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- Kush Bourke | South East Arts
Back to directory Kush Bourke Producer, actor, voice actor, writer and owner of production company, Maybe Media. Creative focus: Film & TV, Performing arts Services / Open to: Commissions, Consulting, Employment, Performance / gigs, Workshops Website / Socials https://maybemedia.com.au/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/kushbourke/ Primary location: Bega Valley Shire Kush Bourke - Image Credit - Kush Bourke I’m a producer, actor, voice actor, writer and the owner of the production company, Maybe Media . I’ve worked with Screen Canberra as a Developer for their Screen POD program, and I currently serve as Secretary of Far South Film and Media Officer for the Far South Film Festival (FSFF) , which is the only film festival that elevates Australian regional and rural-based filmmakers. I’ve starred in and produced short and feature films, and have also worked as a Production Coordinator and Assistant Producer on numerous short films, documentaries and commercials. I was 3rd AD for the Cannes World Film Festival–winning feature Mother Mountain , and I’m currently in post-production with my regionally made film, Little Jetty . I have an exciting slate of projects that have attracted interest both in Australia and overseas, including Squishy Taylor — an animated series based on the bestselling Australian children’s books that have sold in the US, UK, Spain, Turkey and Brazil. Squishy Taylor will be my first international co-production . I began my career at C31 , working as a shooter-producer and journalist for the nightly news. After leaving C31, I worked for Auspicious Arts as a Financial Administrator, auspicing grants for clients including Circus Oz , Strange Fruit , Australian National Academy of Music , Gasworks Arts Park , Ilbijerri Theatre Co , and Melbourne Theatre Company . I’m also a freelance writer , with work published in Screen Hub , InTheMix , Live Loud Mag , and Rural Room . My varied experience across finance, TV, media, marketing and events gives me a big-picture perspective on how the film, TV and content industries operate and all the skills needed to thrive in the multifaceted role of a producer. << Previous profile << Back to directory Next profile >> Want to be listed in the SEA Creative Directory? Are you a creative or group in the Bega Valley, Snowy Monaro or Eurobodalla? Register and get listed Need to update something? Request a profile update via seainfo@southeastarts.org.au
- Handmade on the South Coast | South East Arts
Back to directory Handmade on the South Coast Annual Artisan Event showcasing unique handmade South Coast artists. Locally produced, crafted and sold. Creative focus: Craft & design, Digital media, Fashion & textiles, Venue/Gallery/Studio, Visual arts Services / Open to: Arts admin, Collaboration, Consulting, Exhibitions, Workshops Website / Socials https://handmadeonthesouthcoast.com.au/ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550633435853 https://www.instagram.com/handmadeonthesouthcoast/ Primary location: Eurobodalla Handmade on the South Coast artists I wanted to bring South Coast Artisans together for a day to engage with like minded people, to exhibit their pieces and sell their wares. There are so many unique and talented people with amazing backgrounds, a diversity of crafts that live here, on the beautiful South Coast. So I bring them together every here to exihibit, network and sell their pieces. 2026 will be our fourth year of this annual event held in Narooma. << Previous profile << Back to directory Next profile >> Want to be listed in the SEA Creative Directory? Are you a creative or group in the Bega Valley, Snowy Monaro or Eurobodalla? Register and get listed Need to update something? Request a profile update via seainfo@southeastarts.org.au
- The Southern Concert | South East Arts
Back to directory The Southern Concert Baroque music ensemble playing on period instruments, aiming to promote baroque and early classical music in regional NSW and use in-house editions. Creative focus: Music, Performing arts Services / Open to: Collaboration, Performance / gigs, Workshops Website / Socials https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61576959294460 https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61576959294460 Primary location: Bega Valley Shire The Southern Concert performs in St Paul's Anglican Church, Manuka The Southern Concert Inc. is baroque music ensemble playing on period instruments. It was founded in 2025 and is based on the Far South Coast. We aim to promote baroque and early music in regional NSW, with occasional concerts interstate. We use existing editions, as well as in-house editions of repertoire that isn't readily available. We strive to engage with the wider community through performances, workshops and tutoring. << Previous profile << Back to directory Next profile >> Want to be listed in the SEA Creative Directory? Are you a creative or group in the Bega Valley, Snowy Monaro or Eurobodalla? Register and get listed Need to update something? Request a profile update via seainfo@southeastarts.org.au
