Create vibrant mixed media artworks inspired by place, Country, and nature with Muruwari artist Dr Virginia Keft at The Leo Kelly Blacktown Arts Centre.
Monday 6 July 2026
10:30am - 12:00pm
78 Flushcombe Rd, Blacktown NSW 2148, Australia
$22.49
Bring the whole family to this engaging art workshop led by Muruwari artist Dr Virginia Keft. You will explore the rich themes of place, Country, and nature through vibrant collage and mixed media techniques. This is a wonderful opportunity to experiment with colour, texture, and design in a supportive and creative environment.
The workshop welcomes all ages, making it a perfect outing for parents and school-aged children to connect through art. Materials are provided, so you only need to bring your enthusiasm and creativity.
Enjoy a relaxed morning creating meaningful artworks that celebrate Aboriginal culture and the natural world around us.
The session runs for 1.5 hours, starting at 10:30 AM and finishing at 12:00 PM. It is held at The Leo Kelly Blacktown Arts Centre, a vibrant community arts space dedicated to fostering creativity.
The workshop fee is $22.49 per family, covering up to 2 adults and 2 children, making it an affordable cultural experience for families.
Dr Virginia Keft is featured in the Raw Records: Materials in Practice exhibition, which runs at the same venue from 13 June to 22 July 2023, adding a unique context to the workshop.
The event takes place at The Leo Kelly Blacktown Arts Centre, located at 78 Flushcombe Road, Blacktown 2148. The venue is accessible and family-friendly, situated within easy reach of local transport and parking.
This central location offers a welcoming atmosphere for families to explore art and culture together.
Maps and directions are available to help you plan your visit with ease.
All materials for the workshop are supplied, so there is no need to bring any art supplies. The workshop is suitable for all ages, encouraging family participation.
Please arrive a few minutes early to allow time for check-in and settling in before the session begins.
The workshop celebrates Aboriginal culture and acknowledges the Dharug people as the traditional custodians of the land, fostering respect and understanding.
Tickets are priced at $22.49 per family, which includes up to two adults and two children. Booking in advance is recommended to secure your place.
You can contact The Leo Kelly Blacktown Arts Centre directly via phone or email for bookings and enquiries.
This affordable price offers a unique cultural and creative experience for families looking to engage with local Indigenous art and storytelling.
