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25.01.2022 Since the middle of March, 18.5% of arts and entertainment workers have lost their jobs, and 53% of businesses have ceased trading. But the Minister for the Art...s has been missing in action. We need an Arts Minister who will stand up for the industry and workers he oversees. Paul Fletcher: we need an arts and entertainment rescue package now. #saveourcreators #noworkerleftbehind See more
25.01.2022 I saw this play last night and I have never seen a more emotionally excoriating performance in my life. The play and the performance is important and exquisite and I am so glad I got to see it. Hullabaloo Co. and Claire Bowen Management promoted and produced this tour, and thank you to Lisa Campos and Will Dunlop who saw the show in Brisbane and Canberra to review it. Huge respect to Tim Marriott, Fen Marriott and Toby H Marriott as the formidable tour team - writer/performer.../director Tim, tech and promoter Toby, counsellor Fen. What a truly inspirational team of artists and educators. If you see Shell Shock The Play playing in a town near you in Australia, New Zealand or the UK, go and see it, it will not disappoint.
25.01.2022 An opportunity from Screenwest here.
25.01.2022 Thank you to Rai Ismail, writer, director and festival speaker for this share (you can follow Rai here http://rafeifismail.com/)
23.01.2022 Please know that I am feeling exactly as proud of this video as I was delighted while being in the background of this video Click through for the full delight of 'Zone of English' for #StoryBursts https://youtu.be/1zxTIxM1Dk4
23.01.2022 It has been the most inspiring two months working with Kevin and the ICRAR team, especially Cass, on a project that really shows what Western Australian writers, scientists and performers can do when they collaborate. Tomorrow night, and across the weekend, videos of the winning monologues from the National Science Week ICRAR Monologue Competition will be released on ICRAR's YouTube channel. https://www.youtube.com/ICRAR/... Join us to enjoy a unique way of celebrating the best of science and the arts. With funding from Inspiring Western Australia and support from UWA Research #scienceweek #SolveitwithSTEM #StoryBursts
22.01.2022 The theme for NAIDOC this year is Always Was, Always Will Be, and Nathalie got to launch Junjurri TV during the week that is usually NAIDOC Week. For 2020, NAIDOC Week will now be from 8-15 November ... I cannot wait to see all the other episodes before then! #NAIDOC2020
22.01.2022 How can true cultural diversity in Australia's media be achieved? And how much of the diversity that we see is simply 'performative'?
20.01.2022 Information for Victoria artists
20.01.2022 We have declared a Nathalie McLean weekend! You can watch two episodes of Junjurri TV from Junjurri Workshop right now. And tomorrow, Nat speaks to Steven Oliver Official and Steven McGregor in a post-screening Q&A for Looky Looky Here Comes Cooky in the digital Melbourne International Film Festival 68.... There will also be a Vault Session performance from Alice Skye, after the Q&A, what a weekend!
18.01.2022 Well, two people we know have definitely been getting some writing done! Congratulations to Ariel Armarego-Marriott for her place (under a nom de plume) on the Baggage Productions shortlist for their monologue competition! Also on the shortlist ... yours truly :)
17.01.2022 It's halfway through NAIDOC week and I have witnessed wonderful yarns celebrating the continued connection of the First Nations to land, family, art and joy. And I particularly want to share this clip, because these three men are even more fabulous in real life, and I just LAUGH when I see them, and I watch their ABC clips multiple times ... Thank you Garret xxx
16.01.2022 me: *check casting brief* oh yes, the impossible human for an improbable role, I'll get right back to you ... also me: *rings beloved artist* hi darling, so, I have this brief ...
16.01.2022 Sometimes it doesn't matter how you work it, the system doesn't have your back, so you have to have your back!
