Projects

Milangkani means ‘to grow’ and this is the philosophy that underpins our work. We are creative collaborators inspired to build relationships, explore ideas and grow projects that are authentic, empowering and unique

Cascades Female Factory

Cascades Female Factory
Robert Andrew, Mona

Robert Andrew, Mona
takara limuna (Sheaok Walk)

takara limuna (Sheaok Walk)
Richmond Village Interpretation Project

Richmond Village Interpretation Project

Emma Pike, Senior Curator, MONA

“It has been a privilege to have Theresa's truthful and grounded perspective to guide me as I work with artists interested in Pakana culture and Aboriginal language revival. She is an incredibly creative and open collaborator. Theresa has worked alongside me with an array of artists from different backgrounds, and contributes deep and complex language and culture with enthusiasm and generosity. She has taught me an incredible amount about Lutruwita and its First Peoples, and I am grateful for the deeper connection to place this has brought to both my work as a curator, and my personal life.”

Emma Pike, Senior Curator, MONA

“Zoe has been my guiding force in working with Aboriginal artists and the Pakana community in Tasmania. Simply put, I wouldn't be able to work with First Nations artists, collaborators or content without her insights, expertise, and perspective. Zoe is generous with her deep knowledge of culture and the ins and outs of community engagement and collaboration. Zoe considers proposals with curiosity and enthusiasm, whilst being honest if something isn't the right fit. I feel incredibly lucky that Zoe has invested so much time into me as a curator, but also personally in my understanding of the truth and complexity of where it is that I live and work day to day.”