Join us for the launch of The Metamorphosis Project Journal (TMPJ), Issue 03, exploring the theme of “Telos (τέλος): Purpose, Process and Practice”.

Featuring submissions from artists, creative practitioners and academics in the fields of architecture, futures design, placemaking, creative technologies, and performing arts, this curated collection of local and international essays illuminates the revolutionary potential of slow, purpose-driven and collaborative practice as a platform for social change and purpose-led innovation, enabling the conditions for co-creating sustainable futures.  

The launch event presents an intimate and engaging evening of live author readings followed by a panel discussion, offering the opportunity to forge new connections and memorable conversations with our community. This is a free event but registration is essential. All are warmly welcome.

TMPJ is a creative arts journal produced and published annually by The Metamorphosis Project in Western Australia. Each issue navigates a bold theme from the zeitgeist, examined through the symbiotic nexus of art, research and society. Our journal reflects a diverse authorship that spans practice and/as research and moves between and beyond disciplines and artistic forms.

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Ode to Sirens
25 High Street Fremantle

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The Metamorphosis Project
Founded in 2015, The Metamorphosis Project is an international, open-access platform and volunteer-led collective based in Western Australia that fosters ideas and creative experimentation at the intersection of art, research and society. We exist to inspire public discourse about the role of the arts, humanities and transdisciplinary research and practice in shaping pathways for social transformation. We do this through our publications, events and exhibitions, bringing diverse communities and thinkers together through conversation and provocation.

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Jennifer Halton
Jennifer Halton is Founder and Creative Director of The Metamorphosis Project (winner of Irish Research Council New Foundations Award 2016) and holds dual roles as Associate Dean (International) and Course Coordinator (Master of Creative Arts Entrepreneurship and Cultural Innovation) at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) at ECU. She holds a PhD in Cultural Musicology, specialising in cultural politics and artistic innovation in Renaissance Italy. She is the Editor-in-Chief of The Metamorphosis Project Journal (ISSN 2982-2459).