The All Girl Electronic Listening Party wrapped up our first round of workshops for 2017. Presenting their tracks for an audience of family and friends (in no particular order) was: * Carley Austin * Tyra Datt * Emily Dowd * Shayna Laird * Stephanie Barahona * Alessandra Femenias * Eliza Wright * Aishani Kochar * Michelle Havlik * Alexandra Sookee * Sol Yoga * Emilie Carmona * Gillian Kayrooz And performing a...
If you'd like to attend the 2018 Meet the Broadcasters event please visit: https://ice.org.au/project/sbs-nitv-meet-the-broadcasters/ [edgtf_separator class_name="" type="normal" position="center" color="" border_style="" width="" thickness="" top_margin="" bottom_margin=""] On Tuesday 19 September, Information & Cultural Exchange (I.C.E) hosted the SBS ‘Meet the Broadcasters’ event at I.C.E, Parramatta. The event introduced local...
Finally the wait is over and our beautiful picture book has arrived fresh from the printer! Westmead Sparkles project engaged grandparents, parents and children from the Westmead Public School in creating their own picture book inspired by their feelings of belonging to their school and the...
Can comedy be learned? Turns out it can be – just like pottery – according to Aussie comedy legend Tim Ferguson. After a weekend comedy writing course, Sydney stand-up comedian and I.C.E Screen Cultures participant Lizzy Hoo learned why some of her jokes were working and...
Wednesdays at I.C.E has become THE place to be for the Afro Sistahs, a group of young African-Australian women developing and producing a short form web series. This is not a refugee or war or rape story the media often showcases. In this series, the themes...
We are so sad to see Julian, our trusty and hardworking IT Officer, leaving us. Luckily before he left he had the chance to pen some thoughts on his time here at I.C.E. We'll miss you Julian! Well, four and a half years down to one...
How would you describe your music? My music is a reflection of my being, my state of mind, and my concerns and hopes. Broadly speaking, it sits on the 'darker', more 'aggressive' end of the music spectrum, as soft and hard variations of noise, harmony and...
Hear from musician and facilitator Del Lumanta about her favourite tracks right now and why you should hang out at All Girl Electronic...
Each year NAIDOC (National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee) becomes even more of a celebration. It’s a day to acknowledge the First Nations Peoples of this country and for all Australians to come together to take another step further towards (re)conciliation with First Nations (Australians)...
We sat down with artist and All Girl Electronic facilitator Nicola Morton to find out why you should apply! How would you describe your music? My approach to music comes from a reflective place, it is quite dependant on the concepts of current and waves of electric sound, playing...
