School Holiday Ceramics Workshops,
Deniliquin NSW.

A series of free school holiday workshops for adults and children delivered at Edward River Public Library.

Community Arts Project, Deniliquin NSW. 

Delivery of Clay Bird Community Workshops and installation. Exhibited at the Edward River Art Society "Birds of a Feather" exhibition.

Community Arts Project
 - Hornsby Shire Council. Working with the Project Co-ordinator, Ana Pollak, I documented the project photographically and converted the children's drawings into handmade ceramic tiles to incorporate into the Mosaic Map on the site of the original Dangar Island Ferry Shed.

A Community Arts project combining photography, illustration and the written word we produced a number of postcards to share with island residents. Working in collaboration with Marina Trompetter and Judy Lattas, who provided the words, I was responsible for the photography, created to link the words and designed the postcards for print.

As part of a team of Artists, in collaboration with the school, we facillitated an Art Day and exhibition at The Gallery, Hornsby TAFE of the works produced. I primarily was responsible for a large labyrinth created with recycled and natural materials contirbuted by the students and the school. Originally set up outside, we reinstalled the work inside the gallery space on the floor for visitors to walk through.

Outback Theatre for Young People (OTFYP), Deniliquin NSW. 

In the dead of Winter, tucked safely out of the cold and creeping fog, I was facilitating a group of young people as they were Digging Up the Missing, Discovering the Forgotten and Exploring the Unseen. Through a series of guided creative workshops, self-directed and collaborative brainstorming, participants were building on their creativity and imagination to weave the MUSEUM of the MISSING into existence. > Read more

Community Arts Project, Deniliquin NSW. 

Delivery of Clay Bird Community Workshops and installation in the gardens of Harry Pepper.

Dangar Island, Hawkesbury River. A collaboration with Judith Doyle, this project was a coffee table book of stories and photographs of Island Residents and how they found themselves on Dangar Island.

A Community Arts project combining photography and the written word, we produced a series of cards to share with island residents. Working in collaboration with Marina Trompetter and Judy Lattas, who provided the Haiku-inspired poems, I was responsible for the photography and graphic design to layout the cards for print. Cards were secretly delivered to the postboxes of residents as a Christmas Surprise!