- Mark Salvestro | Actor, Theatremaker, Arts Administrator | South East Arts
Back to directory Mark Salvestro | Actor, Theatremaker, Arts Administrator Maker of text-based theatre works, often exploring queer life, regional living, history, and themes of coming of age. Creative focus: Performing arts, Writing Services / Open to: Arts admin, Collaboration, Consulting, Performance / gigs, Skills exchange Website / Socials https://www.marksalvestro.com/ https://www.instagram.com/marksalvestro/ http://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-salvestro-2261401b4 Primary location: Snowy Monaro A headshot of a man with short brown hair and a beard, smiling Mark is an actor, writer, theatre producer, and arts administrator based between Sydney and Cooma in southeast NSW. He currently work as the Marketing and Administration Manager at Arts on Tour. As a freelancer, he creates text-based theatre works, often exploring queer life, regional living, history, and themes of coming of age. Most recently, he's been working on a three-hander play called 'The Queen's City of the South', which is inspired by the history of the Cooma Gaol and its use as a 'gay prison' from 1957-1984. Mark's previous solo works have been performed in both metro and regional communities across Australia. << Previous profile << Back to directory Next profile >> Want to be listed in the SEA Creative Directory? Are you a creative or group in the Bega Valley, Snowy Monaro or Eurobodalla? Register and get listed Need to update something? Request a profile update via seainfo@southeastarts.org.au
- Jane Whiting Studio | South East Arts
Back to directory Jane Whiting Studio I am a South Coast artist working in oils on canvas specialising in portraits of chairs and rooms Creative focus: Visual arts Services / Open to: Work for sale Website / Socials https://www.janewhitingstudio.com https://www.instagram.com/janewhitingstudio/ Primary location: Eurobodalla The Pink Chair Oil on Canvas As an artist residing in the coastal town of Batehaven Australia, my work explores the intricate interplay between environment, object, and human presence. Through the medium of oil painting, I seek to encapsulate the delicate details that often go unnoticed in everyday – the quiet elegance of an empty ornate chair set against a vast landscape or the intimate vibrance of a families’ shared moments at the beach My artistic practice is deeply rooted in a fascination with the stories that spaces and objects silently convey, whether it is the subtle intricacies of a tablescape or the nuanced interplay of light within an interior. Through my work, I aspire to create a dialogue between the viewer and the canvas encouraging an exploration of the emotions and memories that these scenes evoke. << Previous profile << Back to directory Next profile >> Want to be listed in the SEA Creative Directory? Are you a creative or group in the Bega Valley, Snowy Monaro or Eurobodalla? Register and get listed Need to update something? Request a profile update via seainfo@southeastarts.org.au
- Bega Streetlight Festival | South East Arts
Get involved! Photography Exhibition, Poetry Event and more! Arts + Culture Across SOUTH EAST NSW Bega Streetlight Festival The annual Bega Streetlight Festival will be held this year from 5pm on Friday, 25 September 2026. This illuminated evening brings our townsfolk out into the streets to celebrate creativity and community, and will once again bring together food, music, art and interactive experiences in a celebration that reflects the spirit and creativity of the Bega Valley. The Bega Streetlight Festival is proudly funded by the NSW Government’s Open Streets Program, led by Transport for NSW. This event is a collaboration between Bega Valley Shire Council, Bega Chamber of Commerce and South East Arts. Follow Bega Streetlight Festival on socials Bega Streetlight Poetry Event Finalist readings @ Candelo Books, Friday 25 September 2026 As a part of the Festival, South East Arts in Partnership with