Dave Crowe

Alice Springs-based songwriter/producer Dave Crowe performs and produces music under the name Resin Moon, as well as producing music and sound for many Northern Territory musicians and arts projects.

He has written music for the U.S feature film Grounded, and international T.V shows Akward and Made in Chelsea. He has also penned major TV ad campaigns for Mitsubishi, Australia Post, Medibank, Olive Grove (U.S) and Tourism NT and is currently works with Gaga Music Publishing.

As an artist, he has twice won the NT Song of the Year (2013, 2016), an Australian Independent Music Award, and placed 3rd in the International Songwriting Competition. 

Listen to Resin Moon

Declan Furber Gillick

Born in Mparntwe, Declan Furber Gillick is a Central Arrernte man and a multi-disciplinary artist whose practice spans writing, theatre, poetry, music production, rap, film and visual art. His family and cultural makeup is a proud mix of Arrernte and Irish-Australian heritage. Declan also works freelance as a teaching artist, educator and mentor at both community and institutional levels and is a member of the Australian Writer's Guild. Recent notable achievements include commissions for Melbourne Theatre Company's Next Stage Program and Ilbijerri Theatre Company, accolades from the Green Room Awards and Melbourne Fringe Awards, and projects with Melbourne Emerging Writers' Festival, Playwrighting Australia, Northern Territory Writers' Festival, The Things We Did Next and Punctum Experiments in Live Arts. Declan's 2019 EP, released under the moniker KNOMAD, is entitled Love and Politics Pt 1. He is currently working as part of a small First Nations writing team to adapt Melissa Lucashenko’s novel Too Much Lip for television and is the recipient of Melbourne Athenaeum Library’s Residency Position for 2022

Kumalie Riley

Kumalie (Rosalie) Riley is an Arrernte woman from Tyuretye/Mparntwe (Alice Springs) with spiritual affiliations and connections to the land, hereditary from her grandmother.

Kumalie is an Arrernte Elder and artist, whose practice is rooted in language and cultural education, with many years of experience teaching Arrernte language in local Alice Springs schools and institutions. At Watch This Space, Kumalie has recently initiated a new basic conversation course that follows basic principles of Arrernte language and conversation simultaneously traversing aspects of traditional culture, education, local sites and mapping. In Kumalie's practice as an educator she offers both private and group tuition.

She has contributed to widely-acclaimed publications such as the Eastern and Central Arrernte to English Dictionary, and the Eastern and Central Arrernte Picture Dictionary (both published by the Institute for Aboriginal Development).

Kumalie is a highly experienced interpreter and translator, and is frequently called upon to assist with court interpreting and recording radio, television and DVD scripts in Eastern/Central Arrernte. 

Vito Lucarelli

Vito Lucarelli is an electronics, sound and music enthusiast. Most of their electronics work to date has been largely around analogue synthesis. Generally, with the intention of creating analogue circuits that either produce or manipulate sound, but has recently begun applying this knowledge to video synthesis.

Vito is self-taught in this discipline and is firmly of the belief that the secrets of the world are hidden inside YouTube videos and online forums.

Vito also produces music under the name V.N. Lucarelli. This music is in the realm of ambient/experimental/melodic-noise and it utilises analogue and digital modular synthesisers to create emotive and dynamic soundscapes.

Photo by Sara Maiorino.

Mary Barton

I'm a painter and drawer, I use oil and gouache. I love the feeling colour brings to a space and the emotion it makes us feel. My work is an intuitive response to my surroundings. I play with composition, texture, surface and shape. I'm interested in abstraction and am continually trying to solve technical and compositional problems within the picture.

