Stick Mob Studio are busy creating a large-scale video mapping animation for exhibition at the AAS Conference, 9–12 June.

Stick Mob Studio

Arrernte Country Central Australia

Telling Stories We Need to Hear

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“I’ve spent this morning reading all of Stick Mob’s graphic novels They’re fierce. Thank you Stick Mob for bringing these stories to life.”

Dr. Henry Goldstein  (he/him) B.Pharm, MB BS, FRACP, Adolescent & Young Adult Physician

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    HERON’s VIEW – Exhibition

    June 9, 2026
    Projection mapped 14 foot animation
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    Stories GATHER Through Relationships: DIGITAL STorytelling on the APY Lands, South Australia

    June 1, 2026
    Recently, Stick Mob Studio artists Alyssa Mason and Seraphina Newberry travelled to the APY Lands to spend a week with the Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Education Committee (PYEC) Anangu Resource Development Unit (ARDU). Together with artists from Kaltjiti (Fregon) and Pukatja (Ernabella), they created digital images through times for drawing, cooking Kangaroo tail on Country and sharing stories.
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    JOURNAL COMMISSION – Voiceworks Issue #137 GUTTERS

    May 21, 2026
    Our work was inspired by visiting the Artback exhibition at 8 Hele Crescent, Wangka Walytja – The Life and Times of the Papunya Literature Production Centre by Papunya Tjupi artists.
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Wearable storytelling

Stick Mob Studio is a socially led enterprise. As a collective, we believe in the power of storytelling to open up radically different possibilities.

Stick Mob live and work on Arrernte Country, Central Australia.  We pay our respect to our ancestors past-present-emerging through honouring our continued connection to Country, story, and each other.

L-R: Seraphina Newberry, Alyssa Mason, Declan Miller, Wendy Cowan, Racy Dog

Stick Mob Studio do not use AI to write or illustrate our stories. Everything we create comes from our own hands, imaginations, voices, and storytelling practices.