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Meet The Artists Performing at our Fundraising Dinner!

Nina Mtanu is a self-taught published poet, whose works’ focal point pieces together a singular moment to paint an evocative nostalgic montage of imagery.

Poetry has been a way to emotion

Meet The Artists Performing at our Fundraising Dinner!

Jamali Bowden is a warehouse worker, aspiring educator, Pan African community activist and culture worker. He is a maker of zines including ‘UNSTOPPABLE NOTES TO A PAINFUL RIGHTEOUS MUTATI

Meet The Artists Performing at our Fundraising Dinner!

Martha is a Melbourne-based artist whose soulful sound reflects the rich tapestry of her South Sudanese heritage and her deep connection to music. A self-taught vocalist with a unique voice and

Meet The Artist Performing at our Fundraising Dinner on the 30th of August.

Faris is a poet whose words echo across borders, weaving together the richness of his Eritrean and Sudanese heritage. Through his poetry, he explores themes of unity, belon

It is wild what can come out of a page when you piece it together just right!

Poetry Collage is about slowing down, cutting things up, and pulling meaning out of the everyday; books, magazines, receipts, food wrappers, whatever speaks to you.

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Saturday the 30th of August we’re throwing a fundraising dinner at TROU Gallery and you’re invited.

Khartoum Restaurant will be in the kitchen serving proper Sudanese food; rich, slow cooked flavours, fresh salads, warm bread and dishes

We’ve launched a GoFundMe to help keep TROU going.

Since the start of the year, we’ve been running events, exhibitions, music workshops, and dinners (mostly for free) because we believe in creating space that’s accessible and groun

Scenes from our recent opening night from the “Yemaja” group exhibition featuring an all black women cast @doxa____ , @collectingjems , @a.moweng & @brieheath

The exhibition is open until mid August and gallery hours are generally;

“The Rest of Us” operates on the lands of the Wurundjeri and Wadawurrung peoples of the Kulin Nation. We acknowledge them as the Traditional Owners and pay our respects to their Elders, past and present. The land and its sovereignty have never been ceded – Always was, always will be.