Sovereignty, Treaty and Constitutional Recognition
This week we listen to a panel discussion hosted by Allies Decolonising.The event, Sovereignty, Treaty and Constitutional Recognition brought together Aboriginal community members to discuss the treaty process and Aboriginal sovereignty. PanelistsLidia Thorpe is a Gunnai-Gunditjmara woman, living o…
MTalks—Untold x Artlink Magazine: Indigenous-Visualising Sovereignty
After 40+ years in print, Artlink proudly delivers its annual Artlink Indigenous issue, Visualising Sovereignty, edited by Paola Balla and Ali Gumillya Baker. Now in its eleventh year, this platform brings together leading First Nations scholars, artists and curators from across the country who hav…
Prof. Adam Shoemaker with Dr Paola Balla
Artist, mentor, teacher, researcher, curator — Dr Paola Balla is all of this and more.
I had a fantastic conversation with Paola for the People of VU podcast. We unpacked the occupation she would list on a visa application; how it felt striding across the graduation stage to receive her PhD; and …
4. Paola Balla, Mok Mok Murrup Yakuwa (2023)
Curator and artist statements and audio description for Paola Balla's artwork Mok Mok Murrup Yakuwa. Read by Kimberley Moulton. View transcript.
The diversity panel to end all diversity panels, a live finale for season two!
'Diversity' has become a popular talking point across all sectors of work, and diversity panels are regular fixtures of conferences, festivals and corporate events.
But once the talk is done, and the warm, self-satisfied glow of attending has worn off — where does the hard work begin?
For its sea…
Paola Balla on Mok Mok Murrup Yakuwa, and Danielle MacLean & Sal Balharrie, Co-Directors of 'Like My Brother'
Vanessa has a yarn with Wemba Wemba and Gunditjmara woman Paola Balla and their new work, Mok Mok Murrup Yakuwa, an immersive film installation referencing the Wemba Wemba story of Mok Mok, a devil woman and sovereign goddess, which will be presented as part of the SCI-FI: Mythologies Transformed e…
Creative Resilience and the Healing Power of Art with Paola Balla
Maria Birch-Morunga interviews Wemba-Wemba and Gunditjmara woman, multi-disciplinary artist, curator, and academic, Dr Paola Balla. They discuss the role of community in Paola's work, the influence of country and western music on blak culture, and the importance of finding joy and resilience in the…
6. Bush dyeing as practice and methodology
This audio clip reflects Dr Paola Balla’s first experiences of bush dyeing as a creative practice, and how it has become a collective process that enables connections to Country and community collaboration.
Dr Paola Balla is taking over for Blak Women's Healing at Yirramboi
“Bush-dyeing is a laborious and involved learning process which I find soothing. Deep listening and being present is critical to this work. It is repetitive, meditative and holds all of the attributes of mindfulness practice,” says Balla.
Dr Paola Balla and Rosie Kalina – June 21st, 2026
In this episode, artists Dr Paola Balla and Rosie Kalina explore A Bit Thing, a deeply personal work in which art, family, culture, and daily life merge seamlessly. They discuss how the exhibition transforms the home into the exhibition space, inviting audiences to step inside an intimate, living e…
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