A project for women living on the Le Fevre Peninsula, SA. 30 women kept journals for 21 days, then worked with the journals to create a performance.

Vitalstatistix National Women's Theatre
Posted: 16 March 2004
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2nd INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS RESIDENCY/SEMINAR/BUDAPEST/HUNGARY
Dates: DECEMBER 27, 2005 - JANUARY 6, 2006
Hungarian Multicultural Center, Inc.® (HMC), non-profit organization, invites 30 interested visual artists and writers to submit application

Hungarian Multicultural Center
Posted: 29 September 2005
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The Blackfellas Whitefellas Wetlands project brought together photographers, sculptors, writers, historians and scientists over a six month period to document and explore the life of the Boondall Wetlands. The result was the Boondall Wetlands website.

Brisbane City Council
Posted: 27 February 2003
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NEMCA embarked a creative writing pilot project of local Chinese community and oral history, ' Chinese Settlement in Darebin', funded by the Australia Council for the Arts. The project resulted a publication, 'Chinese Settlement in Darebin', black and

North Eastern Melbourne Chinese Association (NEMCA)
Posted: 06 July 2004
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CLACIA ‘Creatively Linking A Community through its Arts' is an arts health initiative. - a model which offers skills development through the engagement in the creative process and the arts. The CLACIA process secures level of sustainability by creating s

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Posted: 02 September 2004
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The Cooking Stories is a unique project with food, recipes and storytelling at its core. The work is being developed with eight different refugee communities including Chileans, Timorese, Vietnamese and Iraqis and the vital ingredient is a story about an

Art+Text
Posted: 24 June 2003
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Music CD written and performed by people with disabilities with help from musicians, friends and staff

Newcastle and Hunter Community Access Inc.
Posted: 03 March 2002
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The Gorilla launch sees an organistion that has grown over the past four years celebrate its achievements and look forward to the future. The night will feature performance, visual, media art and music from emerging artists. Sponsored by Hennessy Cognac.<

The Gorilla
Posted: 09 July 2004
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Home Sweet Home is a community cultural development project based in Roxburgh Park that explores how residents have built a home and a shared sense of place in a new housing estate.

Hume City Council
Posted: 29 June 2004
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House. Home. Homelessnessis a peer run arts and cultural program for people experiencing mental health issues in the inner and southside of Brisbane.

Australian Network for Arts in Health
Posted: 04 August 2004
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