Registration for the SEE Studio Program 2026 

The SEE Studio Program is Second Echo Ensemble’s creative development ecosystem - a place for growing creative confidence, skills, leadership and real pathways into employment. It’s a long-term, supportive program where artists develop their practice, build relationships, and explore who they are and what they want to make in the world.

SEE Studio Labs are the weekly creative sessions inside this program. This form lets you register for the 2026 Labs.

Our Labs are open to people aged 16 and over and offer 2 to 6 hours each week of ensemble practice, experimentation and skills development across performance, movement, sound and animation. You can sign up for one Lab or multiple Labs, depending on your goals and curiosity.

The Labs run in line with Tasmanian school terms, giving artists time to learn, grow and build creative habits across the year. Participants can use their NDIS funding to support attendance. Some small materials fees may apply. 

If you’d like to visit the SEE studio before registering, or talk with us about which Lab might suit you best, you’re always welcome to call, email, or book a tour. We’d love to meet you.

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ABOUT US

CELEBRATING DIVERSITY

We are a curiosity-driven creative community where every artist brings their own way of thinking, moving and making. We grow skills, confidence and creative relationships through shared practice, playful exploration, and collaborative studio work.

CHALLENGING ASSUMPTIONS

Our mission is to build a culture where agency leads, stereotypes fall away, and new stories take centre stage. We invite artists to experiment, disrupt old ideas, and shape work that reflects their lived experience, imagination, and voice.

MAKING THINGS HAPPEN

We don’t make art about having a disability or not having a disability. We make work about life, about its surroundings, its imaginings, its rhythms, its angers and its celebrations. In the Pathways to Work program, artists build creative and employment skills side by side, discovering how their unique perspective can drive meaningful work in the arts and beyond.


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National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)

NDIS participants are encouraged to register for SEE’s programs. Our Labs support social and community participation, skills development, pathways to employment, and health and wellbeing.

If you already have an NDIS plan, you can ask for Second Echo Ensemble to be written into your plan. If you’re not sure if you’re eligible, you can talk to your Local Area Coordinator or read more on the NDIS website: https://www.ndis.gov.au/

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Phone: 03 6108 1384

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