The content previous to this post represents our organizational heritage, featuring past events, exhibitions, and cultural exchange programs conducted under the TWT Art Residency program and Bridging Hope Charity Foundation.

A new significant gift from the Bridging Hope Charity Foundation (BHCF) will support the first philanthropy funded Research Fellow position at The Big Anxiety Research Centre. This position will play a pivotal role in developing innovative tools and programs to help support those dealing with mental health issues.

Bridging Hope Charity Foundation has been actively involved with Lifeline since 2017, building a three-year partnership with the aim to develop a crisis support service for the Chinese community within Australia. The partnership was the outcome of the joint desires of our Foundation and Lifeline, to support the growth of their important crisis services to help build more resilient and suicide-safe communities.

Caroline Rothwell is a multidisciplinary, concept driven artist whose work explores ecology, nature, poetic and political ideology through process and form.

A contemporary response to the Cunningham Dax Collection, a historical and contemporary collection of works produced by people with a lived experience of mental health issues, opens at Contact Sheet in June 2019.

Creative Precinct artist Abdul Abdullah has had an eventful few months: In the past six months he has had the opportunity to speak at the Dhaka Art Summit, show twice in Paris, once in Bangkok and across several regional spaces around Australia, as well as part of collection shows at QAGOMA in Queensland and at the Art Gallery of Western Australia in Perth.