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Blak & Bright operates on the unceded lands of the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung and Boonwurrung peoples of the Kulin Nations. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are the Owners and Custodians of the land, water and sky of this Country. We pay our respect to all Elders past, present and future.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples should be aware that this website may contain images, footage, voices or names of deceased persons.

Stone Motherless Cold

Stone Motherless Cold (she/they/re) is an Arrernte gem, currently based in Naarm. A crystalline being posing as human, With drag as their main medium, the queer artform centres their other art practices, combining them to create multi-disciplinary projects. These projects are used to explore Blak futurism, gender and sexuality, their experiences with colonialism and living away from Country.

They are part of MoCo (the Motherless Collective), a VIC NAIDOC LGBTQIA+ 2019 title winner and 1st-Runner Up Miss First Nations 2021. Stone has previously worked on ‘Alluvium’ Yirramboi Festival 2023, ”A Rainbow of Tomorrows Melbourne Fringe Festival 2022, ‘SMASH: the Drag Show’ Midsumma 2022, ‘The Fae’ Yirramboi Festival 2021, ‘The Kingdom’ Midsumma 2020, ‘Drag of Kwatye’ 2019 Melbourne Fringe Festival, ‘Dis Rupt’ Yirramboi 2019 and ‘Lets Take Over presents: The Reveillon’ at Northcote Town Hall 2019 to name a few…

Events

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Yung, Blak & Bold

Get a glimpse into the minds of young writers who are shaping the future of Blak literature. With John Morrissey, Stone Motherless Cold, Susie Anderson and moderated by Neika Lehman. In partnership with Emerging Writers Festival.

Rainbow Words

LGBTQIA+ writers share their words and the stories that inspired them. With Laniyuk, Kirli Saunders, Stone Motherless Cold and moderated by Nayuka Gorrie.