Residency
Hyphenated Projects offer a space for development and experimentation from artists working in transcultural contexts. The residency offers artists, writers and producers access to a studio space within a residence that includes a full kitchen, bathroom, outdoor space and laundry. Residency period is negotiable and we welcome proposals all year round. Please note that we prioritise proposals from BIPOC artists.
For more information, please get in touch via email: hyphenated.projects@gmail.com
For more information, please get in touch via email: hyphenated.projects@gmail.com
Liminal x Hyphenated Projects Writing Fellow 2020
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JINGHUA QIAN
Jinghua Qian is a Shanghainese writer living in Melbourne's west, on the land of the Kulin nations. Ey has written poetry, essays, opinion and reportage for Overland, Meanjin, Sydney Morning Herald, SBS, Sixth Tone, The Lifted Brow, Popula, Cordite, and various other Australian and international publications. Jinghua founded people of colour performance night POC THE MIC (2010-2012), was a presenter and producer on 3CR Community Radio’s Queering the Air (2012-2015), and currently serves on the board of Asian-Australian arts and culture magazine Peril and the Maribyrnong City Council Arts Ambassador Committee. Find out more about the Liminal X Hyphenated Projects Writing Fellowship here. |
Previous Residents
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TRUC TRUONG
Truc Truong is an emerging artist living on Kaurna land (Adelaide), exploring variances between Eastern and Western thinking. Working with sculpture and installation, her work points to colonialism, exploring aspects of racism, hybridity and displacement, often through experiences and stories retold by her family. During her residency at Hyphenated Projects, she aims to build relationships with second-generation migrants in Melbourne’s west, which she hopes to enrich her own experience and practice. Her residency also coincides with Lunar New Year, which would contribute to her ongoing research into symbolism of festivities. |
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NEW WAYFINDERS
New Wayfinders is a community collective that serves as a platform for aspiring, emerging, and established Oceanic diaspora artists; creating opportunities, connections, workshops, and networks within Narrm and abroad. Exploring the concepts of Soli, Si’i/Fa’alavelave, Koha and Helpim Wantok, which are all broadly cultural practices of contribution, giving, donations, offering, presents or presentations, the group is working towards a project in visual arts, weaving practice, sound and performance. Resident artists: Yasbelle Kerkow, Aunty Vicki Kinai, Peter Lemalu and Florence Tupuola (Folole) |