Candelo Books will once again be running the delightful Bega Streetlight Poetry Event. The theme for 2026 is "A Snapshot of Belonging". Poets of all ages and experience levels are invited to submit an original poem inspired by the theme "A Snapshot of Belonging". Whether it's a place, a moment, a community, a person, or a feeling – we want to hear your reflections on what belonging means in the Bega Valley Shire. Finalists will perform their poems live at Candelo Books during the Bega Streetlight Festival on the evening of Friday 25 September. There are two categories: 14 & Under 15 & over Awards: Category winners receive a $150 Candelo Books giftcard Category runners-up receive a $50 Candelo Books giftcard Entries are now closed 2026 Bega Streetlight Photo Exhibition As a part of the Festival, South East Arts will once again be facilitating the hugely popular Bega Streetlight Photography Exhibition. This year's theme is "A Snapshot of Belonging". Entries for the 2026 exhibition closed at 5pm, Monday 24th August. 20 finalist photos will be paid $400 each and be included in the Bega Streetlight Festival Photography Exhibition throughout Carp Street shopfronts. Finalists will be publicly announced in the days before the Bega Streetlight Festival. The Bega Streetlight Festival, proudly funded by the NSW Government’s Open Streets Program, led by Transport for NSW, is a collaboration between the Bega Chamber of Commerce, South East Arts and Bega Valley Shire Council. Follow Bega Streetlight Festival on socials
- Support SEA | South East Arts
South East Arts champions creativity across the Eurobodalla, Bega Valley and Snowy Monaro. We support, promote and advocate for artists, creative projects and cultural development — because when creativity thrives, our communities thrive too. Your tax-deductible donation supports artists and cultural programs that make the south east a more vibrant, resilient and inspiring place to live. Arts + Culture Across SOUTH EAST NSW Supporting Creativity in Regional NSW South East Arts champions creativity across the Eurobodalla, Bega Valley and Snowy Monaro. We support, promote and advocate for artists, creative projects and cultural development — because when creativity thrives, our communities thrive too. Your tax-deductible donation supports artists and cultural programs that make the south east a more vibrant, resilient and inspiring place to live. Why Your Support Matters We know the transformative power of the arts. A small act of generosity — such as giving $10 a month — can have a real and lasting impact. A monthly $10 tax-deductable donation: Helps emerging artists access mentoring and opportunities for the first time Supports the promotion of local arts & culture Builds a stronger, more connected and more creative region A monthly $25 tax-deductable donation: Supports practical workshops that help local creatives build their business skills Supports the professional development of local arts workers Embeds knowledge in our vibrant & resilient community A monthly $50 tax-deductable donation: enables new festivals, art prizes and cultural projects that bring visitors and builds the economy of our region. Positions our region as a cultural tourism destination Keeps the talent in the regions, making it a vibrant and inspiring place to live If everyone who values arts and culture in our region contributed just $10 a month, South East Arts could fund double the creative opportunities, nurture more artists, and sustain our cultural heartbeat year-round. Become a monthy supporter Supporting First Nations Creative Culture For over twenty years, South East Arts has worked alongside First Nations artists — visual artists, musicians, dancers, writers and performers — supporting their creative and professional growth.Your donations help us sustain this vital work, offering opportunities for cultural sharing, artistic development and leadership for First Nations creatives across our region. South East Arts supports creativity & culture across the Eurobodalla, Bega Valley and Snowy Monaro. You can too... Donate to SEA Supporting Supporting Supporting Supporting arts & arts & arts & arts & culture culture culture culture across across across across South East South East South East South East NSW NSW NSW NSW Donate to South East Arts Frequency One time One time Monthly Monthly Yearly Yearly Amount $10 $10 $25 $25 $50 $50 $100 $100 $200 $200 Other Other 0/100 Comment (optional) Donate $25.72 Monthly I'd like to add $0.72 to cover transaction fees. Your tax-deductible donation helps us build a stronger, more connected and