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Community Garden Art Project - Wetlands
To coincide with the exhibition Baaka Ngamaka’Inana: The River is our Mother, about the plight of the Baaka Darling River, and as part of Sydney Craft Week, coming up, I'm running a special iteration of the Community Gardens Art Project on the theme of Wetlands. This isn't a local workshop-style project - it's run remotely to be super inclusive, so people can participate from anywhere in the world. There are just 25 spots available, so if you are keen, don't delay booking your spot.
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10,000 hour clay project pots
The visible numbered pot is a symbol - clearly indicating where that pot comes in the time line of my 10,000 hour goal.
Book and Imperfect Manifesto
Aspiration and inspiration
ScrapCloth bundles
For making and proud, sustainable visible mending
Community Garden oddments
Taking drawings from community collaborators, I stencil print this unique fabric for the purpose of being used as a canvas for slow-stitching. Slow-stitching by hand gets you into a calming flow state. It's soothing and lovely, and after you've finished the stitching you can use the piece to repair something you love, or make something from scratch.
Want to buy an artwork?
If you'd like to see my artworks, head to my STOCKROOM page. It's kind of like visiting my studio to see what pieces I have for sale.
Nip in to see things such as:
Equanimity Trees
SweetSpot Loops
ScrapWood artworks
Small Birds of Blackheath etchings
and one-off multiprints.
Vale, dear old Harry dog. We miss you a lot.
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