Patrice Wills has an extensive professional background working and training in visual arts, education, and health, traversing work in public arts programming. Patrice brings this life experience to her artistic practice which reflects on and explores the human condition and spirit.

Patrice is an award-winning artist and producer of the Blacktown Arts Open Studio program. Patrice’s work is exhibited regularly, and frequently selected as a finalist in art awards and accrued in private and public collections.

Priyanka Bromhead is an eela thamizh writer, antidisciplinary artist and recovering teacher who lives and works on Darug land.

Priyanka has worked with young people across south west and western Sydney for fifteen years, having reclaimed curricula in English and HSIE classrooms.

Her experience within middle and high schools has since taken her into the tertiary system as an educational consultant, namely University of Technology and University of Newcastle on developing anti-caste and anti-racist teaching and learning experiences for young people and adults alike.

Priyanka is also an arts and cultural worker and has worked in various creative spaces leading community engagement strategies, facilitating arts initiatives and building cross-community solidarity. She is the lead facilitator of Reframing Autism’s Intersectional Advisory Committee.

Priyanka is committed to radical peace and radical love.