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25.01.2022 A very productive weekend getting weaving kits ready #weavingkits #gleninnes #destinationgleninnes #newenlandhighcountry #newenglandtablelands... #quindalup_abl_art #AdeleCB #dellycb #gomeroi #ngarrabulcountry #gleninneshighland #aboriginalartist #baskets #weaving #raffia #culture #coiledbaskets #womensbusiness #dontcancelcreativity #basketrynsw #stringharvestmakes See more

25.01.2022 Quirindi Weaving Workshop

22.01.2022 DAY OFF PILLIGA SANDSTONE CAVES COONABARABRAN NSW Ngiyaningy Maran Yaliwaunga Ngaara-li.... (Our Ancestors Are Always Watching) We enjoyed a walk in the footsteps of our ancestors the Gamilaroi people. We wondered along the Sandstone Caves walking track in Pilliga Nature Reserve. This place is so peaceful and serene. Ngiyani warra-lda-nha nhalay dhawun-dhi (We are standing here on this Country) Ngiyani dhaay yaliwunga (We have always been here) #alwayswasalwayswillbe #coonabarabran #sandstonecaves

21.01.2022 Tenterfield Possum Skin Painting Workshop First Nation People ...

20.01.2022 DAY NINE GUYRA NSW Wallaby Painting/Pyrography Workshop. Had an amazing day with this group of talented women and men. ... Yarning about commitment to growing traditional practices through both the ancient form and contemporary artistry to represent an enduring Banbai identity. Absolutely love these workshops which have given us the opportunity to get to know our Elders - so much laughter, so much yarning, and so much wisdom ... Thank you Guyra, we will be back Yinaar-gal to do the weaving on country. Cultivating Cultural Communities through delivering Weaving, Possum Skin Painting/pyrography and kangaroo skin pyrography Workshops. #maramaliculturalroadtrip #AdeleCB #quindalup_abl_art #dellycb #amarinaart #guyra #banbailanguagegroup

20.01.2022 Harriet Powers, the folk artist known as the "mother of African-American quilting," was born on this day in 1839. Powers was born into slavery near Athens, Geor...gia, and spent her early life on a plantation where she first learned how to sew. Her quilts are considered among the finest examples of 19th century Southern quilting, although only two of her quilts, both of which were made after the Civil War, survive today. Her quilts are a unique blend of both European quilting traditions and African textile arts, and were made using both appliqué and piecework. The two surviving quilts, the Bible Quilt from 1886 and the Pictorial Quilt from 1898, contain numerous pictorial squares that depict either biblical scenes or celestial events. Powers also created a key for both quilts, explaining the meaning behind each panel. Today, her quilts are displayed in the National Museum of American History in Washington, DC and the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Massachusetts. For an inspiring picture book about Harriet Powers, we highly recommend "Sewing Stories" for ages 5 to 8 at https://www.amightygirl.com/sewing-stories-harriet-powers For a fascinating book for book for adults about her work, we recommend "This I Accomplish: Harriet Powers' Bible Quilt and Other Pieces" at http://amzn.to/2zNl0QQ For more books about the significance of quilts to enslaved African Americans, we recommend "Show Way" for ages 5 to 9 (https://www.amightygirl.com/show-way) and "Sweet Clara and the Freedom Quilt" for ages 6 to 9 (https://www.amightygirl.com/sweet-clara-and-the-freedom-qui) For a fun no-sew quilting set for kids ages 5 and up, visit https://www.amightygirl.com/created-by-me-quilt-set -- or discover more fabric arts options for children in our "Fabric Crafts" section at http://amgrl.co/2loxL1T

20.01.2022 LIGHTNING RIDGE - WEAVING WORKSHOP

19.01.2022 The Back Alley Gallery are seeking EOI and design submissions from creatives/enablers/practitioners/designers/artists to be considered in a competitive process ...that will commission new street art & design works, wayfinding, 3D public artworks and creative interactive elements for the heart of Lismore Laneways CBD. https://www.thebackalleygallery.com/ See more

