Activities

BLUE MOUNTAINS WALKABOUT PROJECT DAY

 

Thank you to everyone and especially Evan from Blue Mountains Walkabout for the amazing experience last week!

 

We had the privilege of a guided walk through the beautiful Blue Mountains and an insight into the deep Indigenous connection to the land.

 

It was truly an educational, inspiring, empowering, and adventurous experience!

 

Information about Evan and Blue Mountains Walkabout can be found here:

www.bluemountainswalkabout.com/about.asp

We look forward to our next adventure on the 20th of May for the Deadly Rising Stars No Shame Health Workshop with Daren!



Big Dreaming with Deadly Daren …18th March

Thank you to Daren and all you Deadly Dreamers for a Mad day of art and Congratulations to all our intrepid travellers, particularly Yarran!

 

 

Full Respect to you all!

 

 

Your pictures look amazing in the Deadly dreaming space here at UTS Kuring-gai.

 

 

So impressed is the university by your behavior and your work that they have given you the university space to make it fully your own!!!

 

 

We will get back there very shortly to finish the painting and make some more!

 

 

In the meantime you can see your awesome art up on the web and Facebook in the day or two. Here though is a sneak peek!

 

 

Hope you are all proud!

 

 

DEADLY ART WITH DAREN DUNN

 

Check out Daren’s Deadly art and footy boots…

www.alenarra-art.com.au/daren-dunn

 

Daren Dunn has kindly provided these examples of Alenarra Art’s work:

Copyright Alenarra Art

Copyright Alenarra Art

Copyright Alenarra Art

 

 

 


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