Carly Tarkari Dodd is a Kaurna/Narungga/Ngarrindjeri artist and curator based in Tarntanya (Adelaide, South Australia). As the First Nations Engagement Coordinator and Assistant Curator at JamFactory she has worked closely with First Nations artists and art centres on many projects.
Caitlin Eyre is an arts writer and the Curator and Exhibitions Manager at JamFactory in Adelaide (Tarntanya), South Australia. In 2024, she curated JamFactory ICON Julie Blyfield: Chasing a passion, a major national touring exhibition of Julie Blyfield's work. Caitlin has previously undertaken a curatorial internship at the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, as well as an editorial arts writing internship at Berlin Art Link in Germany. Her personal research interests include mourning and sentimental jewellery (especially hairwork) and women's folk crafts.
Maya Hodge is a Lardil and Yangkaal emerging writer and curator based on the lands of the Kulin Nation. Maya’s writing and poetry have been published by Kill Your Darlings, Art Collector, Australian Poetry, Craft Victoria, Books+Publishing, Hardie Grant, Cordite Poetry Review, and Overland.
Anne Nginyangka Thomson is a Pitjantjatjara who grew up on her family's homeland near Pukatja/Ernabella community on the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands in the far north of South Australia. Anne's father was an integral part of the APY Land Rights movement and her mother, Carlene Thompson, is a senior Ernabella artist. Anne made ceramics in high school and then graduated to the Ernabella Arts ceramic studio. Anne has twice won the prestigious SAM Indigenous Ceramic Art Award and in 2023 she won the 3D Award at the Telstra NATSIA Awards. She sits on the boards of Ernabella Arts and Ku Arts and is a strong voice and advocate for the APY community.