Dylan Goh (also known as Arcai) is an award-winning artist, curator, producer and dancer with 9 years’ experience in the creative industries. Working between Seoul and Sydney on Gadigal and Bidjigal Country, he is passionate about platforming experimental dance, street dance and diasporic stories through community-driven programming and events.

Dylan is the Creative Producer / Founder of Palette Session Australia - a dance collective organising experimental dance sessions for freestyle dancers of all genres to discover the unique colour of their movement and celebrate the unique colour of others. A session is a gathering of dancers who improvise to music with the intent of developing their craft and building tight-knit communities.

He recently completed a year-long fellowship in South Korea to advance Australian-Korean cultural diplomacy through experimental and street dance communities. As a cultural correspondent for the Embassy of the Republic of Korea to the Commonwealth of Australia, Dylan undertook a 7-month interview series to introduce dancers, organisers and dance collectives within these communities to a readership of Australian street dancers. He was an interpreter for the experimental dance battle Gyeol (결) and worked as a Strategy Intern at Palette Session to establish an Australian chapter for the Korean experimental dance collective.

Dylan was a 2023 finalist for the Asian-Australian Leadership Award (Under 25 Rising Star) and an alumnus of the New Colombo Plan. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce and Design from UNSW and a Certificate III in Live Production and Technical Services from TAFE NSW. He is the Producer of Critical Path - Australia’s leading centre for choreographic research and development.