Gabriel Curtin

Gabriel Curtin is an artist, writer and editor. He is in incalculable debt to Fred Moten, Stefano Harney, Mariame Kaba, Tessa Laird, John and Mali Cavanagh, Snack Syndicate (Astrid Lorange and Andrew Brooks), Alexis Wright, Priyamvada Gopal, Beth Sometimes, László Krasznahorkai, Patrick Chamoiseau, Lukas Penney, Donna Haraway, Ender Başkan, Sophie Moorhouse Morris, Simone White, La Familia (Bryan, Sam, Sarita, Nawel), POETRY foundation, Tam Hanson, Minor Compositions, the list continues on and on and on

Eremaya Albrecht

Eremaya Albrecht is a photographer and artist who responds to people, places and the spaces between. Using the substructure of conceptual art, alongside a personal and political viewpoint, she seeks to express the world around her. Constantly in a state of experimentation, her practice embraces the ambiguity of passing moments caught in a still frame. Moments captured as a form of poetry. She approaches photography with intuition and emotion, utilising analogue photographic techniques and the moving image.

STILL ALIVE AFTER 25 PROGRAM

Dave Crowe

Steph Harrison

Sy Browne

Xavia Nou

Edward Gould

Belle Moody

Suzi Lyon

Elliat Rich

Alex Pye

Alex Kelly

Kieran Finnane

Jennifer Taylor

Madeleine Krenek

Frankie Snowdon

Jonny Rowden

Zoya Godoroja-Prieckaerts

Sandrine Frapier

Danny Lopez

Elyse Constable

Tessa Snowdon

Betty Sweetlove

Kelly Lee Hickey

Mogahid Ahmed

Nicole

Michael Lindsey

Hannah Ekin

Jorgen Doyle

Beth Sometimes

Al Bethune

Cy Starkman

Craig San Roque

Fiona Walsh

Sue Grant

Josh Davis

Mimi Catterns

Pip McManus

J9 Stanton

Franca Barraclough

Sue Dugdale

Brandy Alexander

DJ Don’t Argue

EXHIBITIONS / PERFORMANCES

Al Bethune (NT)

Lucy Parakhina (TAS)

Emma Collard (NT)

Cecile Galiazzo (NSW)

Priscilla Beck (TAS)

Zoya Godoroja-Prieckaerts (NT)

Lydia Cohen (UK)

Kiki Albury (NT)

Lisa Kunoth (NT)

Sharona Kunoth (NT)

Christine Kunoth (NT)

Shabella Rambler (NT)

Caspar Connolly (VIC)

Grace Pickford (VIC)

Chips Mackinolty (NT)

Elliat Rich (NT)

Belle Moody (NT)

Billie Rankin (TAS)

Clare Powell (TAS)

Olivia Nigro (NSW)

Owen Kelly (NSW)

Bobbie Bayley (NSW)

Magic Steven (VIC)

Plastic Loaves (VIC)

TRAVELLING ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE

Anna Dakin (UK)

Holly Macdonald (VIC)

Frankie Snowdon & Madeleine Krenek (NT)

Cecile Galliazzo (NSW)

Tom Fry (NT)

Phoebe Beard (TAS)

Lucinda Kennedy (VIC)

Henry Copas (NSW)

Paula Mahoney (VIC)

STUDIO ARTISTS (LOCAL)

Emma Collard

Hannah Muir

Alex Kelly

Tamara Cornthwaite

Dave Crowe

Beth Sometimes

Jonny Rowden

Hannah Ekin

Kelly Lee Hickey

Caddie Brain

OTHER PROGRAMS, PROJECTS & EVENTS

Annual Zine Fair
17 artists

Practicing The Social: the art of community panel discussion
Beth Sometimes (NT), Danny Butt (VIC) & Kate Just (VIC)

Annual Lawn Sale
Supported by 8CCC Community Radio, The Goods Coffee Shop & Du Yu Coffee
+ 39 stall holders

Poo Party
Community fundraiser for an accessible toilet

Better Together exhibition for World Environment Day
Partnership with Arid Lands Environment Centre
+ 21 artists

The Writing On The Wall public notice board
Beth Sometimes, Phoebe Beard, Harry Copas

Apmere Angkentye-kenhe
WTS supported the financial administration of the project in 2018, and provided in-kind support by offering space for meetings and working bees.

