An conversation between Packsaddle Co-Chairs Moira Lloyd and Glenda Kupczyk-Romanczuk and Jennifer Taylor NERAM Collections Manager and paper conservator and Rachael Parsons NERAM Director.
Find out more »Join artists James White and Rowen Matthews for an artist's tour of the 38th Packsaddle Exhibition.
Find out more »Students of all ages can learn how to crochet these school holidays. Crochet is a great skill to learn, once you know the basic stitches the possibilities are endless.
Find out more »This is an amazing opportunity for children to learn from the established artist Debbie Taylor Worley. Weaving has been used as a method to create all kinds of tools including food tools, baskets, jewellery, fishing nets and skin cloaks. Traditional Aboriginal weaving is of great importance to Aboriginal women. Weaving is a calming and meditative process. Tailored to be age-appropriate, younger children can have some fun learning to weave a “God’s Eye”. Using a combination of natural and man-made materials,…
Find out more »Join artist Mariana del Castillo in creating a unique circular bespoke and bound book using timber and beeswax string. Participants will explore eco-dyed fabrics and existing recycled text to create poetic stories. Each participant will be offered a bundle of materials to consider and interpret seeking to weave their own history, visual language, and narrative into their books.
Find out more »Join us at NERAM to hear from several artists from the Inspiration and Iterations exhibition.
Find out more »Are you feeling like getting your hands on some creative materials these school holidays? Join Jo Barr for a family session of art making and stitching activities.
Find out more »To coincide with Liz Powell's current exhibition Objects of a Different Archaeology, this one day workshop gives participants the opportunity to learn the basics of Joomchi. Joomchi is a traditional Korean technique that is like felting but uses paper instead of wool.
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