Romy Ash
is a novelist. Her first book, Floundering, was shortlisted for the Miles Franklin award.

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Portrait June 29, 2019

DJ and sound artist Lucreccia Quintanilla

A walk along Merri Creek with multimedia artist Lucreccia Quintanilla.

Culture February 23, 2019

Filmmaker Elizabeth Pepin Silva

Watching the waves with surfer, photographer and documentarian Elizabeth Pepin Silva.

Portrait February 02, 2019

Professor David Lindenmayer

A walk through Toolangi State Forest with scientist and academic David Lindenmayer.

Portrait December 08, 2018

Indigenous fire educator Victor Steffensen

A walk through Kuranda, Queensland, with Indigenous fire practitioner Victor Steffensen.

Portrait November 17, 2018

Chef Julia Ostro

In the kitchen with chef and author Julia Ostro.

Portrait September 29, 2018

Dancer Jo Lloyd

A walk through the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art with choreographer and dancer Jo Lloyd.

Portrait July 28, 2018

Artist Jake Walker

A walk through the home studio of abstract artist Jake Walker.

Culture June 16, 2018

Dark Mofo guest artist Laurie Anderson

Laurie Anderson has been a creative pioneer for decades, working across genre, time and place. Now 71 and still prolific, she continues to push boundaries with virtual reality projects. “You, yourself, your body kind of disappears and you have this incredible freedom to fly and to observe things that you wouldn’t be able to do in your body. So it’s almost like you’re as free as your imagination and you become your own imagination. It’s very, very thrilling.”

Portrait April 21, 2018

Poet Hera Lindsay Bird

Visiting New Zealand poet Hera Lindsay Bird in Wellington.

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