director
Sasanki Tennakoon, artist, writer
Abbie, director, actor, writer
Izzy McDonald, performance artist
Marieke Hardy, writer
Patrick Howard, arts administrator, program manager
Isabella kerdijk, stage manager
Nicole Pingon, artist
Laila Chesterman, actor
Keely Pronk, performance artist
Kate Fraser, actor
Jordon Riley, director, theatre maker
Kori Miles, artist, arts worker
Ewan peddley, actor
Milena Bennett, director, writer
Milena Bennett, director, writer
Kaylee Rankin, visual artist, curator
Wern Mak, actor
Enya Daly, actor, dramaturg
Emily Phillips, stage manager
Sayuri Narroway, actor
Lisa Kelly, actor, writer
Dom Mercer, director, dramaturg
Meg Hyeronimus, actor
Tyler Fitzpatrick, theatre maker
CD, performing artist
Pratha Nagpal, theatre director, writer
Ryan Gonzalez, actor
Kirsty Kendall, landscape architect
Miranda Michalowski, playwright
Ibrahim Farooq, actor, model
Susie Conte, director
Rachael Brady, musician
Kalyani Jegendran, graphic designer
Alexander Poirier, president at the Sydney Conservatorium Students’ Association
Noah Martin, actor, director
Basjia Almaan, performance artist
Charlie Villas, dj, event producer
Ruby Maishman, actor
Briony Smith, primary school performing and visual arts teacher
Meg Dunn, actor
Jai Courtney, actor
Jasmin Sheppard, choreographer
Bianca Baykara, performing artist
Amy Kersey, actor
Contessa Treffone, actor
Audrey Towney, dancer
Finley Penrose, actor
Catherine Kelleher, filmmaker
Luke Fewster, actor
Onyx Slater, musician
Thomas Wood, photographer, filmmaker
Nat Damena, performance artist
Emma Kersey
Rebecca Hurd, writer
Alice Darling, theatre director
Julia Billington, actor, director
Janice Devarakonda, actor
Samakshi Sidhu, dancer
Clare Laughton, drama teacher
A.M.McQueen, actor
Charlie Morris, performer
Rory Lucas, musician
Angela Lal, actor
Logan So, actor
Bianca Rapp, performance artist
Sarah Greenwood, actor, writer
Bonet Leate, actor
Jo Bradley, director
Katie Ellen Wilkins, visual artist
Charly Oakley, multidisciplinary artist
Kirsten Smith, video editor, actor
Mads Hillam, theatre maker
Jaime Petersen, theatre technician, stage manager
Musician, visual artist
Lily Hayman, artist, producer
Hayley Stein, actor
Timothy James, writer
Jessie Singh, producer, writer
Juan Gomez, performance artist
Emma Maye Gibson, performance artist
Gaff E, performance artist, dj
Piroska Vojlay, dance artist
Lilah Benetti, artist, photographer, filmmaker
Blake Lawrence, performance artist
Alyx Dennison, composer, sound designer
Sophea Op, actor, writer
Mitch Ralston, performer
Zoe Terakes, actor
Natasha Noel, stage manager
Nyaluak Leth, model, poet, actor
BVT/Bernie Van Tiel, actor, musician, voice over artist
Paul Grabovac, performance artist
Mark Paguio, actor
Kate Baldwin, lighting designer
Grace Sankey, youth drama teacher
Polly Smyth, screen writer
Elyssia Wilson-Heti, interdisciplinary artist, producer
Jess Pantano, creative producer
Cameron Davey, dancer
Shosh Anderson, performing artist
Grace Chapple, playwright
Adeline Hunter, actor
Gemma Shield, actor
Rafaela Pandolfini
Megan Scolyer-Gray, actor
Anna Loren, writer, director, actor
Mimo Mukii, producer
Ainslie McGlynn, performance artist
Zindzi Okenyo, actor, director
Jade Jose, performer
Anna Dooley, actor, comedian
Lyndon Watts
Frankie Snowdon, dance artist, co-artistic director
Elena Carapetis, actor, writer, director
Priya Panchalingam, artist, filmmaker
Natalie Rose, independent artist
Sonia Dodd, producer
Ravenna Gregory, drama teacher, theatre maker
Amaeze Enyi, musical artist
Lily Foran, facilitator, director, intimacy coordinator, community theatre artist
Bronte goddensmith, photographer
Benedict Janeczko-Taylor, designer
Emma Van Veen, theatre maker
Thom Smyth, creative producer
Jacqueline Tooley, playwright
Ezekiel Simat, actor
Amaara Raheem, dance artist, writer
Alice Birbara, actor
Carla Burn, improviser
Christopher Bryant, playwright, performer, administrator
