As a creative studio and cultural platform, MADE IN KIN champions people of colour shaped by migration.
Our second Show & Tell in Melbourne felt less like an evening of networking and presentations and more like one enormous group hug, with plenty of stories to tell.
Doris Chang reflects on the problematic nature of ‘Chinese-maxxing’ – and how it feels when the culture you were once ridiculed for suddenly becomes trendy.
A rainy Adelaide Hills Sunday, colourful canvases and a multicultural feast. Inside Stangate House & Garden, MADE IN KIN brought its first Paint & Picnic to (still) life.