Nina Sanadze testified before a Royal Commission about being “cancelled” after a leaked message in which she called Hamas “animals” went viral, leading to her losing friends and being expelled from an art residency — a decision she says was framed as protecting her reputation, even as she’d already voiced concerns about rising antisemitism. Forced out of the studio space, she launched the Goldstone Gallery in early 2025 to support artists like herself, but now faces a chilling reality: Jewish artists are increasingly avoiding public exhibitions due to lack of funding, security fears, and the ever-present threat of reputational harm — especially after the Bondi attack. Meanwhile, comedian CGM, who uses a pseudonym to protect his identity, shared harrowing experiences including synagogue arson and workplace firebombings, yet found solidarity with a Muslim comedian — proving that even amid fear, the arts can still be a bridge, not a barrier.
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