#Performances
#About the event
Duration: 60 minutes
What if our urban spaces, our cities were reshaped and reimagined through an Indigenous lens? How would life change? Would capitalism be at the centre of it all or would a values-based system shape the built environment creating a healthier, happier society? Join Indigenous urban designer, planner and writer, Timmah Ball who will be speaking with Māori architect and designer Jade Kake, as they share their ideas on the power of decolonisation by design.
Timmah Ball in conversation with Jade Kake
Content will be available to watch until June 3rd, 2022.

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#Artists
Timmah Ball
Timmah Ball is a nonfiction writer, researcher and creative practitioner of Ballardong Noongar heritage. Her work is often informed by studying urban planning and offers a critique of conventional city-making systems. In 2021 she was an Arts House Makeshift Publics artist and created the zine Do Planners Dream of Electric Trees? In 2016 she won the Westerly Magazine Patricia Hackett Prize, and her writing has appeared in a range of anthologies and literary journals. More recently she has created audio work for ACCA and Liquid Architecture which contemplates the past, present and future of both physical and online spaces in the COVID era.
Jade Kake
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