Elijah Money is a Wiradjuri queer brotherboy who was raised on Kulin Nations where he continues to reside. He has a broad multidisciplinary creative practice which spans from visual art, writing, creative producer, workshop host, MC, drag queen and more. The political truly is personal and informs every facet of his practice that tends to be more self reflective of his experience as someone with a multifaceted identity. The foundations that ground his work is celebrating First Peoples queer joy.
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Elijah Money
LUNCH/BREAK Drop In: Blak & Bright Writing Club
Been inspired by everything at EWF24? For this special lunch time drop-in session, join multi-practice artist Elijah Money for a laid back writing club, where you can put it all down on paper! Bring along a work in progress, or sit down to a fresh page with new ideas, and spend some time dedicated to […]
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We can’t believe it’s already been ten years since the Richell Prize began. To mark this milestone, we’re holding a showcase with our friends at Hachette, celebrating the stellar alumni of the past and anticipating the incredible writers to come.
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