Event description
During Reconciliation Week join Muruwarri artist, Virginia Keft, for an interactive Aboriginal weaving and yarning circle that supports cultural connection, encourages reciprocity, and builds understanding through collaborative making.
Connect with others and hear about the artist's connection to culture, learn sculptural weaving techniques, share a story, and discover a new skill.
During this event, participants are invited to share time, stories, and physical space in a circle. They are then invited to contribute the pieces they make to a collaborative artwork. The resulting artwork is a beautiful conglomeration of individual works that form a whole and stand as a lasting memory of the yarn and the people who were present.
No prior experience is necessary; whether this is your first time, or you are a master weaver, all are welcome. Weaving materials will be provided. This is an all-ages event.
Tuesday 28 May 2024
Address
Carss Park Life Saving Hall, 103 Carwar Avenue, Carss Park
Time
10.00am - 11.00am
Cost
FREE - Spaces are limited so bookings are essential.
WAITLIST - If this event sells out, please register for the waitlist - if there is sufficient interest, we will schedule another session on the afternoon of the same day (Tues 28 May) at the same venue (Carss Park Life Saving Hall). Those on the waitlist will be contacted and offered a place/s in that extra session.
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