- Connect virtually with remote or distanced friends, family, or team members
- Unleash your inherent creativity
- Decompress and contribute positively to your own well-being
Virtual (Online) Workshops
Enjoy a 1.5-hour virtual workshop (plus an additional hour of preparation time, see below). You can choose from predefined themes or request a custom one. Our standard themes include:
- Kookaburra, symbolising Happiness
- Dolphin, symbolising Kindness
- Butterfly, symbolising Transformation
- Platypus, symbolising Uniqueness
- Tree, symbolising Growth
During the workshop, your group will come together virtually for an interactive session. You'll have an opportunity to connect, create, and complete your unique artworks.
BENEFITS OF THE WORKSHOPS
OBJECTIVES OF THE WORKSHOPS
- To facilitate self-discovery and offer an outlet for stress relief
- To foster trust, kindness, and understanding within teams
- To provide a safe environment to explore and understand Aboriginal culture
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
- Enhanced mental health and well-being for teams and organizations
- Strengthened relationships and collaboration within your team
- Increased understanding of Aboriginal culture, benefiting both personal and professional spheres
Workshop Preparation
Before the workshop, you will:
- Receive a list of necessary materials and recommendations on where to source them
- Access videos and templates to guide you in painting your background and the base of your chosen animal
- Paint your background and the base of your animal (approximately 1 hour of prep time)
Pricing
Workshop pricing is contingent on chosen format in-person vs virtual), workshop duration, and the number of participants. Please complete the 'Request a workshop' form and provide details of your preferred workshop, timeframe, and number of participants for a tailored proposal.
Ethics Notice
Genuine Aboriginal art is exclusively created by Aboriginal individuals. It's inappropriate and unethical for non-Indigenous people to create or incorporate Aboriginal-style art for selling as their own work. Marrawuy Journeys workshops focus on fostering connection, collaboration, and decompression. They are not designed to teach Aboriginal art.