Show Up Deadly for the Arts at Story Lounge
Featuring
- Jason Haji-Ali
See more about Jason Haji-Ali
Jul 16, 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm
Story Lounge
Please join us for a special conversation with emerging and mid-career First Nations creatives to celebrate the theme of ‘Get Up! Stand Up! Show Up!’ for NAIDOC Week.
Featuring performer, director and writer Simone Detourbet, filmmaker Jason Hali-Aji, poet Daniel Hansen, visual artist Bradley Kickett, facilitated by Luisa Mitchell, the conversation will be about how art and culture intersect, the joys of creating, barriers First Nation creatives face in the industry, and the practical impacts of First Nations storytelling on our broader communities.
TICKETING
Tickets are $10.00.
Companion card holders are welcome, please contact us on (08) 9328 1443 or at info@centreforstories.com to organise this.
If you are experiencing financial hardship, you can contact us to arrange entry at no charge on (08) 9328 1443 or at info@centreforstories.com.
TOILET
Please note that the Story Lounge does not have a toilet but visitors can use the public toilets across Hay Street Mall at the Enex Building.
THANK YOU
Story Lounge would not be possible without the Humich Group who donated the Hay Street Mall shopfront to activate the CBD for local writers and artists, as well as financial support from the City of Perth and Australia Council for the Arts.
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Jason Haji-Ali
Collapse BioJason Haji-Ali is a Yawuru man from Broome who has been living and working in Perth. Currently trying to make his way into the film industry, he has studied as a cinematographer and directed a short documentary. His solo work in film and video art explores identity, its ongoing development and the importance of maintaining family history through record keeping. He loves being able to bring stories to life and wishes to further push the boundaries and possibilities of Indigenous screen arts.
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We’re on a mission to create a diverse, inclusive, and cohesive society through the art of storytelling. Join us in supporting emerging artists and sharing powerful stories from across our community.
