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In front of a black background there is a person, holding two puppets, one puppet looks like a small person, the other like a skeletal wallaby. These puppets sit on top of a green mountain scape and there is a moon in the middle of the image in the black background.

The Riddle of Washpool Gully

A person in the bottom left of the image holds their hands up touching the face of a dragon coming from the bottom right. The dragon is purple, with red parts coming from it's neck, blue scales around it's mouth and orange eyelids. This two are in front of a orangey/yellow backdrop.

Jennifer Davidson Creative Endowment

an elderly person holds a shadow puppet horse up to a screen, a light comes from behind to light up the screen. A young person with a name tag stands off the the side of the elderly person.

Storied: Intergenerational workshops

On a grey surface we see a tight grouping of black little balls, on the edge the balls frey at the edges and in the middle there is a white piece of mouldable plastic

Matter Era

A young person holds up a wooden handle, attached to the handle are six seperate shadow people made from what looks to be cardboard boxes. these people will create shadows and stories with a projector

Shadow Play

Set in front of a black background is a male playing table tennis, this person plays against no one, but the game itself. There is an larger than life tv screen directly in front of the player, it looks like three tv's together and in a mix of bright australiana colours the screen says REVOLUTION

Anthem Anthem Revolution

The Riddle of Washpool Gully
The Story of Chi
Goldfish
Feathers
The Paper Escaper
Forever Young
Heap
Tip Duck
A Mountain of Voices
All Day Breakfast
Stride
Jennifer Davidson Creative Endowment
Storied: Intergenerational workshops
Matter Era
Shadow Play
Anthem Anthem Revolution
Scaredy Cat
Infinite Monster
Monster Trucks
King Ubu

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