Emma Bamblett is proud to have connections to the Wemba Wemba, Gunditjmara, Ngadjonji and Taungurung
people. Emma has found inspiration and motivation from the arts community in Melbourne and found purpose and meaning in her artwork which represents the stories and struggles for vulnerable children, youth and families.
Aboriginal people have been using ochre in traditional paintings and ceremonies for thousands of years.
Join Emma and other Aboriginal women for a fun and creative morning creating your own art piece using Ochre.
Download the PDF flyer here.
To avoid missing out, please make sure to register by calling the Koori Women’s Place on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au
Emma Bamblett is proud to have connections to the Wemba Wemba, Gunditjmara, Ngadjonji and Taungurung people. Emma has found inspiration and motivation from the arts community in Melbourne and found purpose and meaning in her artwork which represents the stories and struggles for vulnerable children, youth and families.
Aboriginal people have been using ochre in traditional paintings and ceremonies for thousands of years.
Join Emma and other Aboriginal women for a fun and creative morning creating your own art piece using Ochre.
Download the PDF flyer here.
To avoid missing out, please make sure to register by calling the Koori Women’s Place on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au