15.01.2022 Do you want to write about ICRAR-The University of Western Australia's Omima Osman for Claire Bowen Management's National Science Week Monologue Competition? There are nine researchers and countless ICRAR topics you could write about in your entry - the only limit is your imagination! More information and meet the other researchers: https://www.icrar.org//outreac/nswk-monologue-competition/ Omima is a PhD student at ICRAR. She travelled from Sudan to Italy seeking knowledge... and acquiring degrees in physics, astrophysics and cosmology before arriving in Australia. Currently, she is working on solving several puzzles concerning cosmic dust and its effects on star formation. Story from Fremantle Herald Official: https://heraldonlinejournal.com/2020//10/dust-off-your-pen/
15.01.2022 Thank you Marisa Wikramanayake for the communication: 1. MEAA members please check your emails ASAP. 2. MEAA wants govt to provide funding directly to workers and organisations rather than forcing workers to have to go through the already overloaded social security system:... https://www.meaa.org//performing-arts-screen-and-media-ne/ 3. MEAA needs to hear from ALL workers (MEMBERS & NON MEMBERS) in the ARTS, CULTURAL, SPORTING and MEDIA sector if they have lost work. Everyone. They have a survey up at http://www.meaa.org/coronavirus-survey You can be ANONYMOUS. They need the data to lobby the government effectively and to have more information for staff to know who to help and how to help. The I Lost My Gig count is useful so please do keep submitting to that as well but it is also primarily for musicians and we need cross-sector data. So fill out the MEAA survey as well and pass it around. https://ilostmygig.net.au/ 4. MEAA has also pushed for shareholders to keep the AAP newswire open and running for as long as possible so that we can be sure of a) getting regular reliable coverage of the coronavirus and developments out where it is needed and b) ensuring that former AAP workers don't end up struggling right now. https://www.meaa.org/media/meaa-letter-to-aap-shareholders/ 5. MEAA staff are working very hard to make sure MEAA can help people. There will be more announcements forthcoming as things develop. MEAA are a small union with 67 staff nationally and they have to ensure that they can do their work but also be safe. 6. Writers and journalists, we will be tweeting and retweeting pitching opportunities and call-outs via the hashtag #paythewriters and from the @paythewriters account soon but we recommend you also follow @weischoice and @studyhallxyz who have been doing a lot of this. If you are an editor/organisation with such opportunities tweet at us and we will retweet it. If you need industrial assistance, email [email protected]. If you need membership assistance, call 1300 656 513 or email [email protected] Your elected and active delegates are around whatever your part of the sector is. If you have questions, COVID related or otherwise, please ask us. We discuss the issues and concerns you raise with us so if you have any, let us know. You don't need to be a member to chat to us. Photo for happiness: Artist: Rina Freiberg https://www.instagram.com/rinafreiberg/
13.01.2022 When Art Edit watches the talented artists <3
13.01.2022 An important story from Ruby <3
12.01.2022 10 days paid cultural leave and cultural consultants aimed at First Nations employees have been negotiated in the new Michael Cassel Group EBA! Michael Cassel Group congratulations on being industry leaders. Please share this post to show your support. Thanks to the amazing negotiating team:... Nathalie McLean Marty Alix Samuel Gaskin Tigist Strode Chloe Dallimore James O’Connell Stephen Mahy #MEAAequity #rightsideofhistory #icmeaa
12.01.2022 ICRAR and Claire Bowen Management have created a Monologue Competition for Western Australian writers of all ages. Funded by ICRAR, Inspiring Western Australia and National Science Week, this competition is free, for all creative and nonfiction writers, and we accept 13 languages. The first step for writers is to fill out an EOI: https://bit.ly/ICRARmonologueEOI... In partnership with #UWAResearchImpactSeries
