Kingston Weaving is a First Nations led, community project by Boandik artists Sonya, Sarah and Suzy Smith. Focusing on the cultural representation of animal totems in connection to the local environment, a long-term community engaged process with local participants will see the creation of a large-scale temporary weaving work of cultural and enduring significance in Kingston, South East, South Australia.
The first public and school workshops in Kingston over 3 days in November2023 with more workshops and community outcomes in Kingston, Murray Bridge and Adelaide across 2023/24.
Kingston Weaving is a new work commissioned by OSCA as part of our Projects of the Everyday initiative.
Stay tuned!
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