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New Project

Let's Be Friends: Hello To Me Book Project

Introducing our longstanding book project, Hello To Me, on children with disabilities, which was collaboratively created with multiple artists with and without disabilities and a children's book writer. It aims to raise awareness of diversity and inclusion among children, parents, and educators.

Past Projects

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SungKyunKwan University x WashDog

Collaborative exhibitions and performances of Co-art Studio artists and Sungkyunkwan University art students.

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ArtSpace Seochon x ILA

A cross-cultural performance collaboration with ArtSpace Seochon (Korean artist group), Dave Court, and Jazmine Deng, supported by The Lab, ILA Foundation.

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ArtSpace Seochon x Tutti Arts

Australian-Korean art residency project for artists with cognitive disability in Seoul and Adelaide 2024-2025, supported by Tutti Arts.

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ChungAng University

Supporting Australian artists to be guest speakers at online conferences on digital literacy hosted by Chung-Ang University, Seoul, South Korea 2023-2025

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Baba Friends 

Creative author of Baba Friends' concept and characters, co-developed with 3FRAME Media, Seoul, South Korea.

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Sungkyunkwan University x Tutti Arts

Facilitated the cross-cultural workshops between Sungkyunkwan University students and Tutti Arts.

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Grape Lab Design Studio x Joanne Lee

Artist product project between Grape Lab Design Studio and Joanne Lee

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Collab with Play Pouch Australia

A commercial collaboration with PlayPouch Australia

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