Young People Defining Brisbane
In Brisbane, many of the most dedicated, motivated and active young people in our community are connected with the Visible Ink space. Young people currently access the space for training, workshops, networking events, meetings, rehearsals, art projects, skills development, setting up a business, planning sessions, forums, debates, performances, exhibitions, film editing and much more. We profile these Young People Defining Brisbane here. If you are a Young Person Defining Brisbane and interested in being profiled visit this page to tell us about you.
Being from Singapore, it would be so bizarre for my 14-year-old self to envision being the person I am today in Brisbane, Australia. Life...
Alex Campbell wants you to know that anyone can make art and anyone can make a zine and she thinks you should give it...
Singer/song-writer, poet, story-teller and social justice advocate, we chat to Bee Peever-Morgan, who is currently interning at Visible Ink.
Jordan Schulte primarily does stand-up comedy, but he's young, he doesn't just do that. He does a whole bunch of things and doesn't see...
Alisa is a new face in furniture design, having started out in Architecture before completing her Masters in Visual Arts/ Design at The Griffith...
Ben Bennett volunteers at Open Doors, studies business, and goes to school. Worried of bullying, Ben hid his identity until coming to the realisation...
Ali Choudhry chose to pursue his interest in photography following the 2011 floods in Brisbane. He has submitted his work in the Lord Mayor's...
"Unlike other places, in Brisbane, it does not matter what is your background, as long as your project is innovative, City Council offers support....
Leonie Clark created An Afternoon Out, which is a reoccurring event for young gay people to come together in a
Despite their low income background, Jess Rivas' parents encouraged her to overcome hardship to live her dreams.
