Local artist events

Mirrim Ngagu - deep listening

Join Wurundjeri Elder and Master Weaver Aunty Kim Wandin for Mirrim Ngagu, a deep listening experience on Wurundjeri Country. 

This short walk will include a ceremony, yarning circle and deep connection to country and culture. Through the intimacy of a small group, explore the cultural significance of basketry, its innovation, technology and Aboriginal knowledges. 

'Family, honouring Ancestors, and having continuity of cultural traditions is important to me. Caring for Country is about me honouring everything the land holds, collecting reeds, that is, doing ceremony on Country which is what Country needs, speaking language, calling the reeds by their name, Djirra. Those things are ceremony. It's a consciousness that speaks to all things.'' (Aunty Kim Wandin)

art & country - aboriginal cultural program for Schools

Explore an indoor/outdoor experience with your students on Wurundjeri Country in Healesville with Bidjara woman Nikki Browne, and art educator Chris Joy.

Outdoors, students explore Indigenous Knowledge Systems through the significance of plants, waterways and sustainable systems of sustenance. In a gallery environment, students examine the diversity of artistic expression in Aboriginal cultures across Australia, and on Wurundjeri Country.

for further information and bookings call: 0423 902 934