This clip conveys “The ripple effect of lateral love”, the importance of having self- love, and standing strong together as Aboriginal people.

This audio clip conveys dialogue between the women from the Blak Women’s Healing program speaking about how Country continues to reveal itself and thrive. Safety of the group

This audio clip speaks of how the Blak Women’s Healing program formed a safe space to connect, and the importance of place in coming together as Aboriginal women

This clip speaks to how the Black Women’s Healing program supported women in healing trauma relationally, releasing shame through the work, and the “sistahood” built within the space.

This audio clip conveys the inspirations behind the bush-dyeing practice for the women, with details of how banners created reflect the intimate and community strength of Blak women, and how exhibition has become a way to display the courage and power of Blak women’s stories.

This audio clip speaks to the need for community, the importance of the next generation, and learning from the past in order to move forward.

This audio clip speaks to the ways the Blak Women’s Healing program has enabled cultural strength and understanding of women’s individual journeys of healing, and how this has also furthered connections to their communities and children.

strange undertones – Nikhil Nagaraj by Arts House Listening Program

towards unfoldment and reciprocity (portability of ritual ii) - Shareeka Helaluddin by Arts House Listening Program

to the divine we return (portability of ritual ii) - Shareeka Helaluddin by Arts House Listening Program

Expressions of Interest (EOI) submissions for The Warehouse Residency between July 2025 and June 2026 will open Thursday 5 September and close Wednesday 23 October 2024.

More information can be found here:

www.artshouse.com.au/artist-opportunities/the-warehouse-residency