Festival of Now

The Faces of FoN : Part Two- mindshare Showcase of Festival of Now Creatives!

Under a large white marquee, a light-skinned woman stands on stage, wearing a bight magenta jacket and reading to an attentive seated crowd from a piece of paper.

The Faces of FoN: Part One!

On a black background, an orange scribble in the shape of a thought bubble floats in the page, linked to the word “mindshare” below it in cursive. Under this text reads “creative writing awards 2022 winner”. At the bottom of the image are logos from the Mental Health Coalition South Australia, Mental Health Month, mindshare, Writers SA, and Access2ArtsOn a black background, an orange scribble in the shape of a thought bubble floats in the page, linked to the word “mindshare” below it in cursive. Under this text reads “creative writing awards 2022 winner”. At the bottom of the image are logos from the Mental Health Coalition South Australia, Mental Health Month, mindshare, Writers SA, and Access2Arts

mindshare Creative Writing Award winners announced!

A bright sunflower rises from a joined gathering of triangles on a white background. Each triangle is filled with a different multi-coloured pattern, some diamonds, some stripes, some squares. The sunflower is woven through the triangles, and the one at the top if the page has the words “LOVE ONE ANOTHER” in pink, green, and purple writing.

2022 Festival Of Now Poster Competition

On a black background, in Australian Indigenous dot-painting style, a cascade of dots in various shades of blue swirl in the sky over a red landscape formed from repeating patterns of red orange and yellow dots. In the center is a realism-style brown hand, gently cupping 6 figures who are silhouetted in front of a red and yellow rising sun.

Poster Comp closing SOON!

FoN Poster Comp tile, detailing entry conditions. See Captio for image description

10th Anniversary Festival of Now poster competition opens!

Lived Experience opportunities for creatives at Festival of Now

“What’s This Thing Called Peer Work?” with SA’s Mental Health Commissioners

Conversations from the Street with Hutt St Centre & Keryn Robelyn

A Poem Called “Psychosis”