“Power and Water Corporation has a commitment and responsibility to the environment and the community which we take very seriously. We have a number of assets around town which can be used to advantage to display Contemporary Youth Arts. There is a lot of resistance and negativity in the community surrounding the confusion between youth aerosol art and vandalism; we do not support vandalism.

Power and Water Corporation is proud of the work the InCite crew has created on the Milner Rd Pump Station and consider the work an example of top quality, contemporary youth art.

We value the contribution from these young people and are proud to promote this art form into the community.”

Alan Whyte, Area Manager, Power and Water Corporation, October 2009

Mixed Ability Visual Arts Exhibition 2009
Jewellery, Fabric Printing & Painting, Pottery and Felt Making

June Marriott Gallery Central Craft
Araluen Arts Centre
Fri 20 – Sun 6 Nov 2009

The exhibition includes work created during an Arts and Disability and Community Cultural Development initiative involving the network of disability organisations in and around Alice Springs.


Disability and the Arts – Working with the wider community together with InCite Youth Arts.

Check out the artwork installed at the Power and Water site at Gillen, Alice Springs.

Local crew worked with professional graf artist Dash88, learning new techniques and creating this dynamic new artwork.

NAISDA Graduates Katie Leslie and Shari Togo are again returning (third time in 2009) to Willowra, Nyirrpi and Yuendumu in the October as dance artists and mentors for ‘Desert Sand Culture’. This hip hop music and dance mentoring project is a joint effort between InCite Youth Arts Inc and the Mt Theo Program (Warlpirri Youth Development Aborginal Corporation). Leslie and Togo first visited Yuendumu in 2008 as part of the pilot program for this partnership. Earlier this year in March and again in June /July ‘Desert Sand Culture’ also saw many young dancers engage in dance workshops with Leslie and Togo held in Willowra and Nyirrpi. Mt Theo and the Warlpiri young dancers are again enjoying the talents and generosity offered by Leslie and Togo's in sharing their dance skills.