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Heraldic Migration Liberation Acts (HMLA) is a community art project where community members will be encouraged to make collaborative banners of heraldic imagery.

At our Stories of the Strip event tonight we will also be hearing from long term Vic Park resident, Adjunct Professor Jo...
26/04/2024

At our Stories of the Strip event tonight we will also be hearing from long term Vic Park resident, Adjunct Professor Jon Stratton.

Jon Stratton is an academic and scholar at the University of South Australia in the field of cultural studies, popular music, race and multiculturalism. Jon migrated to Australia from England in 1981 firstly to Brisbane, Darwin and finally to Perth in 1989, where he has been a local resident in Victoria Park ever since.

✨See you at the Victoria Park Community Centre, 248 Gloucester Street, East Vic Park (located behind the Vic Park Library) at 6pm!

Stories of the Strip: Heraldic Migration Liberation Acts Party is tonight at 6pm at the Victoria Park Community Centre (...
26/04/2024

Stories of the Strip: Heraldic Migration Liberation Acts Party is tonight at 6pm at the Victoria Park Community Centre (248 Gloucester St, East Victoria Park)

Tonight we are honoured to have our event launched by Town of Victoria Park Cr Sky Croeser, Victoria Park Jarrah Ward!

Sky Croeser is a councillor at the Town of Vic Park and a lecturer at Curtin University. She's an immigrant to Australia, from a family that's immigrated every generation for at least four generations. When Sky isn't answering emails she likes learning and teaching about possibilities for a diverse and regenerative future

🩷🧡💛 MEET THE TEAM - Gok-Lim Finch/ Làahm Chói Wòh 💛🧡🩷HMLA is a tongue-in-cheek reference to the Immigration Restriction ...
25/04/2024

🩷🧡💛 MEET THE TEAM - Gok-Lim Finch/ Làahm Chói Wòh 💛🧡🩷

HMLA is a tongue-in-cheek reference to the Immigration Restriction Act of 1901. We wanted to explore and honour the many narratives that make up who we are as a community now, and think about teasing out those gaps through places like the Victoria Park Strip. There are so many stories in food, and beyond that there are so many families working together to bring places like this alive.

Làahm Chói Wòh (藍采和) is one of the Taoist eight immortals that crossed the sea. They are also nonbinary, and a patron of flowers and gardeners. Recognising myself in them has been a key moment in my awakening and coming to terms with myself as a q***r and nonbinary person that also likes flowers. And also specifically a q***r person with Cantonese and Hokkien speaking heritage.

Pictured is a still from a performance last year as part of the Q***r Development Program at Performance Space . Photo by Joseph Mayers.

We are looking forward to sharing this beautiful project with you all tomorrow!💛
This project is proudly supported by the Town of Victoria Park and Victoria Park Community Centre.

We have been putting the final touches on our Stories of the Strip artworks✨See you tomorrow! It’s going to be a gentle,...
25/04/2024

We have been putting the final touches on our Stories of the Strip artworks✨

See you tomorrow! It’s going to be a gentle, sweet, fun-loving time.

💛🧡🩷We are so excited to have Hayley Beth join the storytelling performers at the Stories of the Strip event on Friday.💛🧡...
24/04/2024

💛🧡🩷We are so excited to have Hayley Beth join the storytelling performers at the Stories of the Strip event on Friday.💛🧡🩷

📚 Read on for more about Hayley
Hayley Beth is a musician known for her big voice, heavy guitar riffs and quirky banter. Her paternal lineage hails from Myanmar and Borneo. Hayley will be debuting a punk band in the coming months, but aside from music, Hayley studies Psychology and is a Mental Health Peer Worker at Bidi Wungen Kaat Transitional Care Unit in Vic Park. Hayley is vocal in the disability community about issues such as accessibility and inclusivity. She was also an active member of Amnesty’s Indigenous Rights Advisory Group for four years and has campaigned on issues such as Deaths in Custody and youth incarceration.

📷: courtesy of the artist

📚Thank you Ange Yang from Broadsheet Perth for our recent interview about Stories of the Strip - Heraldic Migration Libe...
24/04/2024

📚Thank you Ange Yang from Broadsheet Perth for our recent interview about Stories of the Strip - Heraldic Migration Liberation Acts!
Read it here: https://shorturl.at/wCKN0

Our event on Friday 26 April is going to be so wholesome!! with storytelling, performances and artwork banner reveal.

✨Proudly supported by Town of Victoria Park and Victoria Park Community Centre

📷: Panizza Allmark

STORYTELLER ANNOUNCEMENT 📚 At Stories of the Strip, on Friday, 26 April, we will be revealing out Vic Park community ins...
23/04/2024

STORYTELLER ANNOUNCEMENT 📚
At Stories of the Strip, on Friday, 26 April, we will be revealing out Vic Park community inspired artworks along with storytelling, performances and open mic.

