Hyphenated Projects acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land where we operate on, the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to their elders past, present and emerging. We acknowledge that this land was never ceded and we occupy it as uninvited guests.
Hyphenated Projects is a new arts platform for artists with transcultural practices and a collective that presents, collaborates and develops new ideas. Co-directed by artists Phuong Ngo, Nikki Lam and Tammy Wong Hulbert, Hyphenated Projects is a multi-disciplinary space in Sunshine West, Melbourne. Situated in a suburban house, the space supports artists, producers and researchers through an on-going residency and development program.
The collective was founded after presenting a survey exhibition of Asian-Australian artists in Victoria at The Substation titled Hyphenated (2018). They are currently working towards three projects as part of Due West Festival, including exhibitions The End/Future of History and Everything that exists in the current, as well as an installation and workshop with artist Jason Phu. They are also working towards a large-scale biennial exhibition titled Diaspora Biennial, which will manifest in Melbourne’s west in November 2020.
The collective was founded after presenting a survey exhibition of Asian-Australian artists in Victoria at The Substation titled Hyphenated (2018). They are currently working towards three projects as part of Due West Festival, including exhibitions The End/Future of History and Everything that exists in the current, as well as an installation and workshop with artist Jason Phu. They are also working towards a large-scale biennial exhibition titled Diaspora Biennial, which will manifest in Melbourne’s west in November 2020.