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Curated by Elizabeth Day and Claire Taylor Dreams Nursed in Darkness presents an array of creative practice by people who know incarceration firsthand, alongside artworks that respond to Australian carceral contexts, past and present.
Bloom celebrates the native flowers of Sutherland Shire through expressive linocut printmaking by local artist Stephanie McCready, reflecting on resilience, growth and the quiet power of thriving in challenging landscapes.
Work from a live model and learn to sculpt the human figure in clay, balancing anatomical accuracy with expressive interpretation under the guidance of artist Dushan Mrva-Montoya
Explore the richness and depth of charcoal across two days with artist Andrew Antoniou, developing techniques in blending, toning, texturing and erasing to create expressive, personal imagery.
Explore Little Art Makers: an engaging weekly art workshop for children ages 3 to 5. Creative learning through storytime, artwork engagement and hands-on activities.
Spring into creativity at Hazelhurst these holidays! There’s lots of great programs for children in grades K to 6 on offer this including clay, painting, drawing, mixed media, and more.
Create and Connect: Home School Edition (Ages 4 to 8) is a monthly art workshop for homeschooled children that nurtures creativity, confidence and curiosity through gallery exploration and hands-on making.
Artists with disability from across Sutherland Shire are invited to enter the ShireABILITY Art Award 2026, with over $2,500 in prizes and an exhibition at Hazelhurst Arts Centre.
Designed for people living with dementia and their carers kits feature information and activities perfect for at home.
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