...a tongue in cheek look at the oppression and evolution of an island...

In a remarkable fusion of traditional Polynesian and contemporary dance theatre, three tourists journey to a fantasy island >>> (read more)

A man’s final moments before suicide
A journalist trapped in a world of words gone wild
A company of Indonesian and Australian Artists
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Diafrix’s urban music mixes traditional African rhythms, funk, ragga, soul, and hip hop.

With a no swearing policy they will not offend but educate people through their flow. >>> (read more)

Zulya’s unique sound, distinctly Russian song writing and the extraordinary musicianship of her band members create melancholy, beauty and drama while weaving through a combination of musical styles. >>> (read more)

Where else but in Australia would you find a band featuring a Sri Lankan born West African percussion master and a Vietnamese traditional musician mixing it with players diversely experienced in western pop, jazz, and classical traditions? >>> (read more)

A Sense of Place is a body of artworks by East Timorese artist Maria Madeira, which expresses an artistic view about her own experience of being displaced and dislocated from her country of birth after the invasion of her homeland by Indonesia in 1975. >>> (read more)

Established and emerging video makers explore Arabness from a broad social, political and religious spectrum with suggesting multiple ways of communication, conflict resolution, and diversity of opinion about the Arab world and diaspora. >>> (read more)

The Thuringowa Helicopter Project enters its second phase Trans-State-Bayanihan as it makes a flight path through communities across Australia. >>> (read more)