Araluen Arts Centre:
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Workshop with Aretha Brown
Sat
7
Sat 7 Nov 1:00 PM
Witchetty's
General Admission
120 Mins
November
Join artist Aretha Brown at Araluen Arts Centre for a special workshop presented as part of the opening weekend of the 5th National Indigenous Art Triennial: After the Rain.
Aretha Brown is a young, queer, Blak multidisciplinary artist whose practice is grounded in truth-telling and celebrates First Nations history, knowledge and empowerment. Through her work, Brown explores the power of art as a tool for storytelling, cultural expression and social change.
In 2019, Brown founded the Kiss My Art Collective, which champions young women and non-binary artists to create large-scale public murals. Since its inception, the collective has completed more than 65 murals across Australia and internationally.
This workshop offers an opportunity to engage with Aretha's’s creative practice and explore the role of art in sharing stories, expressing identity and amplifying voices.
Join us for an inspiring afternoon of creativity and connection as part of the After the Rain opening weekend.
This is a free workshop, but bookings are essential.
Image: Aretha Brown, Gumbaynggirr people.
Aretha Brown is a young, queer, Blak multidisciplinary artist whose practice is grounded in truth-telling and celebrates First Nations history, knowledge and empowerment. Through her work, Brown explores the power of art as a tool for storytelling, cultural expression and social change.
In 2019, Brown founded the Kiss My Art Collective, which champions young women and non-binary artists to create large-scale public murals. Since its inception, the collective has completed more than 65 murals across Australia and internationally.
This workshop offers an opportunity to engage with Aretha's’s creative practice and explore the role of art in sharing stories, expressing identity and amplifying voices.
Join us for an inspiring afternoon of creativity and connection as part of the After the Rain opening weekend.
This is a free workshop, but bookings are essential.
Image: Aretha Brown, Gumbaynggirr people.