Connect with others and learn Aboriginal weaving techniques; share a story and discover a new skill while you create your very own woven star.
About the artist
Dr Virginia Keft is a Muruwari Woman; artist, curator, and researcher - living and working on Dharawal and Gadigal Country. Her practice includes painting, drawing, weaving, sculpture and sound art. Her work is a powerful statement on the resilience of tradition, persistence of cultural memory, and the strength of Aboriginal identity. Virginia gained a doctorate from the University of Wollongong. She sits on a number of First Nations artist advisory boards and holds the role of Producer, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island programs at the Museum of Contemporary Art.
Suitable for adults and children 12+.
Materials will be provided. Bookings essential.
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Image credit: Virginia Keft, Mirrinj (detail), 2022, raffia and emu feathers
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