Jazz Money
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Jazz Money

Wiradjuri

Editioned prints; Sculpture or installation; Photography, video, sound or media work; Textiles including fabric and fashion; Public art

Artist Member

Jazz Money

Wiradjuri

Jazz Money is a Wiradjuri poet and artist producing works that encompass installation, performance, film and print. Their writing and art has been presented, performed and published nationally and internationally. Jazz has written two award-winning poetry collections how to make a basket (2021) and mark the dawn (2024), and the children’s book The Frog’s First Song (2025) illustrated by Jason Phu. Trained as a filmmaker, Jazz’s first feature film WINHANGANHA (2023) was commissioned by the NFSA.
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Jazz Money - Only Country Lasts Forever

Artwork: Only Country Lasts Forever, 2024 Jazz Money. Photo: Elli Webb

Jazz Money - This Is How We Love

Artwork: This Is How We Love, 2024 Jazz Money. Photo: Paul Steed

Jazz Money - It's Always Been Always

Artwork: It's Always Been Always, 2022 Jazz Money. Photo: Kai Wasikowski

Jazz Money - £100,000

Artwork: £100,000, 2021 Jazz Money. Photo: Zan Wimberley

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