Presented in partnership with Dance Nucleus in Singapore, [CP]³ supported a Western Australian dance artist to join a five-month online academy focused on developing critical practice in contemporary choreography and performance making. The bursary covered the course fee and included a two-week studio residency at King Street Arts Centre, creating space to translate new ideas and international exchange into physical research.

From 2023-2025, the [CP]³ Bursary supported Timothy Green, Zendra Giraudo and Toni Moran to deepen their practices alongside artists from across Asia.

[CP]³ Bursary artist 2025
Toni Moran

Since completing [CP]³, I feel more confident, with a stronger artistic point of view, a better understanding of systems and a greater sense of balance. I feel honoured to have had the experience.

[CP]³ Bursary artist 2024
Zendra Giraudo

[CP]³ changed the way I think about making work and defining myself in a broader critical context as an emerging artist from Boorloo/Perth Australia. It offered me the rare opportunity to practice how I want to talk about myself and my projects, with the opportunity to learn from artists across the Asia-Pacific region doing the same.

I’ve been able to create international and interstate relationships and get an insight into the many arts contexts outside of my own. I am so grateful to have been afforded the chance to learn from so many incredible mentors and artists, and the chance to respond to these learnings through physical practice.

I would recommend this opportunity to any maker with an interest in movement, performance, and making through a critical, reflective practice.

[CP]³ Bursary artist 2023
Timothy Green

“I am incredibly grateful for this opportunity to invest in and interrogate my own making strategies and further develop my emerging choreographic identity under the mentorship of the [CP]3 leadership team, and in dialogue with other members of the Australasian performance making community”.

Acknowledgement of Country

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