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BJF is a small group of regional women on the far south coast of NSW giving a voice to their village and to the people of their community, through film.
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I am a corporate event photographer with 5 years experience covering large conferences for in leading venues across Australia. When I’m not covering events I’m chasing sunrises and sunsets and capturing the amazing landscapes of the South Coast.
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ALISON BOGG trained at The National Institute of Dramatic Arts NIDA and East Sydney Technical College Dress Design Studio and is based in South Eastern Australia.
Her work encompasses theatrical set and costume design, specialist and large scale costume construction and technology, textile arts, puppetry and arts education, including commissions for the Sydney Olympics 2000 Opening Ceremony, Opera Australia, David Atkins Enterprises, the international musical We Will Rock You and Spinwear for The Centenary of Canberra.
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Brothers Jesse & Sammy Holden form this unique act that weaves circus skills into street theatre and will appeal to all ages with its light-hearted exploration of the issues of their generation. They also run Circus For All workshops, where they teach a variety of circus skills to all ages and abilities in a safe, non-threatening environment.
Brothers OnFire have performed at Candelo Village Festival, Cobargo Folk Festival, Kangaroo Valley Folk Festival, Back to Nimmity Festival and the Circus for Life Festival as part of Uncharted Territory at the Belconnen Community Theatre, as well as at many smaller events. They will also perform at The National Folk Festival in 2019.
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Farrier – shoeing horses
Fencing
Stockwork
All Horse work
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Heather Burness is a visual artist with a print based practice. Her work includes in-studio processes and installations of print surfaces in-field that are photo-documented in an ongoing web series title Plate in Situ. She is a master printer for selected artists working under the name Grey Lady Press.
Her work is focussed on ideas of flow and is informed by the social and cultural context of human relationships with water in Australia. There is influence from local Aboriginal knowledge and western scientific thinking about the sites she has explored; at the mouth of the Murray in the Coorong, in the Wimmera districts of Victoria, the flood lake systems and foul lagoons near Mildura and in Yirrkala in North East Arnhem Land.
Heather was awarded The Capital Arts Patrons Organisation Fellowship in 2011 and has a Master of Philosophy from the ANU School of Art (2004). She has works in the collections of Australian regional galleries, The State Library of NSW and The National Gallery of Australia. She was a sessional lecturer and tutor at the ANU School of Art in etching, drawing and studio theory from 1996 to 2009, 2011 and 2012.
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Image credit: Heather Burness
Detail from Kurangk/ blue green/ pink white shift #4
Intaglio print from metal plates
2010
Photo credit: Rob Little, RLDI