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Berni M Janssen (2001/2), Philippines
Berni M Janssen is a writer/performer and project manager. Amongst many other projects, she has co-ordinated the Writing Programs of Next Wave Festival, St.Kilda Festival and Melbourne Fringe Festival. During the first half of her residency, berni worked on various regional projects with the Literature Division of the Cultural Centre of The Philippines and, along with Hermie Beltran, from CCP, began organising a literature festival for February 2002 in Manila.
Funded by the City of Melbourne and the Australia Council.
Nicole Tse (1998), Philippines
At the time of her residency Nicole Tse was the Projects Conservator at the Ian Potter Art Conservation Centre specialising in the development of conservation programs in South East Asia. During her residency, Nicole undertook an archival and analytical research project on tablas paintings from the island of Bohol in the Philippines. She presented papers at the Cultural Heritage of the Church Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines and submitted another paper Developing Networks and Ongoing Conservation programs in the Philippines for publication in Historic Environ, Australia ICOMOS, 2001.
Funded by Arts Victoria.
Jim Cathcart (1997), Philippines
Jim Cathcart spent his residency based with the Cultural Center of the Philippines.
Funded by the Australia Council and Arts Victoria.
Jane Scott (1996), Philippines
At the time of her residency Jane Scott was working at the National Gallery Of Victoria. Scott spent two months at The Cultural Center Of The Philippines.
Funded by the Australia Council and Arts Victoria.
Jacqui Geia (1996), Philippines
Jacqui Geia is an arts manager with extensive experience working in the contemporary music arena, particularly with Aboriginal musicians. During her residency, she worked closely with the Performing Arts Department of the Cultural Centre of the Philippines in Manila and met with local artists and organisations in Manila and Mindanao. Geia was involved in all aspects of arts management at the CCP, from writing sponsorship applications for government funding to lecturing in audience development and sponsorship. She conducted workshops with the entire 500 person staff at the CCP and also tutored classes at the Sabu Youth Orchestra. In addition, Jacqui travelled to regional communities bringing back local crafts and has assisted in finding Australian markets for these products.
Funded by the Australia Council and Arts Victoria.