As a social enterprise Localjinni works to achieve a social outcome, telling untold stories, and making the night-time city more fun, more of the time.  We lead power walks, with a percentage of every ticket sold going to commission new works by local artists.

We will be screening a raft of new digital content, in association with our upcoming Dynamo Hub and Bespoke City Tours event in early 2022, see About Us for artist bios.

Identity by Marissa McDowell (director and producer), Tammi Gisell (dancer and narrator) and Teresa Wojcik (composer and musician).
A First Nation video exploring identity, sexuality, and place.

Supported Capital of Equality Grant.

The lake by Ellis Hutch
The work will be an atmospheric 2-channel video work drawing on the experience of being ‘on’ the lake.
Presented as a brief narrative of the sights and sounds of the lake from dawn to dusk.

Image -Ellis Hutch with Caroline Huf and Pablo Latona, River diary 2020, at the Sloughing Studio performance with video projections and origami as part of Contour 556. Supported by Localjinni and ACT Government’s Graffiti program.

An Inconvenient Groove 
Canberra’s best known climate change aware funk band. With grooves as deep as the Marianas Trench and energy as high as global temperatures, the funkiest thing to come out of CBR since blue green algae in Lake Burley Griffin.

Supported by Localjinni and ACT Government’s Graffiti program.

Aunts on Scooters
Somebody’s Aunt is out for a ride! Dancing their way to work, pool, theatre, cafe, shops and tram stop, on a joyful,
safe, energy efficient scooter.

Image courtesy of Natsuko Yonezawa
Supported by Localjinni and Neuron Scooters

The Australian Dance Party
Move to Zero is a project of Australian Dance Party, Canberra’s site specific and activist dance company. Move to zero encourages everyone to make urgent steps towards a zero emissions future. Supported by the ACT Government’s Community Zero Emissions Grants program and Screencraft Media. Artists and collaborators: Olivia Fyfe, Ryan Stone, Alana Stenning, Lilah Gow, Stephen Gow, Julie Rickwood, Alison Plevey, David Caffery, Anthony Plevey, Brodie and River Parsons, Australian EV Association (ACT branch), Joe Oppenheimer, Fahad Abdulaal and the many community contributors.

Australian Dance Party performs Water Tight Art Not Apart, 2018. Photography by Lorna Sim.

Thanks to the ACT Government for their support to commission these artists to produce new digital works for CBR’s public spaces.