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16 May 2021


The Creek Sessions 16 May 2021

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Wayne Tobane

ROXANNE OAKLEY

NICKEEMA WILLIAMS

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Wayne’s family have been painting for generations and he is continuing this tradition with a really strong painting style combining traditional and contemporary techniques with a strong use of colour and symbolism. Wayne is also a Woorabinda musician and rapper who is passionate about music and is currently recording his first EP.  
 
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Roxanne resides in Woorabinda and has been painting for a number of years. Roxanne is    passionate about using painting as a tool for healing and emotional wellbeing and uses recurring marks and themes in her artwork that speak about her connection to country and the importance of family. 
 

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Nickeema Williams is a Kuku Yalanji, Koa and Meriam woman. She has been working as a visual artist, designer, project coordinator for many years in Cairns, FNQ and has had her work exhibited in numerous exhibitions across Australia. She has since been based in Woorabinda for 7 years working with youth, Elders and artists in the community. Nickeema is a passionate about advocating for First Nations artists and stories.
Most recently Nickeema took part in the Australia Council Custodianship program which gathered Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander arts leaders from across Australia. 

SCREAM AZOV

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‘Herding cats’ describes the inner workings of this band of local troubadours. With gusto and pandemonium these provincial musos write and play their own music for your listening pleasure. If you’re looking for the genuine sound of Yeppoon with a hint of vodka and a large serving of borscht, Scream Azov is for you.

WILMA LA

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An artist in every sense, WĪLMA LĀ brings flavours of Europe and Middle East into her rich piano and brass based, soulful vocal filled soundscapes, and counters it with stripped back acoustic pieces. Learning from the jazz giants from an early age, she rides across genres with great freedom and joy. Music inspired by love for the ocean, minimalism, spiritual search, and infused with her visual arts background is a journey to be embarked on with all the senses and an open mind.
“Exploring music for me is something beyond curiosity. I dive into it, love it and live it. Each and every song is a piece of my life, a picture of the past, the present or the future, and the shades through which I see my world.” - WĪLMA LĀ

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