Creative community projects for wellness and lifelong learning.
Art Exhibitions
Open entry, collaborative, art exhibition, empowering women and non-binary, emerging artists. Celebrate creativity collectively, 27 - 30 March at Fitzroy Public Gallery. Pop in Opening Night to see inspired art, enjoy great hangs with artists and vote in the ‘People’s Choice Award’ for special art prizes. Join in Saturday for artmaking workshops. ‘Awaken’ brought to you by Creative Gals Guild Incorporated (CGGI). Hope to see you there!
Awaken
A collaborative art exhibition, 20-23 Jun 2025 (Winter Solstice) at BSIDE Gallery, Marking the shift from darkness to light, let go of what no longer serves you and make space for new growth and purpose. Inviting women and non-binary folks to join this exhibition, and display your divine work that is inspired by growth or decay. Curated by Creative Gals’ Guild (CGG) Guste Sakalaustaite, Harriet Muse, Julia Collins, Jordan Rozanski, Tamika McLaren and Zoe Keystone
h i b e r n a l
An exhibition, on love. 20-23 Feb 2025. BSIDE Gallery. Collaborative art exhibition, open to the public. An intimate journey through the many faces of love—romantic, platonic, fleeting, eternal. This exhibition captures the beauty, complexity, and vulnerability of connection in all its forms. Featuring art by Jordan Rozanski, Guste Sakalauskaite and Zoe Keystone. Curated by Guste Sakalauskaite.
On love
Open entry, collaborative art exhibition at BSIDE Gallery, Fitzroy, March 2024 featuring more than 25 local artists from around the world. Excellence in bronze sculpture, drawing, painting, print, photography, stained glass, textiles and more. Curated by Harriet Muse and Jordan Rozanski.
Evolve
An open entry, collaborative art exhibition at Yarra Sculpture Gallery, Abbotsford, featuring 30+ local artists showcasing their artwork from photography, print, painting to sculpture. Featured photography, installation and writing workshops by Jordan Rozanski.
Water
A commemorative Centenary Exhibition Fighting for Peace: Anzac Revisited, reflects on a century of spirit and sacrifice, to enhance understanding of the ANZAC Legacy at the Clunes Returned Services League (RSL). Coordinated by Jordan Rozanski. Curated by Dr Michael Taffe.
Fighting for Peace
Lifelong Learning
At Creative Studio, students get to work on their dream projects at small group workshops offered during the school holidays, with the support of teachers and industry experts, in a creative and collaborative environment. Designed, developed and facilitated by Jordan Rozanski and Zoe Keystone.
Creative Studio
Project skills for ‘real life’. Civic Kids explore local histories, engage the community, collect, synthesise and present data, negotiate with local Council and advocate for community needs. Designed and delivered by Jordan Rozanski on behalf of Clunes Neighbourhood House.
Civic Kids
Author Talks and Kids Workshops. Participants of all ages heard from children’s author of the ‘Squishy Taylor’ book series, Ailsa Wild and author of ‘The Everlasting Sunday’, Robert Lukins at the Esmond Gallery. Hosted by Jordan Rozanski on behalf of Clunes Booktown.
Author Talks
Wellbeing
Working collaboratively, to observe experiences and events that helped shape the environment, we discovered shared visions of living and growing sustainably as a connected community. A program designed and delivered by Jordan Rozanski in collaboration with Clunes Neighbourhood House.
Futures Dreaming
Art therapy holds significant potential as a highly effective approach for fostering self-realisation and enhanced overall wellbeing in most children and adolescents. Through inspired and insightful clinical techniques, art therapy can enable children to cultivate greater self-awareness and equip them to better navigate positive transformation in their lives. An essay by Jordan Rozanski.
Art Therapy
A clear and effective women-centered drug treatment policy, enabling greater consistency and performance of public health programs with a justice focus. Essential opportunities for a safe, fair and innovative community. A rehabilitative psychological treatment program researched, written and presented by Jordan Rozanski in collaboration with Caraniche.
Proposed health program
Policy Research
Opportunities with renewables. Citizens of Australia who are fortunate enough to inhabit an ecologically diverse and naturally resource rich biosphere have a global responsibility to practice sacrosanct ways of nurturing this great landscape. Let us shed light on the space for public value by truly enacting the 2050 vision for renewables and the sake of many dawns to come.. Public policy researched and written by Jordan Rozanski.
Let there be light
A focus on schools in Australia. Improving the capacity of schools in regions of adversity will ensure greater consistency in levels of learning and the acquisition of skills across the nation, enhancing Australia’s prosperity and global competitiveness. Public policy researched and written by Jordan Rozanski.
Perfecting Performance
Strategies to engage mainstream media and society in more open-democratic discussion could save the government billions in conversations and enable more effective funding regimes. A policy review researched and written by Jordan Rozanski.
The long-term implication
Shapable features of leadership including management of policy, promotion of staff and personal relations were crucial factors of governance for Gorton, Whitlam, Fraser, Hawke, Keating, Howard and Rudd. These aspects of the role were relatively controllable in many instances, though timing of events and context of situation is never constant, creating a colourful, cultural fabric of leadership in Australia. Essay researched and written by Jordan Rozanski.
Mind over Matter
A focus on schools in Australia. Improving the capacity of schools in regions of adversity will ensure greater consistency in levels of learning and the acquisition of skills across the nation, enhancing Australia’s prosperity and global competitiveness. Public policy researched and written by Jordan Rozanski.
If only we had our health
The Hayekian theory shows how a monetary disturbance can induce an inter-temporal discoordination of economic activities (the artificial boom), how the discoordination eventually comes to be recognised (the bust), and what adjustments are made necessary by the money-induced discoordination (the recovery). In brief, the injection of new money through credit markets suppresses the rate of interest, thereby causing resources to be misallocated. A policy review researched and written by Jordan Rozanski.