12.01.2022 Financial help for Western Australian artists.
12.01.2022 Do you want to write about CSIRO's Dr Minh Huynh for the National Science Week ICRAR Monologue Competition? There are ten researchers and countless ICRAR topics you could write about in your entry - the only limit is your imagination! More information and meet the other researchers: https://www.icrar.org//outreac/nswk-monologue-competition/ Minh's research is focused on multi-wavelength surveys of galaxy formation and evolution, and solving the big data challenges of our ne...xt generation radio observatories with machine learning. She was the Deputy International SKA Project Scientist from 2010 to 2012. She is now an adjunct senior fellow at ICRAR-UWA and a senior astronomer at CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science, leading the data archive for the Australian SKA Pathfinder telescope. The University of Western Australia Story from POST Newspapers https://www.pressreader.com/australia/post-newspapers
12.01.2022 Do you want to write about CSIRO's Dr Minh Huynh for Claire Bowen Management's National Science Week Monologue Competition? There are ten researchers and countl...ess ICRAR topics you could write about in your entry - the only limit is your imagination! More information and meet the other researchers: https://www.icrar.org//outreac/nswk-monologue-competition/ Minh's research is focused on multi-wavelength surveys of galaxy formation and evolution, and solving the big data challenges of our next generation radio observatories with machine learning. She was the Deputy International SKA Project Scientist from 2010 to 2012. She is now an adjunct senior fellow at ICRAR-UWA and a senior astronomer at CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science, leading the data archive for the Australian SKA Pathfinder telescope.
10.01.2022 I regard the following protocols as essential industry standards for all Arts practice and projects: - a Code of Conduct that is regularly revised inline with new understanding and needs - a full budget line and role covering Cultural Competency in all projects, especially funded projects - ongoing Mental Health First Aid training and HR support for artists and crew - an Inclusion Rider for all projects that are written or created by clients... There are still areas that I can improve, especially ensuring that: - I amplify voices but do not speak for other's lived experience - I am able to provide multiple and updated resources to people who seek my clients, but are not aware of the wider industry in which my clients develop and create their work and community - I can consistently provide new ways to question gatekeepers and challenge assumptions https://www.istandwiththequarter.com/statement https://www.theguardian.com//these-are-the-faces-of-austra? #istandwiththequarter MEAA intertwine
09.01.2022 Writing online with collaborators and for strangers is terribly good fun! (and great training)
08.01.2022 For Queensland artists, you can contact this group
07.01.2022 The fabulous Cheryl Tan is going to be speaking live in about an hour <3
05.01.2022 Do you want to write about ICRAR-Curtin University's Dr Guillaume Drouart for Claire Bowen Management's National Science Week Monologue Competition? There are nine researchers and countless ICRAR topics you could write about in your entry - the only limit is your imagination! More information and meet the other researchers: https://www.icrar.org//outreac/nswk-monologue-competition/ Guillaume is a lost french astronomer in the process to become Australian as finding Polaris ...to go back home is impossible. He completed his PhD between Germany and France, with a stay in Sweden for a postdoc. He decided to live under the Western Australian Southern Cross to finally find the first active supermassive black holes after the Big Bang, using the MWA. Story from PerthNow: https://www.perthnow.com.au//written-in-the-stars-cosmos-p
04.01.2022 It's important to support your Guilds and Unions!
04.01.2022 NSW artists can access this assistance.
04.01.2022 Nathalie has been working with Complete Works Theatre Company these past weeks.
04.01.2022 Experiencing this performance on the page and in the room was electric. Thank you to Balthazaar Media Artisan Music and Jennifer Piper for capturing it for film Click through for the full impact of The Emu in the Sky for #StoryBursts https://youtu.be/-KPjYNLfHZw
02.01.2022 When theatre is cancelled, what do you do? You bloody uncancel theatre is what you do! With the help of parents, friends and ... workmates ... this is exactly what Ell, Laura and Lucy did. It's unique, it's iconique and it's the start of something well-oiled and ready to tarp ...
02.01.2022 I couldn't be more excited to see Ebony's work in this iconic story, and alongside a cast that, together, tells the story of this continent!
01.01.2022 In response to the cancellation of this year's Rob Guest Endowment, all 30 semi-finalists have today issued the following statement: "The former Rob Guest Endowment Semi-Finalists have remained united whilst navigating these past few weeks. As a result, through MEAA, they have issued the following statement: "We acknowledge the traditional land owners of the Country we live and work on today. We acknowledge Elders past, present and emerging. This was, and always will be, Abo...Continue reading
01.01.2022 This week is usually NAIDOC Week, but this year the dates have been moved to November. This year's theme is Always Was, Always Will Be #NAIDOC2020
