Tag Archives: Art

EcoPazifico here I come

                    I have been invited to participate in Ecopazifico! An interdisciplinary collective of people from all over the world who will come together in the Southwest of the Colombian Pacific coast to … Continue reading

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The Bags Revolt Stall

              We were invited to have a stall at the City of Stonnington Spring into Gardening 2013 Celebration.  The idea was to provide Melbournian kids and families with the opportunity to think about how single use … Continue reading

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Making Sea Creatures with Plastics

The workshop: Making Sea Creatures with Plastics  that I facilitated at the Port Phillip Ecocentre  this past Saturday  was one of the most fun and productive workshops yet! I was surprised at the great turnout considering it was planned and … Continue reading

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Plastic Earth Mandala

The Plastic Earth Mandala was a collaborative community art installation that I facilitated for the 2013 World Environment Day Celebration at the St Kilda Town Hall. It was made by children and adults, who added their touch of creativity within … Continue reading

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Celebrating World Environment Day with Creativity

                          The great team from the Sustainability Department of Port Phillip Council have organized an amazing celebration for World Environment Day and the whole community is invited. Discover, … Continue reading

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Creative Community In Action Protecting The Bay!

This  Past Sunday 7th of April was a glorious sunny day at St kilda Beach where several community groups came together to showcase their work  in maintaining the beautiful Port Phillip Bay clean and healthy. The groups there were Baykeepers, … Continue reading

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Come and Celebrate BayCare Day!

Do you love Port Phillip Bay? Come and see local community action to protect our Bay. The event will be this Sunday 7th April, 10.30am to 1pm at the St Kilda Pier and beach. It’s a great opportunity to meet … Continue reading

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Mosaic of Earth Textile

                  It’s been a month since I unpacked my Loom. I have been experimenting  and ended up making one very long piece that expresses my views and concerns for this precious world … Continue reading

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Green Power at the Tamala Park Landfill

The Tamala Park Landfill Education Center                   The Tamala Park landfill Visitors Center is a lively place full of examples of Up-Cycling “Trash” into Art and Educational Resources to teach visitors the … Continue reading

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Weaving with the Future Generation

                I have found that children of all ages have a very positive reaction to Bags Revolt! Could it be that this new generation has grown with a new paradigm about the importance … Continue reading

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