AIR24 OPENING
A Night of Creativity and Connection
Get ready to experience a night like no other! The AIR24 OPENING exhibition is just around the corner, happening on 8th December at Connection Arts Space.
Join us as we celebrate the incredible work of our 2024 Artists in Residence, alongside live performances, immersive projections, and the vibrant energy of South-East Naarm's artistic community.
Date: 8th December | Time: 6:00 PM – 9:30 PM
Location: Connection Arts Space, Dandenong
Come for the art, stay for the vibes, and leave inspired. We can’t wait to see you there!
Who’s Bringing AIR24 to Life?
Joshinder Chaggar
A dancer, choreographer, and filmmaker, Joshinder’s work blends intercultural identity and storytelling. She has performed globally and is now creating her first feature film celebrating older women and the power of community through dance.
Mahya Amiri
Known as Orsi Artworks, Mahya creates vibrant pop art inspired by her Afghan and Hazara heritage. Her work portrays Afghan women in daily life, celebrating their freedom and the beauty of Afghan culture through traditional designs and embroidery patterns.Rew
A South Sudanese performer and multidisciplinary artist, Rew's work spans music, film, theatre, and textiles. He crafts stories of love and life, aiming to tug on untouched heartstrings and spark understanding.Marna Ruach
A South Sudanese artist specializing in game design and 3D character modeling, Marna brings diverse perspectives to the gaming industry. Her work also spans comics and community-focused projects, blending creativity with technical innovation.Luna Liu
An emerging artist and art educator, Luna works across drawing, sculpture, and installation. Using graphite and natural materials, her art explores the unnoticed and overlooked, inviting viewers into a dialogue with the unseen.Maz Hossain
A Bangladeshi freelance writer exploring themes of diaspora, identity, and love, Maz’s work highlights underrepresented South Asian narratives. She uses her voice to spark meaningful conversations about the experiences of first-generation migrants.Deepa Mani & Sheena Chundee
Deepa Mani, Artistic Director of Chandralaya School of Dance, brings over 30 years of expertise in Bharathanatyam and contemporary dance, using movement to connect people to their heritage.Sheena Chundee, a multidisciplinary artist, blends ballet, choreography, and sound engineering, with performances for The Royal Ballet and inspiration from Pina Bausch.