IT’S A WRAP | ARTIST CALLOUT | 27 Feb – 27 Sep
Call out to Canberra textile artists to show wearable scarves for TAC's end of year exhibition
Call out to Canberra textile artists to show wearable scarves for TAC's end of year exhibition
A cross pollination of multidisciplinary art and cultural practices combining First Nations poetry, large scale hand dyed silk installations, digital storytelling and soundscape.
A powerful collaboration grounded in sisterhood, this exhibition brings together the voices of Harrys Clarry and Wallabindi in an interactive exploration of culture, motherhood, memory, trauma, resilience, creativity, love and history.
Curated from an open call, this exhibition showcases the breadth and creativity of book artists from Canberra and the surrounding region.
Gelli printing is an experimental, spontaneous, and highly enjoyable process—easy to learn and often quickly addictive.
Contribute to TAC’s ambitious Public Art project Weaving Waters: Mandji the Murray Cod.
Explore the art of natural dyeing and botanical printing in this hands-on, six-week course. Pinal will introduce eco-dyeing techniques using natural materials and traditional textile processes.
A monthly life drawing class with a gorgeous casual vibe. Offering a low pressure, stress free environment, and a culture of relaxation and creative expression rather than a focus on technical ability.
The work in this exhibition celebrates the distinctive coastal environment cherished by many Canberrans and demonstrates how waste materials can be transformed into enduring art.
This solo exhibition of sculptural and wall-based works examines bullying and Toxic workplace cultures.
Karen McSwan Silsby’s abstract paintings emerge from a deep impulse to impose structure on a world in flux.
Turn what overwhelms you into something beautiful in the "Transform Overwhelm Through Layers" mixed media workshop.