Delilah Dollbaby, performing artist
Ania Nowakowska, designer
Angela Mahlatjie, performing artist
Jade Fuda, actor, producer
Zoe Howard, dancer
Kurtis Laing, director, performing artist
Laura Farrell, dialect coach
Amy Bodossian, performer
Kat Hegeman, dancer
Hugh O’Connor, senior exhibition designer Powerhouse Museum
Claudia Barrie, director
Shannon May Powell, performance artist
Sawsan Sanounou, performance artist
Harriet Gillies, performance artist, director
Nola Bartolo, writer, actor, producer
Sam Marques, actor
Adam Sollis, actor
Saskia Ellis
Saro L, actor
Yvie Jones, host
Tom Hughes, actor
Marlena Dalí Rosenthal, event creator, performance artist
Luisa Mariano, performing artist
Sarah Cullinan, performer
Harrison Jansz, musician
Blake Wilson, performance artist
Rizcel Gagawanan, actor, writer, producer
Iolanthe, actor
RJ Daligcon, comedian, writer
Callan Purcell, actor, theatre maker
Charlie Mackay, manager
Alanah Guiry, director
Emily Havea, performance artist
Jess Ridler, actor
Katie Robertson, actor
Rosie Russell, performance artist
Bridie McLean, visual and textile artist
Gloria Demillo, performance poet
Michaela Ottone, dancer, photographer
Thomas Roach, lightning designer
Timmy Mannering, actor
Ash Djokic, experimental animator, cartoonist
Oli McGavock, performer
Mi-kaisha Masella, recording artist, songwriter
Helen, actor
Lorna Munro, poet
Choking Hazard, performance artist
Em Cortexx, drag king
Lachlan Brayshaw, student artist
Bethany Osborne, amateur artist, crafter
Lalita Conquest, performance artist, dancer
Ancestress, BirriGubba/Gangulu multidisciplinary artist
Jayla Davey, actor
Luke Mulquiney, actor, writer
Megan Wilding, actor, writer, director
Lauren Edwards, comedian, actor
Jessica Tovey, actor
Andrea Viola Boss, musician
Domenic Anthony, actor
Kade Power, performance artist
Alex, actor
Miriam Slater, performance artist
Eloise Snape, actor, writer
Angeline Barion, musician
Dean Drieberg, director
Kate Brown, visual, sound, performance artist
Audrey Newton, sculptor, installation
Ashley Ronning, illustrator, artist
Hayley Millar Baker, artist
Sara Khan, screenwriter
Nisha Hunter, visual artist
Charles Purcell, actor, theatre maker
Milo Hartill, actor, model, influencer, queer club performance artist
Audley Anderson, performance artist, actor, director
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Lexie sleet, theatre maker
Marissa Saroca, performing artist, creative
Tess Royale Clancy, burlesque performer
Doidie Herman, artist
Anna Jaaniste, visual artist
Julia Patey, writer
Christian Hull, comedian
Olivia Waddington, graphic designer, artist, student
Emma Wright, actor, producer
Elliot, writer, performer
Brooke Arblaster, performance artist
Nadiyah Akbar, contemporary dancer
Estelle, actor
Sarah Carroll, writer
Saria Green, poet
Rebecca Collin, performing artist
Stella Finn
Megan Drury, actor, performer, dramaturg, director
Priyanka Bromhead, visual, written, performing artist
Sian Kelly, visual artist
Bonnie, performance artist
Malaika Green, musician
Lucie Loy, visual artist
Dee Cat, photographer, videographer
Kit Bylett, artist
Oonagh Slater, dancer
Priya Namana, artist, curator, writer
Mel, musician, improviser
Dennis Grauel, graphic designer
Fayen Ke-Xiao d'Evie, artist
Adam, guitarist
Aston Ashley, artist, arts worker
Warwick Gow, artist, arts worker
Joel Keith, musician
June Ding, visual artist
Hillary Goldsmith, dancer
Darcy Wallace, choreographer, dance artist
Noah Bateman, performance artist
Harrison Hall, choreographer
Molly McKenzie, performance artist
Jess Ramsey, director, theatre Maker
Madeleine Wighton, actor
Anador Walsh, curator, writer
Em Tambree, producer, director
Tori Bullard, performer, writer
Justin Shoulder, artist
Chelsey Catena, performer
Teague Leigh, photographer, visual artist
Susie Henderson, video designer, artist
Alec Katsourakis, dancer, choreographer
