Join Muruwari artist, Dr Virginia Keft, in this interactive weaving and yarning circle to learn about the artist's Aboriginal weaving techniques, understand the cultural connections behind the designs, and share your own stories.

No prior experience is necessary—everyone is welcome, and all materials will be provided.

This session is presented in English and will include a Mandarin Interpreter.

About the Facilitator:

Muruwari woman, Dr. Virginia Keft, is a multi-award-winning, inter-disciplinary artist living and working on Dharawal Country, (Wollongong, NSW). Engaged across weaving and textiles, sculpture, painting, and installation, Virginia’s practice reflects the resilience of tradition through themes of nature, home, and connection to culture. Using fibre, timber, and natural materials, she weaves narratives of Country and truth-telling through a First Nations lens. Virginia is the Producer of bangawarra Art Yarns: for older and Elder mob at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Australia.

Cost: Free

Age: 16+

Experience: No Experience Required

Equipment: All materials and equipment will be provided.

Cost: Free

Places are limited, so bookings are essential. Book your spot now to avoid disappointment.

About the Facilitator:
Muruwari woman, Dr. Virginia Keft, is a multi-award-winning, inter-disciplinary artist living and working on Dharawal Country, (Wollongong, NSW). Engaged across weaving and textiles, sculpture, painting, and installation, Virginia’s practice reflects the resilience of tradition through themes of nature, home, and connection to culture.

Using fibre, timber, and natural materials, she weaves narratives of Country and truth-telling through a First Nations lens. Virginia is the Producer of bangawarra Art Yarns: for older and Elder mob at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Australia.

“Join me for Weaving Connections. Weaving is more than a skill, it’s a form storytelling and way to build connection. See you there!” ~ Virginia