19.01.2022 DAY SEVEN GUNNEDAH POSSUM PYROGRAPHY WORKSHOP Possum skin painting/PYROGRAPHY has undergone a revival. Today, the practice is flourishing and in our possum ski...n pyrography workshop in Gunnedah the locals enjoyed designing and burning their stories, their traditions which connects them to their Country and community. They burned both ancient and contemporary symbols which represented their connection to Country and to family. We felt honoured to be the facilitators and to be working with such knowledgeable First Nation People. Thank you Gundy, we will be back #maramaliculturalroadtrip #AdeleCB #quindalup_abl_art #dellycb #amarinaart #gunnedah #possumskin Cultivating Cultural Communities through delivering Weaving, Possum Skin Painting/pyrography and kangaroo skin pyrography Workshops.

18.01.2022 Living, practicing and teaching cultural is an everyday thing, especially when you are in your ‘happy place’ Happy NAIDOC Week everyone

16.01.2022 All set up for today’s Weaving Workshop in Barraba

16.01.2022 DAY EIGHT QUIRINDI WEAVING WORKSHOP Had an amazing day with this group of talented yinaar ...... Yarning about a commitment to growing traditional weaving through both the ancient/tradition forms and contemporary artistry to represent an enduring Gomeroi identity through Weaving baskets, bracelets and dillybags, lots of conversations, planning and laughter... love these days...yarning with yinaar-gal I wish COVID would go so we can have bigger groups... Cultivating Cultural Communities through delivering Weaving, Possum Skin Painting/pyrography and kangaroo skin pyrography Workshops. #maramaliculturalroadtrip #AdeleCB #quindalup_abl_art #dellycb #amarinaart #quirindi #weavingoncountry #gomeroicountry

14.01.2022 Brewarrina Possum Skin Workshop First Nation People ...

12.01.2022 WELL THAT’S A WRAP NINE WORKSHOPS NINE TOWNS IN THREE WEEKS... Cultivating Creative Communities is a 2 Rivers Initiative supported by the NSW Government through Create NSW. Massive thanks to all the partners who have made these workshops possible including; 2 Rivers Arts North West, Outback Arts, Eastern Riverina Arts, Arts Outwest, Arts Northern Rivers Brewarrina Aboriginal Cultural Museum Dhiiyaan Aboriginal Centre Cherrydale Orchard Ashford Local Aboriginal Lands Council Tamworth Local Aboriginal Lands Council Aboriginal Regional Arts Alliance Yawiriawiri Murri Ganuur Descendants Aboriginal Corporation. Winanga-Li Aboriginal Childcare Group Liverpool Plains Shire Council The Sugar Plum Tearoom The Civic, Gunnedah Ngiyani warra-lda-nha nhalay dhawun-dhi (We are standing here on this Country) Ngiyaningy Maran Yaliwaunga Ngaara-li. (Our Ancestors Are Always Watching) #alwayswasalwayswillbe #maramaliculturalroadtrip #AdeleCB #quindalup_abl_art #dellycb #amarinaart #ngarrabulcountry #aboriginalartist #culture #maramalingarrabul #culturalpractices #weavingoncountry #PossumSkins #wallabyskins #pyrographyart

12.01.2022 WEAVING ON COUNTRY IN TAMWORTH. Marama-li (make by hand) #tamworth... #quindalup_abl_art #AdeleCB #dellycb #gomeroi #aboriginalartist #baskets #weaving #raffia #culture #coiledbaskets #dontcancelcreativity #basketrynsw See more

11.01.2022 Living, practicing and teaching cultural is an everyday thing ... As part of NAIDOC Week students spent a day in the Guwaa-li Cultural Hub with Teacher/Elder M...rs CB, rediscovering ancient Ngarrabul/Gomeroi practices and weaving them into the modern world. Mrs CB has an interest in reviving and pursuing traditional cultural practices that her ancestors have used for over thousands of years. She is committed to growing traditional weaving through both the ancient form and contemporary form.

