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Anne Rittman
and Maz Wilson
Anne
Rittman
taught art and filmmaking in Victorian Primary and Secondary schools
for over
23 years. She co-founded and managed Pigtale, a design studio and small
manufacturing business in Brunswick Street, Fitzroy. Anne was the
instigator
and a founding member of The Women’s Gallery which ran successfully for
8 years
in Brunswick Street. She also created the Australian Student
International Film
Festival which opened at ACMI in 2002, then moved to the Capital
Theatre in
2004. Anne studied writing at RMIT,
producing Telling Tales, an
anthology of short
stories, The Spider and the Fly, a
short film. She also co-shot the documentary The
Touched, a film made inside the walls of Maiti Nepal, an
institution sheltering women who escaped the horrors of child
trafficking in
India and had returned to Nepal. Maz Wilson taught photography in
Victorian Secondary Schools. She travelled extensively, building a
worldwide
photographic collection. She has exhibited at the Buoyancy Gallery in
Richmond
and more recently in Castlemaine. She was a partner at Pigtale ceramic
design
studio. Maz designed the last mudbrick
house to be built
in Castlemaine. She completed the Professional Writing and Editing
Diploma at
RMIT University. Maz Wilson is the co-author of Brunswick
Street, Art & Revolution. |