Maya Hodge is a Lardil curator and writer based on Wurundjeri Country. Her practice spans writing, exhibitions, and community-focused projects, with a passion for uplifting First Peoples’ storytelling through arts and editorial projects grounded in community values, sisterhood, and care.

She has curated exhibitions at La Trobe Art Institute, Craft Victoria, Incinerator Gallery, and Counihan Gallery. In 2022, she co-curated the award-winning exhibition project Collective Movements at Monash University Museum of Art (MUMA) alongside Kate ten Buuren and Professor N'arwee't Carolyn Briggs AM. Maya’s writing appears in publications by Melbourne University Press, the National Gallery of Victoria, Wakefield Press, and Art Monthly Australasia. She has held curatorial roles at the Koorie Heritage Trust and Blak Dot Gallery, and has guest-edited online issues of Runway Journal and West Space.

Maya is currently an Academic Associate at The University of Melbourne, working across research, teaching and curatorial practice. She holds a Bachelor of Art History and Curating from Monash University.

Maya Hodge is a Lardil curator and writer based on Wurundjeri Country. Her practice spans writing, exhibitions, and community-focused projects, with a passion for uplifting First Peoples’ storytelling through arts and editorial projects grounded in community values, sisterhood, and care.

Maya Hodge

Dr Kimberley Moulton is a Yorta Yorta woman and an independent curator and writer. She is Senior Curator Exhibitions at RISING and recently held tenure as the Adjunct Curator Indigenous Art for Tate, London (2023-2026). Kimberley was previously Senior Curator First Peoples Collection at Museums Victoria.

Kimberley Moulton

Lucy Norton is a storyteller of Koori and Peruvian-Quechua descent, living and creating on Gadigal Country. She writes about memory, place, and the connections between people, spirit, and land. Her work has been featured in publications including Cordite Poetry Review, Industrial Estate, and Overland Literary Journal. Lucy is a fellow of The Next Chapter 2026, receiving The Malcolm Robertson Fellowship for poetry. 

Lucy Norton

Moorina Bonini is a proud descendant of the Yorta Yorta Dhulunyagen family clan of Ulupna and the Yorta Yorta, Wurundjeri, and Wiradjuri Briggs/McCrae family. As an artist of Aboriginal and Italian heritage, her practice critiques and disrupts the eurocentric frameworks that shape institutional perceptions of Indigenous identity. Grounded in Indigenous Knowledge systems, Bonini’s work challenges colonial narratives, re-centers Aboriginal perspectives, and examines the intersections of culture, history, and representation.

Bonini is particularly interested in practice-led research as a method for interrogating the western binaries and categorisations imposed upon Aboriginal peoples, both historically and in contemporary society. Through her work, she examines the ways in which Indigenous ways of knowing, doing, and being resist and transcend these imposed structures, creating space for self-determined representations of Aboriginal identities and experiences.

Working across installation, moving image and cultural practice, Bonini has exhibited both nationally and internationally, including at ACMI, The Shed (New York), City of Wellington Gallery (NZ), Gertrude Contemporary, the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) and the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV). Recent major commissions include TarraWarra Biennial 2025: We Are Eagles, and RISING Festival (2025). 

*Portrait Image by Lucy Foster*


Moorina Bonini is a proud descendant of the Yorta Yorta Dhulunyagen family clan of Ulupna and the Yorta Yorta, Wurundjeri, and Wiradjuri Briggs/McCrae family. As an artist of Aboriginal and Italian heritage, her practice critiques and disrupts the eurocentric frameworks that shape institutional perceptions of Indigenous identity. Grounded in Indigenous Knowledge systems, Bonini’s work challenges colonial narratives, re-centers Aboriginal perspectives, and examines the intersections of culture, history, and representation.

Moorina Bonini

Georgia Hayward (she/her) is an artist, writer and artsworker of Mardigan/Maranganji and Anglo-Celtic descent. Utilising the urban environment as both subject and substrate to investigate constructed of civic space in australia and its impacts on contemporary social dynamics and community development. Georgia investigates these ideas through social, spatial and digital practices to engage with polyphonic and polycentric readings of public space to cultivate relational, place-based and regenerative community outcomes.

Georgia Hayward

Poly-Rhythmic #7 x UNTOLD farewells Moorina Bonini's solo sound exhibition Wowatjumtj Woka. We have partnered with Agency Projects to curate an evening of deep conversations, storytelling and dinner to proudly send off this beautiful exhibition. 

**(Poly-Rhythmic #7: Music//Talks//Eats x UNTOLD)**
Liquid Architecture and Agency Project’s *Poly-Rhythmic x Untold* celebrates the closing of Moorina Bonini’s Wowatjumatj Woka. Join us for a night of conversations, food and storytelling, featuring a performance by Lucy Norton; panel discussion with Moorina Bonini, Kimberley Moulton, Maya Hodge and Georgia Hayward; and dinner provided by Châteaux Creole. 
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**Event Schedule:** 
*5:00pm - 5:30pm* Listening to Wowatjumatj Woka
*5:30pm - 5:40pm* Audience moves to event space
*5:40pm - 6:00pm* Performance by Lucy Norton 
*6:00pm - 6:45pm* Panel discussion
*6:45pm - 8:00pm* Dinner by Châteaux Creole
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Wowatjumatj (sound) Woka (Country) explores the sounds of Yorta Yorta Woka, materialised through vibration and sand. Using field recordings and contact microphones, layered sounds of Yorta Yorta Woka are captured, explored, and made visible. Sound reveals the layered nature of Country and the knowledge held within it, knowledge that has existed for millennia and continues to shape Aboriginal relationships to Woka.
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Cover Image by [Benny Clark](https://www.bennyclark.com.au) (Gunai/Kurnai & Djabwurrung) 
Poster by Paul Mylecharane
Poster Image by Tim Hillier
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