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December 06, 2006

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Creativity for Community

It’s been almost a year and a half since I started my new creative business in Hobart. So many incredible artistic projects and performances have flowed into my life, I feel lucky and grateful. I’ve been particularly inspired meeting people who are using art for the benefit of our communities to bring more health and happiness in places where it is really needed. This has shifted my personal focus from being the performer on stage into new roles where I help produce and assist art project that have beautiful outcomes. The biggest project that has come into my life is producing ‘The Musiq Garden’, working with Kickstart Arts out at St John’s Park in New Town that is being transformed into a Creative Living Park, supporting creativity, sustainability, culture & community. As part of this vision ‘The Musiq Garden’ was launched in November last year with events running every Friday till December the 15 th . We had an abundance of fabulous local m

Endings and New Beginnings

My final year of uni flew past, leaving me blinking in surprise as I looked down at my certificate, a Bachelor of Music Degree sitting in my hands. Waaaahhhh it’s finished! I feel so grateful to have spent the last 3½ years learning and exploring the incredible world of music. Ha,ha,ha in fact I think I could easily take a full life time to learn about it, if that was possible ;) It’s been a busy year outside of uni as well. Crankit Theatre, the troupe I’m part of, put on our first full production ‘Not Dead Yet’, a theatrical exploration of death and dying in a medley of puppetry and poetry, clown and cabaret, song and story, music and mask . We hope to re-stage the show next year for a longer season at the Moona Arts Centre…here’s some snippets to watch in the mean time. https://www.youtube.com/Highlights https://www.youtube.com/June's Story I’ve also been enjoying spinning and performing regularly with ‘The Fireflies’. Oh and I’m le

New Album 'Of The Spirit'

The last year and a half I have continued working in very fulfilling creative projects. Working as a musician with Inscape – Instant Instrumentals - Photography by Damian Baker Fire Shows with Hobart Fireflies - Photography by Damian Baker Being a creative producer at Kickstart Arts – Musiq Garden Events - Photography by Karen Brown Acting in Crankit Theatre – Climate change performance - Photograph by Damian Baker And song writing for the Bob Brown Foundation – Tarkine in Motion - Photography by Charles Chadwick The songwriter in me began dreaming and planning to produce my third album, grabbing the opportunity to record late in 2018. Choosing to do this in my bedroom allowed me to explore harmony and work with close musical friends to create song arrangements. Recording Video - Short film by Damian Baker & Shelley Cusiter This year I’ve been collaborating with sound engineers doing the post production, a graphic designer who’s helped me get

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