Hugh Jackman, Nomad Two Worlds artist Nathan Mundraby and Aboriginal community activist Olive Knight. Shot in Toronto where Nate and Olive were performing as part of Hugh's one-man theatrical, Russell James directed this stunning piece.

Alison Thompson
Award winning documentarian Alison Thompson followed Russell James on his photographic and film expedition deep into the Kimberly. A compelling behind the scenes glimpse at the making of NOMAD TWO WORLDS: the hardships endured, the discoveries, the beauty, the people.

Heidi Klum, Donna Karan, Sir Richard Branson, Miranda Kerr, will.i.am, contributing Nomad artists Clifton Bieundurry and more in this ABC AUSTRALIAN STORY documentary on Russell James' life and personal journey to and through NOMAD. The story behind his Aboriginal skin name "Jangala".

The third of the three gallery films represents the future. ‘Inhibition’ still carries the deep scars of the journey but in reconnecting with the past, the time of Innocence, he now exudes a powerful and optimistic presence.

The second of three short gallery films. Upon being lured from the safety of her ocean and setting foot upon the land, ‘Innocence’ unwittingly surrenders her unfettered right to the sea. Disoriented and confused ‘Innocence’ transforms into a dark creature that reflects upon our conflicted present.

One of three short films in the Nomad Two Worlds touring exhibition, James has imagined and created an underwater world inhabited by a near perfect creature called ‘Innocence’ representing the vast passage of time of indigenous reign prior to the arrival of modern man.

Corey's Story
In 2010, a young Aboriginal rapper was introduced to Taboo from The Black Eyed Peas through the Nomad Project. A musical collaboration between the two, produced by Grammy winning producer Keith Harris, was the result. SEE THE UNBLIEVABLE STORY through Corey's eyes.

Taboo's Story
Musician and mentor Taboo from Black Eyed Peas tells his side of the story of the making of the song "Two Worlds" with young Indigenous Australian musician Corey Webster in this moving mini-documentary.

Nomad imagery set to the music of Midnight Oil "Beds Are Burning", one of the first songs to raise international attention to the tragic clash of cultures in Australia.

World famous DJ Paul Oakenfold created a musical collaboration especially for N2W's BERLIN EXHIBITION in August 2011. "Innocence Karrangaya", featuring Nomad Indigenous Australian artist and singer Clifton Bieundurry, and the art and films of Nomad Two Worlds.

Russell James and Nomad Two Worlds were commissioned to create a special outdoor exhibition, featuring the diverse and multi-cultural society of Australia and celebrating the 53 Commonwealth countries who's heads of government meet in Perth in Oct. 2011.

will.i.am, Hugh Jackman and more contribute to this powerful music video that incorporates the then Prime Minister of Australia’s original "Apology" speech to Parliament.