Expanding contemporary art.
We build projects and possibilities with diverse artists and partners.
Our Work
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Jump Left is an arts consultancy and producer creating pathways for Australian artists with diverse perspectives and lived experiences. We foster career development, curate exhibitions, and manage projects that amplify overlooked voices in the arts landscape.
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Working with artists to advance their professional growth.
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Providing expertise in art, inclusion, and access.
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Offering group workshops for professional creative development.
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Collaborating on national and international exhibitions.
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Working with artists, studios, and galleries on creative projects.
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Co-creating accessible artist residencies.
Unlocking artist and industry partner potential.
Work With Us
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Work With Us >
Artists
Specialising in collaborating with diverse artists who navigate the world through unique cognitive, sensory, and physical experiences.
Studios
We collaborate with national and international art studios to develop and deliver projects conceived by artists, organisations, and our team.
Creatives
Professionals including curators, writers, and publishers collaborate with us and artists on experimental and commercial initiatives.
Partners
Partners make a difference: they invest in art and culture, forming critical and enduring relationships that elevate artists and the arts.
"We expand opportunities for disabled, neurodivergent, and intellectually disabled artists, connecting them with peers, curators and galleries nationally and internationally. Through partnerships with art studios and our project and curatorial hub, we co-create exhibitions that strengthen diverse voices in art."
\ Sim Luttin
Founder & Director
UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS
UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS
Venue: Jump Left | Donkey Wheel House
673 Bourke St, Naarm (Melbourne)
EXHIBITION
COMING UP | MULTIPLICITY
Launching 6 December 2025
We are thrilled to launch our inaugural summer exhibition, MULTIPLICITY. Open to diverse individual and supported studio artists living in Australia, this salon exhibition creates a platform to showcase work in a diverse group show focusing on small-to-medium sized artworks. Entries are now closed.
This is an inclusive exhibition connecting artists and communities, with an opportunity to present and sell work over summer. Individual artists and artists from supported studios are encouraged to apply.
Who can enter?
\ Self-taught artists, neurodivergent artists and artists with disability
Exhibition Details
\ Opening: 2-4pm Saturday 6 December 2025
\ Running: 6 December 2025—24 January 2026
\ Location: 673 Bourke Street Naarm (Melbourne)
Venue: JUMP LEFT | Donkey Wheel House
673 Bourke St, Naarm (Melbourne)
ARCHIVE
Revisit | Expanding Surrounding
18 October to 15 November 2025
Expanding Surrounding, ‘Mengembangkan Sekitar’ in Indonesian, was an international collaborative exhibition between Tab Space in Indonesia and Art et al. international platform.
Expanding Surrounding represented an extraordinary Indonesia-Australia cultural exchange that brought together neurodivergent and neurotypical artists in dynamic peer-to-peer collaborations. This innovative project built on the successful 2024 'Capturing Surrounding' UK/Indonesia collaboration, deepening cross-cultural partnerships and fostering genuine understanding between creative communities.
The partnerships produced remarkable creative dialogues, from Vipoo Srivilasa's trip in Bandung to meet collaborator Achmad Ilham Sadikin, to digital exchanges between Claudia Panca Fadilla (Indonesia) and Anna Louise Richardson (Australia).
Proudly supported by the Australia-Indonesia Institute at the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Creative Australia and Creative Victoria, with exhibition and venue partner Jump Left and Impact Neighbourhoods.
MENTORING
Venue: Donkey Wheel House,
673 Bourke St, Naarm, Melbourne
ONE-ON-ONE | NOV-DEC 2025
Are you an artist seeking professional development/creative support?
Whether you require a one-off session, have short-term projects, or need ongoing mentorship to develop your practice, we can help.
Contact us about one-on-one professional development in our project space or through online video sessions.
Who can participate?
\ NDIS artists and diverse artists
\ Accessible venue
The Ballarat International Foto Biennale’s Visual Descriptions Pilot Program was deeply strengthened by the leadership of facilitator Sim Lüttin, whose professionalism, warmth and experience working at the intersection of the arts and disability guided the process from start to finish. Sim went above and beyond to support me and the project participants, and this ensured the project’s success. Thank you, Sim; I’m excited to work with you again!
—Christine McFetridge, Education & Public Engagement Coordinator, Ballarat Foto
