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Amplifying the Voices of Young Migrant Creatives
Read about our founder, Konker Malual, and how "The Rest of Us" started in The Westsider's article. Discover his journey to empower young migrant creatives through supportive environments and positive influences.
Read the full article here.
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Creative Places Shopfront Activations
We’re excited to join the City of Maribyrnong’s Creative Places Shopfront Activations for 2024–2025! Our new shopfront blends art, design, and community, transforming an ordinary storefront into an immersive creative experience. Come see how trou is bringing fresh energy to Maribyrnong.
Read the full article here.
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Community art collective exhibits the heart of the West
T.R.O.U. launched its new Footscray space with a multi-medium art exhibition showcasing emerging Melbourne artists. Featuring works from JAW, Fiona, Hannah, and more, the exhibition highlights diverse voices while supporting future youth workshops.
Read the full article here.
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Maribyrnong Messenger – Spring 2025
The Spring issue of Maribyrnong Messenger features Konker Malual and the work of TROU, shining a light on how we’re creating opportunities for young people from under-represented and disadvantaged communities across the City.
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ABC NEWS Breakfast
T.R.O.U. founder Konker Malual recently joined ABC News live to discuss the brand’s community impact. He highlighted how T.R.O.U. empowers under-represented young creatives through local activations and workshops, providing a vital platform for migrant voices to thrive in Melbourne’s art scene.