The event will officially be opened by Skye Croeser, Councillor at the with a performance by local artist Kim Donnelly, stories by Professor Jon Stratton, long-time Vic Park resident and more!

👀 Learn more about Kim in their Artist Bio below:

Kim Donnelly is a multi-genre artist born in the vibrant melting pot of Naarm & raised in sunny small town Geraldton. Creating through the lens of mixed Filipino heritage living in Australia, Kim combines improvisational freedom with the classical refinement of her early years in music. With a current focus on indie-pop, Kim’s sonic evolution rejects the metronome, falling in love with the loose freeform of storytelling as a singer-songwriter. Now based in Boorloo, with a profound passion for indie sound, Kim’s lyrics often touch on the push and pull of emotional liberation & the impermanence of the human experience; exploring themes of love & and tender appreciation for meaning. A WAAPA graduate and multi-instrumentalist, Kim’s artistry explores the space between notes, unravelling what can be found between them - playing quiet spaces inviting listeners to gently explore their own emotional terrain, and intimate gatherings with a focus on connection & community within the Boorloo music scene.

📅26 April, 6pm
📍 (248 Gloucester Street, East Victoria Park)

See you there!🙏

Do you recognise any of these places along the strip? ✨ Thank you to these lovely restaurants for allowing up to take so...
20/04/2024

Do you recognise any of these places along the strip? ✨ Thank you to these lovely restaurants for allowing up to take some photos of your businesses.

🧠So why did we choose to do a community art project?
Art is always part of the community, even if it is our inner most thoughts being expressed. For this project, we wanted to make something in collaboration with the wider community. It's special and important to feel like you are part of something bigger. We share more commonalities than we realise and community art projects can be a tool to break down barriers and highlight that interconnected-ness.

Work in progress for one of the Heraldic Migration Liberation Acts artworks. Come a see this work in the flesh at the th...
18/04/2024

Work in progress for one of the Heraldic Migration Liberation Acts artworks. Come a see this work in the flesh at the the 'Stories of the Strip' party! 🥳

'Stories of the Strip' celebratory event with storytelling, performances and artwork made by members of the Victoria Park community.

Proudly supported by the Victoria Park Community Centre as part of the Town of Victoria Park’s 2024 Art Season.

Date: Friday, 26 April, 6 - 9pm
Location: Victoria Park Community Centre

🩷🧡💛 MEET THE TEAM - Natalie de Rozario/Nat Kadaw 💛🧡🩷While putting this project together Gok-Lim and I contemplated what ...
17/04/2024

🩷🧡💛 MEET THE TEAM - Natalie de Rozario/Nat Kadaw 💛🧡🩷

While putting this project together Gok-Lim and I contemplated what stories, myths and legends we feel connected to. I am drawn to spirits that inspire freedom, creative expression and powerful sexuality much like 'Nat Kadaw'.

In Burmese culture there are 37 'Nats' (spirits) each entwined with traditional narratives and animism of the ancient land. Nat Kadaws are Burmese Queens, mystic brides and femme-q***r baddies. And while people who are gay and/or who reject gender norms often suffer scorn and rejection by society, Nat Kadaws are esteemed as respected and influential figures in the community.

We are looking forward to sharing this beautiful project with you all next week!💛

Calling all members of the Victoria Park community!🩷🧡💛We would love to invite you to share a story, poetry or perform at...
15/04/2024

Calling all members of the Victoria Park community!
🩷🧡💛We would love to invite you to share a story, poetry or perform at our event on the 26 April at the Victoria Park Community Centre.

Help us celebration of the many stories, myths, legends, and wonder behind our local communities and businesses. 💛🧡🩷

DM us or email [email protected] for more info

This project is proudly supported by the Town of Victoria Park and Victoria Park Community Centre

🩷Heraldic Migration Liberation Acts (HMLA) is a community art project where local Victoria Park community members will b...
07/03/2024

🩷Heraldic Migration Liberation Acts (HMLA) is a community art project where local Victoria Park community members will be encouraged to make collaborative banners of heraldic imagery.

🧡The title is a play on the Immigration Restriction Act 1901 and a celebration of the many stories, myths, legends, and wonder behind our local communities and businesses. These heraldic artworks will come from community stories and conversations about hope, freedom, and connection.

💛We are inviting local businesses and communities to share stories of myth, history, and hope with us, and to collaborate on designs that include heraldic imagery and important cultural figures to explore the deeper connections between the many people that are part of the Victoria Park community.

✨️Get intouch with us today if you know any local businesses on the Victoria Park Cafe strip who would like to get involved ✨️

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248 Gloucester Street, East Vic Park
East Victoria Park, WA
6101

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