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A colorful Y2K inspired collage featuring a young woman wearing a sparkly pink sequin jacket, a white t-shirt with a blue lace top over it, and a white belt. She has dark wavy hair with blonde highlights and some bright metallic hair extensions. There are several small, plastic butterfly clips in her hair in opaque purple, blue and pink. Photographs of the woman appear multiple times across the collage in different poses: smiling, holding a hairbrush as a microphone and singing, adjusting her oversized, blue- tinted glasses, as well as looking thoughtful whilst holding a pen with a fluffy pink top to her chin and looking down at a fluffy pink diary. The background is a mix of pastel blue and grid paper, with colorful stickers and hand-drawn elements adding to a fun, teenage scrapbook vibe.

25/9/2025

‘Is Anyone Even Watching?’ at Arts House

Wake up your Furby, dust off your password journal and put on your jelly sandals. You’re invited to the most 2000s sleepover party ever. From Oct 8 - 12 at Arts House.
A hand drawn logo for Starlight Network with a white background. The word STARLIGHT is written at the top of the image in multicoloured letters. The word NETWORK is at the bottom of the image in multicoloured letters. A grey spacecraft is in the centre of the image. It has round edges on the top and bottom that meet at the edges in sharp points. There are big yellow lights on the bottom of the spacecraft and a long window on the upper half. A small green alien can be seen in the window. There are large yellow stars around the spacecraft.

13/8/2025

Starlight Network live at Beaker Street Festival

Starlight Network is preparing to take off! With live appearances at Tasmania's Beaker Street Festival this weekend!
A photo of Artemis from the waist up. They have short, dark tousled hair, have a comically concerned expression on their face and are wearing a dinosaur onesie. The onesie looks cosy and fleecy and is dark green on the body and light green on the belly. The hood or head of the onesie is off and has made the dinosaur face obscure, all we can see is some of the red inside of its mouth and a hint of some white teeth. Artemis is holding a large light brown cardboard box with a white piece of tape with red letters stuck across it that reads ‘FRAGILE’. The background is sky blue.

31/7/2025

‘Artemis: Utter Mess’ August Tour Dates

Artemis: Utter Mess continues its regional Victoria tour. Supported by Regional Arts Victoria and Creative Victoria.
A promotional poster featuring a dark gallery space with white text overlaid which reads: Audio Described Tour, Saturday 2nd August, 2 – 3:30pm. In the foreground, at the lower left corner of the image is a black circular installation. It has glowing blue light at its centre, with smaller streaks of light swirling around its surface. In the background at the upper right of the image, is a large rectangular artwork with earthy tones hung on a dark grey wall.

25/7/2025

Audio Described Tour of Five Acts of Love

Loom invite you to an Audio Described Tour of Five Acts of Love at ACCA on Saturday 2nd August.
Olivia, a woman with a fair complexion and dark hair with blonde highlights, and Jemima, a yellow Labrador sitting together at a pink table. Olivia is wearing a pink and white gingham-patterned dress and is smiling widely. Her right arm is around Jemima, who is sitting calmly and looking directly at the camera. The background and table are both solid pastel pink.

9/6/2025

Olivia Muscat on Triple R tomorrow!

Tune in to Uncommon Sense on 3RRR FM from 10am tomorrow to hear Olivia Muscat talking all things 'My Name is Jemima'.
a still image of 4 women with purple-painted skin, intertwined and posing closely together. Their bodies and faces are covered in shiny, metallic purple paint, and they are looking in different directions with serious expressions. The background is a dramatic sky with clouds lit by a sunset or sunrise, casting an orange and pink glow. In the top left corner, black text reads: MONOLITH Audio Trailer

6/6/2025

Audio Description of Monolith by Joel Bray Dance

Loom is partnering with Joel Bray Dance and Arts House to present an audio described performance with pre- show tactile tour of 'Monolith' on Thursday 12 June.
Image of a bright purple book cover with a yellow, cartoon dog on the front. Behind the book cover, there is a white background with yellow scribbles across it. The book title is written in large black handwriting-style letters and says “My Name is Jemima.” In the top right corner of the book’s cover, there is a pink cloud-like shape with white text that reads “A tale of a guide dog superstar.” The illustration shows a smiling yellow dog with a guide dog harness and a dark purple collar. The authors’ names, Olivia Muscat and Alison Colpoys, are written in yellow handwriting at the bottom left of the cover.

29/5/2025

My Name is Jemima by Olivia Muscat & Allison Colpoys

My Name is Jemima by Olivia Muscat and Allison Colpoys is in bookstores June 3rd! Come celebrate at the launch on Sunday 15th June.
a dark exhibition space with a large art installation and white text overlaid. A large silver ramp supported by metal scaffolding curves around the back of the room, from floor to almost ceiling height on the right. In front of the ramp to the right, a large rectangular screen is suspended from the ceiling. It shows a person riding a white motorcycle outdoors, with white protective clothing and helmet.

20/5/2025

Audio Described & Tactile Tour of You Can’t See Speed by Tina Stefanou

Loom are proud to present an Audio Described and Tactile Tour of You Can't See Speed by Tina Stefanou at ACCA, Saturday May 24th at 11:45.
white cursive text on a green background reads, Winner, Conduit Bodies, Outstanding Technical Achievement, Contemporary and Experimental Performance. There is a logo for the Greenroom Awards Association in the top left corner.

6/5/2025

Conduit Bodies wins Green Room Award!

Conduit Bodies wins Green Room Award for Outstanding Technical Achievement!
Artemis, a person with shoulder length curly hair and olive skin, wears a green fabric dinosaur onesie stands behind a wall of neatly stacked cardboard boxes. The boxes have words written on them in black marker including “delusional”, “shameful”, “odd” and “crazy”. Artemis holds an upside-down box on their head that has the word “dickhead” written on it. They are gesturing widely with their left hand and have their mouth open as if mid-song.

28/4/2025

Artemis: Utter Mess is Touring!

Artemis: Utter Mess written and performed by Artemis Munoz is touring Traralgon, Pakenham and Mooroolbark in May. Produced by Loom with the support of Regional Arts Victoria and Creative Victoria.