“Amanyi” (translates directly to “power” from Luganda) by Ree, from Submerged 2021.

Judy Kuo

Unionist, Activist, Digital Artist

Judy Kuo is an Asian-Australian unionist, activist, and artist making digital art, zines, and posters. She currently works at Victorian Trades Hall Council and is passionate about building anti-racist working-class solidarity. She has previously created works for Diversity Arts Australia, Community Legal Centres NSW, and Demos Journal.

Judy Kuo. Photo courtesy the artist.

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