Building Walls / Desert video
Samaya Wives, GUTS, Zoya Godoroja-Prieckaerts, No Mono

EXHIBITIONS

Mel Matveyeff

Bridgid Fitzgerald

Debris Facility

Rod Moss

Wendy Cowan

Judy Brumby

Naomi Kantjuriny

Anawari Mitchell

Pantjiti Lewis

Margaret Smith

Maringka Burton

Katelnd Griffin

Sally Mumford

Eramaya Albrecht

Ira Gold

Marlene Rose Firkin

Christopher Brocklbank

Yoana Mynah

Lelep Wighton

Blair McFarland

Joshua Santospirito

Suzi Lyon

Georgie Igoe

Chris Ng

Kimberley Zeneth

Petal

Karine Tremblay

Hannah Hall

Maggie Gleeson Briscoe

Peachy

Cam Candy

Gretel Bull

Mela Melankolia

Carmel Vandermolen

Jennifer Taylor

Catherine Phillips

Nancy Wilson

Esther Nunn

Alice Springs Town Council Youth Action Group

Jeff Tan

Heather Jensen

Madeline Bishop

James Langer

Leela Schauble

Zoya Godoroja-Prieckaerts

Clare Jackson

Tessa Millerick

Beth Sometimes

Claire Capel-Stanley

Melissa Hunt

Lorrayne Gorey

Margaret Boko

Lisa Twomey

Aoife Milson

Elliat Rich

Golda Rich

Stephanie Day

Susan Gourley

Theia Connell

Grace Herbert

Joseph Burgess

Mervyn Rubuntja

Doris Kngwarraye Stuart

RESIDENCIES

Mel Matveyeff

Lisa Stewart

Rachel Feery

Frankie Snowdon

Madeleine Krenek

Tara Samaya

Kelly Beneforti

Alice McIntosh

Nell Pearson

Susan Gourley

Elisa Carmichael

Kristen Coleman

Robert Hope-Johnstone

STUDIO ARTISTS

Peter Raftos

Dave Crowe

Edward Gould

Joaquin Hourbiegt

Beth Sometimes

Emma Collard

Dord Burrough

Jeff Tan

Hannah Muir

Kelly-Lee Hickey

PUBLIC PROGRAMS, PROJECTS & EVENTS

Alice Sings Pop Choir
Edward Gould & Dave Crowe + 60 community members

Apmere Angkentye-kenhe (A Place for Language)
Beth Sometimes, Arrernte language experts and traditional custodians, Batchelor Institute, Akeyluerre Healing Centre, Children’s Ground, the Alice Springs Library & the Alice Springs Language Centre + wider Mparntwe/Alice Springs community/language learners

An Act Of Showing ARI group exhibition in Melbourne
Exhibited artwork by Pamela Lofts

Shiny Party Fundraiser / Community Market / Performances
Edward Francis, Alice Sings Pop-Choir, Ash Steel, Apakatja, DJ Drazic's GF, Cutlery

Consequences Workshop
Kerri Meehan & Alex Ressel

60,000 Artists Fundraiser and Climate Change awareness
Arid Lands Environment Centre

Facts On The Ground Reading Groups
Hannah Ekin & Jorgen Doyle

Violet Sunset Presentation
Kim Mahood

Full Disclosure Spy offsite installation
Wide Open Space Festival

ART Talks
Jacquie Chlanda, Jennifer Taylor & Jonny Rowden

Ideas Incubator 2.0
Community programming session for the 25th Birthday Celebrations in 2018

Magic Hour @ Coles Carpark exhibition in Hobart for HOBIENNALE
Beth Sometimes, Harry Hayes & Zoya Godoroja-Prieckaerts

Discursive Noticeboard Public Art
Hannah Ekin & Jorgen Doyle