Siteworks Supports
Siteworks supports creative organisations on-site through contra agreements. In lieu of rent these groups activate space via providing to artists in form of artists’ residencies, programming, development of work and events.
And Also Presents develops and supports creative and social equity projects led by female and gender diverse/non-binary makers and doers, while cultivating an ever-increasing ecosystem of brilliant feminists.
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Free Theatre is the partnership of Australian and Thai-Australian theatre workers, Richard Barber and Pongjit Saphakhun. Free Theatre brings its applied theatre practice to Australia from its base at Siteworks in Melbourne.
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(((ex ponto))) is a creative studio exploring the insoluble intimacy between music, light and the moving image. Directed by multi-disciplinary artist Ivan Masic, we produce work in a diverse range of creative fields, including commercial video content, experimental installation, music videos, live projection and photography.
+SiteStudio is a student and graduate driven research and experimental design practice.
Little Projector Company are mobile projection specialists who create projection storytelling with a community focus.
Siteworks at Saxon Street is proudly supported by Merri-Bek City Council.
We respectfully acknowledge the five language groups of the Kulin Nation as sovereign custodians of the lands on which we work and live. We extend our respects to ancestors and elders past, present and emerging, and to all First Nations people. In the context of the work we do, we express gratitude for our shared connection through place, to the oldest continuing cultures on earth.
Siteworks is a carbon neutral project.
