KERFEW is an Australia-wide creative collective of South Asian musicians, producers, DJs, designers and broadcasters who use art as a vehicle to explore, reimagine and celebrate the cultures and stories shaped by their own unique and varied experiences of the South Asian diaspora. They&#39;re partnering with RISING for an in-conversation event with DJ and key member KERFEW, kāmna, where she&#39;ll sit down with pianist, modular synthesist, singer, producer and <a href="https://rising.melbourne/festival-program/loraine-james-and-arushi-jain">RISING co-headliner Arushi Jain</a>. Together they’ll explore connections between cultural roots and contemporary arts practices through the lens of the South-Asian diaspora and subcontinental experience.

Kerfew in-conversation with Arushi Jain

ACCESSIBLE PARKING

There are a number of accessible parking spaces located on Flinders Lane and surrounding streets. Parking is also available at a number of nearby car parks, including Flinders Gate Car Park, which is next door.

ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE 

The entrance is a flat level entrance on Flinders Lane.  

ACCESSIBLE BATHROOMS 

An accessible bathroom is located within the venue on the right from the entrance.   

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Nearest accessible train station: Torrens University Auditorium is approximately two-minute walk (110 metres) from Flinders Street Station.

Nearest accessible tram stop: Stop 5 – Swanston Street & Flinders Street – Routes 35, 70, 75. Federation Square & Swanston Street – Routes 1, 3/3a, 5, 6, 16, 58, 64, 67, 72 