Heaps Decent is an Australian organisation empowering young people through skills building, cultural access and creativity.
Working with underrepresented and marginalised youth, our participatory program of music and visual media activities provides a pathway to discovery, personal growth and agency through self-expression.Our good friends at Shopfront are looking for creative young people for their major project:
16 April, 2-4pm at Shopfront Contemporary Arts & Performance
MACHINE ATLAS, directed by Caitlin Newton-Broad is inspired by performance collectives and individual artists from around the world who invent, design, build, record and perform all their own work.
Shopfront is looking to work with up to 20 young people and emerging artists aged 16-25 from May to August 2011. Explore the whole gamut of image-making and use your own experiences of Change and Consequence.
Supported by experienced artists in design, sound, performance and film from Australia and the UK, the ensemble will come together to create, from the ground up, this year’s major outdoor performance event.
For more information, go here
To Register:
Email a short statement of why you would like to be involved, highlighting skills and interests PLUS a drawing, a piece of writing or photograph you have made
Send your Registration to Shopfront’s Producer by April 2
admin@shopfront.org.au
Enquiries: (02) 9588 3948
www.shopfront.org.au