Bios, headshots, press kit and recent press — everything you need to write about Karla.
Karla’s essay on her family history with Noongar wailing and grieving processes was shortlisted from a SBS writing competition with over 2,000 entries. It is one of 30 pieces selected for publication in Roots — Home Is Who We Are, released by Hardie Grant in July 2021.
The book brings together first-person essays from First Nations and migrant Australians about identity, belonging, and what home means.
Selected portraits from the Wardarn Dreaming series at Port Beach, photographed by Sabine Albers. Additional images, including the basketball-themed series, are available on request.
Photographer: Sabine Albers · Request high-resolution images
A basketball-themed portrait set from the Wardarn Dreaming image library, photographed by Sabine Albers.
Photographer: Sabine Albers
A range of professional portraits by Sabine Albers, captured across studio and on-location sessions. For high-resolution downloads or editorial use, please get in touch.
Photographer: Sabine Albers · sabinealbers.pixieset.com/karlahart/
Selected images from a fashion shoot photographed by Liang Xu. The full collection is available on request.
Photographer: Liang Xu · Request additional images
Portraits by Nic Duncan, available in square and standard formats. Approved for press use — please credit the photographer.
Photographer: Nic Duncan
A selection of recent recognition. The full awards record — from 2009 onward across film, TV, theatre and community work — is on the About page. For interviews or press enquiries, please use the form below.
Karla Hart CitWA is a Noongar filmmaker, actor, broadcaster and event creator from Goreng country. Founder of Karla Hart Productions, she has produced 140+ episodes of TV and is a multi-award-winning artist — including ImagineNATIVE Winner, CinefestOZ '24, and 2021 Aboriginal West Australian of the Year.
Karla is available for press, podcasts, panel events and editorial features. Get in touch to discuss your project.
