Hands-on cultural learning sessions where teams, schools and community groups learn Aboriginal art symbols, create meaningful work, and connect through story.
LaToya shares cultural knowledge through art, explaining symbols, Country and the stories that shape the work.
Participants paint their own individual stories or add to a larger group canvas with gentle guidance throughout.
The finished pieces become a lasting reminder of learning, connection and shared cultural respect.
Recent workplace and community workshops show how people learn culture through art, contribute to shared canvases and create their own meaningful pieces.
Staff from Stride Family & Carers gathered at the Stride Mental Health Hub where approx. 15 people participated in learning Aboriginal art and symbol meanings.
The group added their own artistic flare to a large blank canvas (1.2x1.7m).
Approx. 80 people came through the workshop to learn Aboriginal art and symbol meanings during the Yaradhang building renaming ceremony.
Staff contributed to a large shared canvas (1.2x1.7m).
Kids and parents of the Czech Community gathered for Children's Day, with approx. 30-40 people participating in learning Aboriginal art and symbol meanings.
The group contributed to a large blank canvas (1.2x1.8m).
An early start to Reconciliation Week 2024, sharing culture and knowledge through art with staff in the Chatswood office.
The group created individual stories and painted canvases to take home.
Team days, RAP launches and staff cultural learning.
Age-appropriate sessions for students of all years.
Celebrate NAIDOC Week with hands-on creating.
Groups, events and Reconciliation Week gatherings.
Tell me your group size, venue and date. Workshops can be tailored for staff learning, schools, community events, NAIDOC Week and Reconciliation Week.
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