Art in the Afternoon: Indigenous Painting Workshop

Celebrate Mother’s Day by joining Kamilaroi artist Amy Lea Hill-Trindall for a special Indigenous painting workshop. This workshop offers a meaningful way to spend the day - whether you come with your mum, a loved one, or simply on your own. Everyone is welcome to take part in this creative and cultural experience.

Amy will introduce participants to Aboriginal symbols and traditional painting techniques, guiding you to create an artwork that tells your own story. No prior experience is necessary, and all materials will be provided.

This workshop is suitable for ages 16 years and over. Participants are welcome to book individually or with a companion.

About the artist
Amy Lea Hill-Trindall is a contemporary Indigenous artist from the Kamilaroi nation and a Sutherland Shire local. She is a recognised local Aboriginal Artist within the Sutherland Shire and a previous board member of the Kurranulla Aboriginal Corporation. She has lived all her life along the Georges and Woronora rivers on Dharawal Country and have been an active member of the Aboriginal community. She is proud of her heritage and loves sharing the beauty of her culture. She wants to show her unique style which uses moder colours using traditional methods to create unique aboriginal art. Her style is a direct reflection of the marine wildlife and fauna around Dharawal Country.

Date

Sunday 10 May

Time

2.30-4.30pm

Location

Hurstville Museum & Gallery
14 MacMahon Street, Hurstville NSW 2220

Terms & Conditions

• Bookings are essential for all activities.
• No refunds for cancellations or missed bookings.
• Program swapping is not permitted.
• Programs are fully supervised by qualified staff.
• While all reasonable precautions are taken, participation in the program is at the participants', parent/guardian’s own risk.
• The museum and its staff are not liable for any injury, loss, or damage sustained during the program unless caused by gross negligence.

More Information:

Attendance at our events may be digitally recorded through photographs and/or videos. These images may be used by Georges River Council and Hurstville Museum & Gallery in their publications, social media, council’s website or newspaper. Please notify staff if you do not wish to be filmed.
For more information, please contact Hurstville Museum & Gallery on (02) 9330 6444 or [email protected].
Accessibility Information:

Hurstville Museum & Gallery is committed to providing inclusive services and programs. If you require additional assistance please contact us via phone (02) 9330 6444 and [email protected] or note down your requirements or support needs in your event registration.

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