Where we’ve been
Becoming Blak Circus
Blak circus is probably not something to be resolved, only practised. Like many First Nations knowledges, its aliveness is the point. Stories have lasted in the landscape for thousands of years not because they were protected, but because they were allowed to change.
The Struggle of Writing an Acknowledgement of Country
The glamour of being an Artistic Director lies in how quickly you can oscillate between essential tasks. One minute you’re on the floor—pushing the form, sweating, spotting, joining in and the next, you’re deep in website design.
The Joy of giving
Na Djinang has now become a not-for-profit charity.
It took time, effort, and patience. But what does it really mean?
For us, it changes our governance structure.
For you, it means that when you donate, you get a tax deduction.
Reflections from MICC
In July, Julie and I travelled to Montréal, or as the locals pronounce it, Montréal.
We took part in the annual arts market of the Montréal Complètement Cirque festival. We entered a week of full schedules, half-full theatres, and empty wallets.