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Dot Painting Workshops with Nioka Lowe-Brennan

Join Dunghutti/Gomeroi artist Nioka Lowe-Brenna for a drop-in children’s dot painting workshop these holidays. Be inspired by country as you create beautiful artworks with Nioka.

Wednesdays 16th and 23rd of April 
10am - 2pm

Free drop in workshop
No booking required
All ages welcome

About Nioka Lowe-Brennan

Nioka Lowe-Brennan is a proud Dunghutti/Gomeroi woman, living on Wangal land, Sydney.

She grew up in a creative household with artist mother, musician father, and spent most of her childhood drawing. Her journey as an artist began to flourish when she commenced work at Boomalli Aboriginal Artist co-operative, where she immersed herself in a community filled with awe inspiring contemporary aboriginal artists. Through her experiences, she found her own voice and passion in creating art that reflects her heritage and identity.

Art has given Nioka wonderful opportunities, a stronger connection to culture and a deep love for creating, she hopes to do it for the rest of her life. Her main artistic passion lies in figurative work with ample texture and bold contrasting colours, her art is experimental but a purposeful representation of country and how she sees the world around her.

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