JOSH ADDO-CARR

Joshua Addo-Carr&nbsp;(born 28 July 1995) is an Australian professional rugby league&nbsp;footballer who plays as a winger&nbsp;for the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs&nbsp;in the NRL&nbsp;and Australia&nbsp;at international level. Addo-Carr is a dual premiership winner 2017 and 2020&nbsp;with the Melbourne Storm&nbsp;and 2021 World Cup&nbsp;winner.He began his career with the&nbsp;&nbsp;in the NRL. Addo-Carr won the 2017&nbsp;and the 2020 NRL Premiership&nbsp;with the Storm. At representative level he has played for the Indigenous All Stars, NSW City and helped NSW with the 2018 State of Origin in his Origin debut series. He is known as one of the fastest players in the NRL

LOVISA FÅHRÆUS

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RAMESH MARIO NITHIYENDRAN

<h2 style="box-sizing: border-box; border: 0px solid #e5e7eb; -webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased; font-size: 32px; font-weight: inherit; margin: 0px; line-height: 1.1em; display: flex; flex-direction: column;"></h2>Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran is a Sri-Lankan born contemporary artist who explores global histories and languages of figurative representation. He has specific interests in South Asian forms and imagery as well as politics relating to idolatry, the monument, gender, race and religion. While he is best known for his irreverent approach to ceramic media, his material vernacular is broad. He has worked imaginatively with sculptural materials including bronze, concrete, neon, LED and fibreglass, as well as painting and printmaking materials and techniques. His work has been presented in museums, festivals, multi-art centres and the public domain. This has included significant presentations at the National Gallery of Australia, The Art Gallery of New South Wales, The Dhaka Art Summit, Art Basel Hong Kong and Dark Mofo festival. Nithiyendran is frequently presented to the public in a diverse range of print, online and television media related to art, culture and fashion. His disciplinary contributions to contemporary art and culture have also been acknowledged in various ways. In 2019, he received a Sidney Myer Creative Fellowship which recognised his outstanding talent and exceptional professional courage. This same year he presented work in the largest historical survey of LGBTQ Asian Art at the Bangkok Art and Cultural Centre. His first 368 page monograph, titled RAMESH was published and internationally distributed by Thames &amp; Hudson in 2022. The Art Gallery of New South Wales acquired his monumental work ‘Avatar Towers’. This is an installation of 70 ceramic and bronze figures originally presented in the gallery’s historic vestibule. His work is held in various other public collections including the National Gallery of Australia, the Art Gallery of South Australia, The Art Gallery of Western Australia, The Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, The Ian Potter Museum of Art and the Shepparton Art Museum.

AYESHAH ROSE

<div>Ayeshah&nbsp;is an actress, writer and creative, recently&nbsp;relocated back to Australia from the U.S.&nbsp;Ayeshah&nbsp;is reclaiming her culture and is focused on representation both on and offscreen, intersectional feminism, identity and stories that create a social impact.&nbsp;As a Pakistani/Australian adapting to the cultural changes especially within the creative industry took time and&nbsp;has spent the last few years working on developing stories with an intrinsic focus&nbsp;on identity.&nbsp;Received positively by numerous festivals globally her directing debut in&nbsp;Me Too&nbsp;(2018), a visual representation of the conversations, allegations and controversies made throughout the Hollywood epidemic.&nbsp; She has since gone on to make two other award-winning films&nbsp;Shoulda&nbsp;and&nbsp;The Girlfriend Project,&nbsp;which were both successfully sold to short form streamers.&nbsp;</div> <div>With a slate of film and television projects,&nbsp; a U.S. endeavour&nbsp;Ayeshah&nbsp;is currently in the final stages of development,&nbsp;Deluge (supported by Screen Australia)&nbsp;a&nbsp;feature drama alongside AACTA nominated&nbsp;writer-director Melissa&nbsp;Anastasi and producers Deanne Weir, Chris Luscri and Hayley&nbsp;Surgenor. This film&nbsp;will tell a unique and timely story - that of the spiralling fallout of a Pakistani-Australian female&nbsp;protagonist as she is forced to reckon with the complex experiences of gendered violence. A story told&nbsp;within a wild and expressionistic dance story world that takes audiences on a journey of re-emergence from&nbsp;trauma as our protagonist fights to reclaim herself as an artist and human being. This story is based on&nbsp;Ayeshah&#39;s upbringing in rural Queensland.</div><div>Currently&nbsp;InMates&nbsp;a television series in development with Tilt Media,&nbsp; as well as a slate of projects all exploring intergenerational patterns and matters of the heart.&nbsp;</div> <div>Ayeshah&nbsp;is currently partnering with&nbsp;savvy producer&nbsp;Tsu Shan Chambers (S.P.A) in creating a unique gap financing platform,&nbsp;The Humanity Fund.&nbsp;The fund supports diverse storytellers by investing in scripted feature&nbsp;films and TV shows for worldwide audiences.&nbsp;&nbsp;</div><div>Ayeshah&nbsp;is set to appear in&nbsp;Deluge&nbsp;as the lead role and is currently sponsored by Sydney Dance Company in preparation for the role. As well as this she has a variety of roles ahead of her on the team&#39;s slate.&nbsp; </div><div> </div>

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AYESHAH ROSE

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