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Workshop: Botanical Mark-marking

43 Cowper Wharf Roadway
Woolloomooloo NSW 2011
Australia
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When
  • Saturday 8 August from 2pm to 3pm

Sat 8 Aug 2026, 2–3pm

Cost

Free

Join artists Maddison Gibbs and Virginia Keft for an all-ages botanical mark-making workshop exploring native plants and objects from Country.

Drawing inspiration from their works currently on display at Artspace – As Above, So Below and Pinampi – participants are invited to respond to the textures, forms and patterns found in leaves, bark, seedpods and other natural materials through guided drawing exercises.

Through hands-on making, close observation and intergenerational knowledge sharing, this workshop invites participants to reflect on the relationships between plants, place, cultural knowledge and creative practice.

Presented as part of the Knowledge Sharing Forum, view the full program here.

All ages and abilities are welcome, with children under 12 to be accompanied by an adult. For any additional access support required, please contact artspace@artspace.org.au.

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