Anney Bounpraseuth is an Australian-born artist of Laotian heritage. Bounpraseuth has been featured on ABC TV and iView, ABC Radio National, FBI Radio’s Canvas program and Frankie Magazine. In 2019, she was a finalist for the Hidden Rookwood Sculpture Exhibition and Prize. She has presented in various galleries across NSW with solo exhibitions at Fairfield City Museum and Art Gallery and Bankstown Arts Centre. In 2018, she curated the February ARTBAR at the Museum of Contemporary Art.

Elizabeth Jigalin is a composer, performer, teaching artist and creative producer based in Sydney/Eora on Gadigal land. Elizabeth’s approach to music is imaginative, playful and collaborative. As an artist, she embraces the opportunity to work across styles and mediums. Elizabeth’s music has been premiered at festivals around the world including Gaudeamus Muziekweek, Extended Play, Darmstadt, BIFEM, Rouse Hills Psychedelia, Percussive Arts Society International Convention, Women of Noise and Australia’s Silent Film Festival. At present, she is Composer-in-Residence for Voices of Women and Moorambilla Voices.

Samantha Relihan is an experienced and passionate arts educator and creative, holding a Bachelor of Primary Education and Diploma in Visual Arts. Alongside her experience teaching in primary schools, Samantha has dedicated the last 12 years to arts education within the museum and gallery sector and has worked at prominent arts institutions across Sydney and Queensland, including: Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA), Caloundra Regional Gallery, Biennale of Sydney, Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA), Hazelhurst Arts Centre and Sydney Opera House. Samantha works part-time at Campbelltown Arts Centre in her role of Assistant Education & Creative Learning Producer with a focus on public programming, events and education.