PODCASTS
The hosts of the Surf Coast Creatives podcast are Jess Mellington & Ben Hucker. They started their independent project during the early days of Covid, to capture the stories of creatives making a living from their passion. Listen to a wide collection of interviews with Artists, Designers, Photographers, Illustrators, Craftsmen, Speakers, Leaders, Adventurers and more. Each episode is packed full of insight and a good dose of practical hints and tips for taking the leap. |
SCA Participants
Treasurer / Co-founder: Julie Dyer Co-founder: Mark Trinham |
Unfurling Surf Coast Artists: Julie Dyer in Conversation with Mark TrinhamPrior to any ideas about a Surf Coast arts sector, artists were ensuring they had a voice. Ideas of environmental groups and the philosophy of local artists were, and are, closely aligned. Join Surf Coast Arts Inc Treasurer Julie Dyer and multi disciplinary artist Mark Trinham as they “unfurl Surf Coast artists”. This is the first of PORTAL's Sunday Morning Sessions 'Women in Conversation'. A series of interviews, panel discussions and in-depth discussion hosted by and featuring pre-eminent women in arts on the Surf Coast.
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SCA Participants
President: Helen Gibbins Committee Member: Wendy Grose Treasurer + behind the scenes: Julie Dyer |
A Sense of Place: Connecting community to place through arts and creativityLocal artists Jacqui Dreessens and Wendy Grose (current SCA committee member) discuss the importance of creativity and the arts in creating a sense of place.
Surf Coast Arts Inc President Helen Gibbins joins them both in conversation about creating original site specific community theatre, music and dance in the beautiful environs of the Surf Coast, and in particular during the Torquay High Tide Festival which ran from 1995 to 2014.. |
SCA Participants
Vice President: Caroline Hawkins Past Committee Member: Sally Groom |
Launch: Natural Connections Project
Host Sally Groom (President Surf Coast Shire Art Space, Anglesea & Torquay MAC Committee Member) joins artist Caroline Hawkins (Surf Coast Arts Inc Vice President) to discuss the intentions behind Caroline's new project. Caroline is an Anglesea artist who has worked with natural materials to create ephemeral works for several years. Developed in conjunction with the Drolkar Buddhist centre, the project will offer ways for participants to cultivate a connection to nature and promote greater emotional wellbeing - a necessity as we face the difficult reality of climate change.
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The Making of the Surf Coast Arts TrailCr Margot Smith in conversation with Julie Dyer, Pat McKenzie and Cinnamon Stephens about this epic Surf Coast event and how it came into being.
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SCA Participants
President: Helen Gibbins Co-founder: Mark Trinham Past Committee Member: Daniela Rodriguez |
Where to Now? The Future of the Arts on the Surf Coast
Join us in conversation about the future of the arts on the Surf Coast. Geelong Art Gallery Director Jason Smith joins local artists and arts figures Stewart Guthrie (Ashmore Arts), Geoffrey Carran (artist/muralist), Helen Gibbins (President Surf Coast Arts Inc + artist), Daniela Rodriguez (artist/photographer, MAC committee member) and Mark Trinham (multi disciplinary artist and musician) to discuss the future of the arts on the Surf Coast.
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SCA Participants
President: Helen Gibbins Past Committee Members: Sally Groom, Daniela Rodriguez, Karen Steenbergen |
The MAC: A community-driven arts centre
Join Surf Coast Arts Inc President Helen Gibbins to learn about the hugely exciting new development in the arts on the Surf Coast - the conversion of the old sport and recreation centre in Torquay into a community-run multi arts centre.
She'll be discussing the project with MAC's chair George Carman, Torquay Theatre Troupe's Gay Bell, Surf Coast Shire Art Space (Anglesea) President Sally Groom and photographer and cultural leader Daniela Rodriguez. PORTAL Area Coordinator for this session: Karen Steenbergen |
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