ISSUE 04 LAUNCH
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EXPLORING CREATIVE BALANCE

Kaleido Issue 04 Launch Event

What does balance mean to you? How can we take better care of ourselves and others, while powering on with our creative passions? Join us as we delve into the 4th issue of Kaleido through a live industry panel, art exhibition, creative workshops, groove therapy, music food and drinks.

We’ll explore the ideas behind the publication with an industry Q&A with our amazing panel, featuring Mary Hoang, founder and head psychologist from The Indigo Project, Robyn Wilson, CEO of Australian arts and health organisation Flutter Lyon and Tin Pang, filmmaker and director behind the recent award winning short film MOTHER, CHILD.

You’ll get the chance to have your face painted by the amazing artist Jeff McCann, see a Life Pressing demonstration by Flutter Lyon, a mindful tasting session with The Indigo Project, a pop-art portrait for Sydney's Hear Our Voice campaign, a portrait drawing session with Nena Salobir, and you can even grab yourself a limited spot in our Groove Therapy demonstration to get your blood pumping for the dance floor.

The brews will be flowing on the night courtesy of our friends at Young Henrys, and there’ll be food options available for purchase on the night. Every ticket holder will get a free copy of Kaleido Issue 04 on the night to celebrate it’s release, along with multiple workshops and activities.

Kaleido events are the perfect chance to expand your creative networks in a fun and relaxed environment, while learning tips from professionals and being inspired by the amazing creative talent in Sydney.

Saturday 1st July
6pm-10pm
COMMUNE Waterloo
901 Bourke St, Waterloo

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MARY HOANG

Mary is the Founder and Principal Psychologist at The Indigo Project, a boutique psychology and Mindfulness studio in Surry Hills. She has a particular specialisation working with people in creative industries and entrepreneurs seeking mentoring and coaching. Utilising a powerful combination of neuroscience, structured mindfulness practices and positive psychology, Mary aims to disrupt traditional practices and use creative techniques to cultivate deep meaning and purpose in people’s lives.

www.theindigoproject.com.au

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TIN PANG

Tin Pang from Three Coin Pictures is a young filmmaker who has been writing, directing and composing a growing list of short films, television series and feature films for the past 8 years. His latest projects include Stroke awareness short film MOTHER, CHILD, as well as an exciting new ensemble comedy series.

www.threecoinpictures.com
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ROBYN WILSON

Robyn Wilson is the founder and CEO of Flutter Lyon, an Australian arts and health organisation utilising art to help human beings have conversations and share stories that matter. Their work is underpinned by the story-capturing methodology Pressography and the art form of Life Pressings that she first developed in 2006. Since then the organisation has gone on to work with hundreds of people through artistic experiences and training programs, be awarded numerous grants and major funding for their projects and awarded a NSW Health LHD Quality Award for their palliative care legacy program in Australian hospitals.

www.flutterlyon.com
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RAVI PRASAD

Ravi Prasad is the owner and founder of cafe, bookstore and social enterprise Parliament on King. After 20 years in advertising and a life changing moment, he decided that he wanted to do something more meaningful, and he opened up his loungeroom to run hospitality training programs for asylum seekers and refugees to empower them in Australia. Creating a safe, creative, inspiring and open environment, there are just as many stories in the lives of those who work there and visit, as there are in the books on the shelves.

facebook.com/ParliamentOnKing
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GROOVE THERAPY - WORKSHOP (Limited Spots)

Groove therapy run dance classes aimed at making the world of dance accessible to all walks of life. They are most famous for our weekly beginner hip hop classes across Sydney and Melbourne, for peeps who have always wanted to try a dance class, but may have felt too intimidated by it. They also spend hours every week running dance programs to marginalised community groups, including elderly dementia sufferers, at-risk displaced youth, Indigenous communities, and young girls.

www.groovetherapy101.com
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Please be aware there is limited parking available around the venue, so get public transport! Green Square station is only a 10 minute walk, or buses 301, 302, 303, M20 stop right at the front door.