Creative outlets contribute to personal resilience, balance in life and individual impact.
Creative outlets contribute to personal resilience, balance in life and individual impact.
Maxine began djing in London from 2006 landing her first residency with Supatronix and hosting the weekly radio show. She brought the Supatronix nights back to Melbourne running a monthly residency at Revolver from 2009 and cohosted BPM show on PBS fm from 2011-2018 6 years. Missmax curates original sets of vinyl, CDJ and digital mixing originating from breakbeat and bass music right through to deep house, techno and disco.
Climactic Podcast Episodes:
Mairin Briody - Expressing Climate Hope Through Art
Jackie Matthews — Sustainability, Scrap, and Social Responsibility
Fight for the Bight — Torquay
Maxine Bazeley — "The Recruiter"
Maxine co-hosted The New Joneses, an initiative of Tamara Di Mattina in 2018 recording a short vox pop style clip.
Teal Collaborative creatively directed on community driven project relating to place with 'A Living Entity' - a public mural tackling 'Detritis', our obsession with single use plastic. We work with conscious creatives and community on socially engaged projects that initiate positive change and confront environmental, social, and existential issues in order to provoke change and provide hope.
'A Living Entity' project was a mural launched by a waste free picnic that sought community input on the theme ‘Detritis’, the Surf Coast Shire’s Seed Funding Grant program. The mural took inspiration from community engagement sessions and was designed by artists Clare Walton and Wadawurrung traditional owner Billy-Jay O’Toole with creative direction from Maxine. The launch picnic included a Welcome to Country, a Clean Up and a Sustainability Discussion with Grassroots Sustainability.
This video interview about the creation of 'A Living Entity' was produced by the Surf Coast Shire.