TBA21–Academy presents Re-Stor(y)ing Oceania, an exhibition featuring site-specific commissions by Indigenous Pacific artists Latai Taumoepeau and Elisapeta Hinemoa Heta, curated by Taloi Havini. This multi-disciplinary exhibition addresses climate change through performance, sculpture, and poetry, emphasizing Indigenous perspectives. Taumoepeau's work focuses on deep sea mining with a new choral piece, while Heta's installation, "The Body of Wainuiātea," promotes cultural identity and environmental awareness. Engage in a collaborative space designed for community exchange and celebration of oceanic connections.

Auto Italia presents "Biraddali Dancing on the Horizon," the first UK solo exhibition by Filipina-Australian artist Bhenji Ra. This 30-minute 16mm film documents ancestral learning through the pangalay dance, guided by Tausug elder Sitti Airia Sangkula Askalani-Obeso. The film intertwines ritual and mythology, exploring gender and identity through the lens of the Biraddali, a celestial figure. Accompanied by a score from Tati au Miel, the work challenges colonial dance narratives and celebrates decolonial choreography.

Paschal collaborates with curator and activist Roselle Pineda through Aurora Artist Run Programs and Residency Space (AARPS) on "Crossing Rivers," supported by Creative Australia. This interdisciplinary initiative fosters reciprocal relationships between First Nations Peoples in the Philippines and Australia across four phases. The first phase features a cultural immersion and participatory program for Australian and Manila-based creatives within the Dumagat First Nations community.