Triage Live Art Collective  

  

Triage was founded by artistic director Katerina Kokkinos-Kennedy in 2009. The company creates intimate live art works, and performance installations with a core group of artistic collaborators. Triage's works are immersive, site-specific, and participatory. These "deep end" experiences are designed to enable audiences to make sense of themselves and the world they live in. Recent projects have explored our relationship to the sea (Bodies of Water, 2022), the climate crisis for children  (After the Flood, 2022), the meaning of place across time (META, 2021), and mortality (The Infirmary, 2018).

 

Most recently Triage has collaborated with the following artists: Harry Aronsten, John Ford, Eloise Kent, Takashi Kondo, Rei Poh (Attempts Collective), Tamara Searle, Zoe Scoglio, Sarah Walker, and Mark Wilson. 

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We acknowledge that we live and work in Naarm. We pay our respects to the Wurundjeri, Woi Wurrung and Boon Wurrong peoples, on the lands of the Eastern Kulin nations. Their sovereignty was never ceded. Always was, always will be.