Enzo Nazario, dancer, filmmaker
Mason Kelly, dancer
Linus Gruszewski, artist
Charlie Freedman, filmmaker
Bec Smith, artist
Phaedra Brown, dancer
Gabrielle Bowen, actor
Masego Pitso, actor
Sophie Morrow, multidisciplinary artist
Anthony, illustrator
Rhys Ryan, dance artist
Zoe Gogendeau, actor
Carly Sheppard, performance artist
Texas Nixon-Kain, dancer
Ingrid Reynolds, creative artist, teacher
Emma Fielden, artist
Tina, artist, vocalist
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Evelyn Ida Morris, composer, performer
Violette Ayad, actor
Olivia Edge, graphic designer
Lilian Steiner, dancer, choreographer
Alyssa Dimarucut, filmmaker
Eme, artist
Meg, digital artist, arts researcher
Olivia du Vergier, artist
Hayley Does, dance artist
Yasemin Sabuncu, artist, writer, performer, director
Sophia Cai, curator, writer
Rachel Tunaley, performer, teacher
Miranda Aguilar, writer, creative producer
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Lauren Spark, artist
Jason Rasyid, filmmaker
Michael Earp, writer, editor, bookseller
Siobhan McKenna, dancer, choreographer
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Rachel Mackie, dancer
Alex Dobson, dance artist
Hannah (Bobby) Campbell, fine artist, terrarium artist
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Jannah Quill, musician
Zenobia Ahmed, graphic designer
Shelby De Fazio, musician
Mira Oosterweghel, visual artist
Ruby Burns, musician
Nicole Cadelina, writer, digital producer, artist
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Claudia van Eeden, visual artist
Kiloran Hiscock, actor, writer
Haz Lugsdin, performing artist
Sarah Bostock, writer
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Jess Tan, visual artist, arts worker
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Luke Horton, writer, musician
Katie, poet
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Angela O’Keeffe, novelist
Iman Etri, poet, writer
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Winnie Dunn, arts worker, curator, writer
Tanya Volt, photographer
Thea Turnball, musician
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Kesh, musician
Tamara, painter
Adrian Mouhajer, writer
Kate Molenkamp, photographer
Emma Creasey, visual artist
David Quoy, animator
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Winona Birner, artist
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Sara Mansour, poet
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Scout Hook, artist
Emma-Lea Coppola, dance artist
Abbey Hanson, playwright, burlesque performer
CB Mako, writer, musician
Melanie Jha, performer, singer
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Natalie, writer
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Simon Croker, actor, filmmaker
Christine Ng, visual artist
Alana Rivera Kingston, artist
Mara, book designer
Kellee Green, jazz pianist, composer, teacher
Lisa Pham, researcher, props
Matisse Laida, actor, arts worker
Han Reardon-Smith, musician, radio and podcast producer, writer
Patrick McDavitt, artist
Hameeda Khan, trauma artist
Sylva Storm, artist
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Ella Ferris, actor, dancer, musician, writer
Andrew Callanan, visual Artist
Adem Ali, radio host, podcast producer
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Peni Parker, musician
Mike Spiteri, art director
Ella, performance arts
Zoya Imran
Ethan Bellhouse, musician, composer, manager
Adrian, recording artist
Jacqueline Spedding, visual artist
Amelia Newman, theatre maker
Robert McDougall, video artist, experimental musician
Lucy Kilduff, writer
Monique Ramsay, visual artist, museum worker
Christopher Cox, portrait photographer
Mathew King, photographer, painter, voice-over artist
Ripley Hart, filmmaker, videographer
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Ashley Perry, visual artist
Casey, painter
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