11.01.2022 PLANNING DAY ...

10.01.2022 ASHFORD WEAVING WORKSHOP

08.01.2022 Coonamble Weaving Workshop

07.01.2022 DONE & DUSTED Ready for the local show ... We ran a workshop during NAIDOC Week 2020 and focused on local content, the Ngarrabul People. I spent two full days with 30 students teaching them how to weave using raffia. ... Students learnt about Aboriginal totems, traditional materials, natural dyes and pattern making. Super easy unit, super effective and a great celebration of culture. Kudos to my colleague - members of the A-Team for contributing great ideas to this unit as well. Each student created small pieces to be included in a large wall piece which I was to create (WIP) Everyone has contributed at least one small weaving and I have started to bring them all together to create this beauty. This work is challenging lots to learn along the way. It's like being Mrs Squiggle but with weaving. #GIHS #NAIDOC2020 #weavingworkshop #quindalup_abl_art #AdeleCB #dellycb #gomeroi #ngarrabulcountry #gleninnes #gleninneshighland #aboriginalart #aboriginalartist #baskets #textileart #weaving #raffia #coiling #culture #coiledbaskets #womensbusiness #dontcancelcreativity #stringharvestmakes #basketrynsw #australianweavers #gleninnesshow

07.01.2022 MOREE WALLABY PYROGRAPHY SKIN WORKSHOP First Nation People

06.01.2022 BARRABA WEAVING WORKSHOP

04.01.2022 So this happened in CoonambleJohn Murray thank you for an amazing experience Sooty Welsh - my platter looks amazing- can’t wait to pick it up ... Cultivating ...Cultural Communities through delivering Weaving, Possum Skin Painting/pyrography and kangaroo skin pyrography Workshops. #maramaliculturalroadtrip #AdeleCB #quindalup_abl_art #dellycb #amarinaart #coonamble #watertowerpainting

03.01.2022 We ran a workshop during NAIDOC Week 2020 and focused on local content, the Ngarrabul People. I spent two full days with 30 students teaching them how to weave using raffia. Students learnt about Aboriginal totems, traditional materials, natural dyes and pattern making. Super easy unit, super effective and a great celebration of culture. Kudos to my colleague - members of the A-Team for contributing great ideas to this unit as well. ... Each student created small pieces to be included in a large wall piece which I was to create (WIP) Everyone has contributed at least one small weaving and I have started to bring them all together to create this beauty. This work is challenging lots to learn along the way. It's like being Mrs Squiggle but with weaving. #GIHS #NAIDOC2020 #weavingworkshop #quindalup_abl_art #AdeleCB #dellycb #gomeroi #ngarrabulcountry #gleninnes #gleninneshighland #aboriginalart #aboriginalartist #baskets #textileart #weaving #raffia #coiling #culture #coiledbaskets #womensbusiness #dontcancelcreativity #stringharvestmakes #basketrynsw #australianweavers

02.01.2022 WEAVING at ASHFORD NSW. Cultural Practitioners Adele Chapman-Burgess and Avril Chapman will be delivering Weaving Workshop as part of our 2 Rive...rs project "Cultivating Creative Communities". Host Organisation: Ashford Local Aboriginal Land Council Date: 12th October 2020 Time: 10am to 4pm Venue: Ashford Local Aboriginal Land Council Cost: FREE Register with Leanne Kelly at Ashford Local Aboriginal Land Council Cultivating Creative Communities is supported by the NSW Government through Create NSW. Follow Adele and Avril through their facebook page Marama-li Ngarrabul Cultural Practices Massive thanks to all of our partners who make these opportunities possible including Arts North West, Outback Arts, Brewarrina Aboriginal Cultural Museum, Dhiiyaan Aboriginal Centre, Tamworth Local Aboriginal Land Council, Yawiriawiri Murri Ganuur Descendants Aboriginal Corporation and the Aboriginal Regional Arts Alliance. For more information please contact the 2 Rivers team on 0467 668 977 or email [email protected].

01.01.2022 Hello my weaving time