more creative region. Every dollar supports artists and cultural programs that make the south east a more vibrant, resilient and inspiring place to live. Philanthropy & Partnerships We welcome the support of individuals, trusts, foundations and bequests who share our belief that creativity changes lives. Past philanthropic giving has helped us: Run youth short film programs Launch arts and health initiatives Support First Nations creative enterprises If you’re passionate about supporting regional arts and would like to discuss how your contribution can make a lasting impact, please contact: Kate Bradbury – Executive Director, South East Arts Phone: 0429 909 447 Email: ed@southeastarts.org.au Image - Detail from painting by Nicole Grimm Hewlett.Copyright: Nicole Grimm Hewlett
- Snowy Monaro Art & Artisan Trail
Our Snowy Monaro region is home to a number of talented artists, performers and gifted community members who love getting together, swapping ideas, creative techniques and skills. View a list of public art within the Snowy Monaro here or view the Snowy Monaro Art & Artisan Trail as a digital flipbook Arts + Culture Across SOUTH EAST NSW Snowy Monaro Art & Artisan Trail Browse the digital flipbook below, or Download document as PDF (2.1MB) Find out more about this SEA Supported Project - Snowy Monaro Art & Artisan Trail Open flipbook in your browser Download as PDF (2.1MB)
- Robert Knapman Photography | South East Arts
Back to directory Robert Knapman Photography I'm a local event, portrait and social documentary photographer based in Bega. Creative focus: Photography Services / Open to: Collaboration, Commissions, Contracting, Exhibitions, Work for sale Website / Socials https://www.robertknapmanphotography.com https://www.facebook.com/share/18qBGdNdE3/ https://www.instagram.com/robertknapmanphototgraphy?igsh=MWxlZDU2MmE1dHN1Zw== Primary location: Bega Valley Shire This is me. Photo by Robert Knapman Hi. I'm a Sydney-born photographer. After travelling a lot, I'm now living on the far south coast of NSW in the Bega Valley with my partner and parakeet. I'm a portraiture, event, photojournalistic and community based photographer. I've worked across Australia, held solo exhibitions, collaborated on joint projects, and contributed to publications and websites. I've also worked for many years in the human services with some of Australia's most marginalised communities. Right now I work as a freelance photographer, and social worker. I'm motivated by building and celebrating community, and creating places where we all belong. I bring this to my photographic work and projects. << Previous profile << Back to directory Next profile >> Want to be listed in the SEA Creative Directory? Are you a creative or group in the Bega Valley, Snowy Monaro or Eurobodalla? Register and get listed Need to update something? Request a profile update via seainfo@southeastarts.org.au
- Far South Film Inc | South East Arts
Back to directory Far South Film Inc An inclusive and collaborative creative hub for filmmakers on the Far South Coast of NSW and surrounding areas. Creative focus: Digital media, Film & TV, Production, Sound/Lighting, Writing Services / Open to: Arts admin, Collaboration, Employment, Skills exchange, Workshops Website / Socials https://www.farsouthfilm.org.au https://www.facebook.com/farsouthfilm/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/farsouthfilm Primary location: Bega Valley Shire Filming for Yuwinj Dhari Bulawal-Yuin Stand Strong, credit H.Matsuoka Far South Film (FSF) is an incorporated association of professional and emerging filmmakers and screen creators from regional south-east NSW, Australia — bringing together creatives from the Bega Valley, Eurobodalla and Snowy Monaro shires and surrounding areas. As an inclusive and collaborative creative hub, we offer networking, learning and professional development opportunities — from workshops and courses to screenings and festivals — designed around the needs of our filmmaking and wider creative community. We also foster, promote and advocate for regional film and screen projects, powered by the shared skills and resources of our members. Our major annual event is the Far South Film Festival, held on the third weekend of August. farsouthfilm.org.au farsouthfilmfestival.com << Previous profile << Back to directory Next profile >> Want to be listed in the SEA Creative Directory? Are you a creative or group in the Bega Valley, Snowy Monaro or Eurobodalla? Register and get listed Need to update something? Request a profile update via seainfo@southeastarts.org.au











