…to what you’ve done before. It took me being unable to walk to reteach myself how to move and how to translate my dreams through words and gestures with other…

…and cultural practice and offering today’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists opportunities to retrain, enhance and diversify skills,” Mr Walker said. From its campus on Darkinjung Land on the…

…– through dance, through a theatre piece, through a book. We can do it through visual arts, we can do it through media and now in new art forms, through…

…and all come to it with such different intentions, which makes it quite exciting.Bronte: I think it’s been challenging to my practice by being able to step into different roles…

…percent capacity to even make profit, it’s going to be hard for theatres to survive on that. But art can evolve and adapt. Creating online content and dance films is…

…Continued education shows your ability to keep progressing – to expand your mind and your knowledge base. Learning new things is good for your wellbeing, mind, body and spirit. I…

…discipline and apply it in your dance. It really builds and strengthens your identity, and even though it’s not your culture, it gives you a sense of identity and pride….

…with pride and from any dance form,” she added. The music for Big Dance was especially composed by NAISDA Unit Manager of Music Composition and Dance on Film, Huey Benjamin…