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Jazz Money

‘If we’re going to make art, of course, we have to do it with integrity, but also … be f#ckin’ amazing at it.’

– The saturday paper

Jazz Money is an award-winning poet of Wiradjuri heritage, a fresh-water river woman currently based on beautiful Gadigal land. Their practice is centred around the written word while producing works that encompass installation, digital, film and print. Jazz’s debut collection is ‘how to make a basket’ available from the University of Queensland Press.

Read the full article from The Saturday Paper

Witness Jazz Money and other First Nations Writers at Blak & Bright 2022

17– 20 March 22
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