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Paint Your Boomerang: an art journey that comes full circle

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The Gallery, Lowitja O'Donoghue Cultural Centre(ANU Building 153)
Acton ACT, Australia
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As part of National Reconciliation Week (NRW), you are invited to a unique and meaningful 1-hour workshop that celebrates Aboriginal culture through art and storytelling.

Guided by Jessy Currie, a talented artist and storyteller, you’ll explore the significance of traditional Aboriginal symbols and create your own Dreamtime story. Then, bring your story to life by painting it onto a wooden boomerang, which you can take home as a meaningful keepsake.

All materials are provided, including boomerangs, paints, brushes, and a symbol guide. No prior experience is needed — just bring your curiosity and creativity.   

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  • Tickets are limited.
  • Registration is required for this event. Tickets will be checked at entry.
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  • Accessible parking spaces are also available around campus should you require them. 
  • To help keep everyone safe, please ensure that you are familiar with, and follow, the advice from ACT Health regarding COVID-19
  • If you do not feel well, please refrain from attending this event. 
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TEQSA Provider ID: PRV12002 (Australian University) | CRICOS Provider Code: 00120C 

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The Gallery, Lowitja O'Donoghue Cultural Centre(ANU Building 153)
Acton ACT, Australia