Discover Pasifika creativity in a full-day printmaking workshop guided by traditional motifs and storytelling.
Sunday 14 February 2027
to Saturday 28 February 2026
10:30am - 4:30pm
Level 4/1 William St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
SOLD OUT
Immerse yourself in a welcoming space designed for adults of all skill levels to explore Pasifika printmaking. This workshop offers guided learning in both fine art and textile printmaking, inspired by rich Pasifika art, patterns, and storytelling traditions.
All materials are provided, ensuring you can focus on your creativity without any hassle. Light refreshments are included to keep you energized throughout the day.
Participants will create a collection of fine art prints and custom-printed textiles to take home, making this a meaningful and hands-on cultural experience.
This full-day workshop runs from 10:30 to 16:30 and is recommended for ages 16 and above. It is led by Noelle Moa, a Samoan printmaker and artist based in Sydney, who specializes in traditional linocut techniques.
The morning session focuses on fine art printmaking, where you will learn carving, mark-making, and inking techniques while developing unique designs inspired by Pasifika motifs and storytelling.
In the afternoon, the workshop shifts to textile printing, allowing you to experiment with color, pattern placement, and printing techniques on fabrics such as table runners and shirts.
The workshop takes place at the Australian Museum, specifically in the Lower Ground Patricia McDonald Education Rooms. The museum is located at 1 William Street, Sydney NSW 2010.
The museum is accessible by public transport and offers general entry free of charge. Parking and other access details can be found on the Australian Museum website.
This central location makes it easy for parents to plan a day out that combines cultural enrichment with convenience.
Please note the workshop is sold out, reflecting its popularity and limited session capacity for personalized guidance.
The workshop is designed for adults aged 16 and over, making it ideal for parents seeking a creative and cultural experience.
Participants will be working closely with the artist, ensuring a supportive and engaging environment.
All necessary materials and light refreshments are provided, so there is no need to bring supplies.
The cost for the full-day workshop was listed but the sessions are currently sold out. Keep an eye on the Australian Museum's website for future offerings and booking opportunities.
Advance booking is essential due to limited capacity.
The Australian Museum offers free general entry, but workshops may have separate fees.
Check the museum’s official website for updates on availability and pricing.
