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Artist & Curator Panel Discussion
Umbrella Studio Contemporary Arts
Sat
20
Sat 20 Sep 11:30 AM
Umbrella Studio Contemporary Arts
Wheelchair
General Admission
September
Join all participating artists and curator Sabrina-Rose Toby for a special panel discussion exploring the journey behind Woven Together: Undivided We Rise. Emerging from the 2024 Woven Together Conference, this exhibition grew into a deeply immersive experience celebrating First Nations Culture, resilience, and community.
Artists Kim Ah Sam, Jayme-Lee Harley, Clare Jaque Vasquez, Jaeda Lenoy, Erica Muriata, Aunty Rosalind Sailor and Michona Warria will share their creative processes, personal reflections, and the collaborative spirit that shaped the exhibition. Together, they will discuss how weaving serves as both a Cultural practice and a form of healing, self-care, and storytelling.
This conversation offers a rare opportunity to hear directly from the artists about the significance of their work, the strength of shared knowledge, and the importance of Cultural continuity. Audiences are invited to connect with the themes of growth, identity, and the enduring power of community through art.
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Woven Together: Undivided We Rise is commissioned by Umbrella Studio Contemporary Arts in partnership with the North Australian Festival of Arts (NAFA). Umbrella and NAFA are thankful for the support of Vivien Anderson Gallery representing Clare Jaque Vasquez, Kim Ah Sam and Erica Muriata, and Girringun Aboriginal Art Centre also representing Erica Muriata.
Artists Kim Ah Sam, Jayme-Lee Harley, Clare Jaque Vasquez, Jaeda Lenoy, Erica Muriata, Aunty Rosalind Sailor and Michona Warria will share their creative processes, personal reflections, and the collaborative spirit that shaped the exhibition. Together, they will discuss how weaving serves as both a Cultural practice and a form of healing, self-care, and storytelling.
This conversation offers a rare opportunity to hear directly from the artists about the significance of their work, the strength of shared knowledge, and the importance of Cultural continuity. Audiences are invited to connect with the themes of growth, identity, and the enduring power of community through art.
FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | WEBSITE | YOUTUBE
Woven Together: Undivided We Rise is commissioned by Umbrella Studio Contemporary Arts in partnership with the North Australian Festival of Arts (NAFA). Umbrella and NAFA are thankful for the support of Vivien Anderson Gallery representing Clare Jaque Vasquez, Kim Ah Sam and Erica Muriata, and Girringun Aboriginal Art Centre also representing Erica Muriata.