
We are inviting women of all ages and backgrounds who live in Colyton and would like to build creative skills to participate. You will work with artists Jacqueline Olivetti and Matte Roche on zine-making, text and recording sound, with Lucia Scurrah to felting and weave and with Claire Nakazawa to paint. Workshops will take place on [...]
May 15, 2012 | Categories: Colyton, Text | Leave A Comment »

Interview by Monica Castillo It was a cold Wednesday morning when I fumbled with the school library’s tape recorder. My frozen fingers pressed every button as my participant was reading a set of questions on crispy white paper. His room was like a home office – photos of family displayed on the walls, suitable neatness [...]
Jul 02, 2010 | Categories: Photos, Text | Leave A Comment »

The old fish shop by George Ray “This is the site of the Tony and Maria’s old fish and chip shop located on the Great Western Highway and near Marsden road. It was a favourite pastime on a Friday night to go and buy fish and chips for a quick meal and then catch the [...]
Jun 29, 2010 | Categories: Photos, Text | Tags: Neighbourhood Stories St Marys, stories by George Ray | Leave A Comment »

Chris Reid: speaking with and listening to community….. Chris said many ideas came out of his interviews with people in St Marys and from listening to the community. These ideas from people he spoke with included: a community approach to children’s learning by mediums such as painting, dancing and listening to stories Youth Drop in [...]
Jun 28, 2010 | Categories: Photos, Text | Tags: Chris Reid, Neighbourhood Stories St Marys | Leave A Comment »

Interview with Norma Thorburn by George Ray George: We are talking with Norma in her home in Monfarville St, St Marys, where Norma has lived for 50 years, after her marriage to her late husband George Cull. Do you like living in this area? Norma: It is a quiet place and I am very handy to the shops in Monfarville St and the [...]
Jun 25, 2010 | Categories: Photos, Text | Tags: George Ray, living in St Marys, local stories, Neighbourhood Stories | Leave A Comment »