Danjoo - Interwoven is now on display at Rockingham Arts Centre until 28 July 2019.

We’re excited to announce a selection of artworks from Danjoo - Interwoven will travel to Rockingham for display at Rockingham Arts Centre from 10 July - 28 July 2019

Students from Moorditj Noongar Community College visited MJAC to see the display of wrapped works and language audio piece they had created with Lea Taylor as part of Wallka-yong-a Kaardijin - To Share Knowledge.

Midland and Mundaring Arts Centre staff, volunteers, board members and friends joined John Mogridge on Thursday 28 February for a Cultural Understanding Workshop with the aim to strengthen our community’s awareness of local Aboriginal culture.

Midland’s Cale Street came alive on Sunday 24 February for the inaugural Cale St Festival.

Esther McDowell and Carol Dowling (sister of Julie Dowling) were joined by an extra special guest on Saturday 23 February as they discussed their work in Danjoo - Interwoven.

Bardi woman from the Dampier Peninsula and Danjoo - Interwoven artist Linda James presented a youth workshop on Saturday 23 February sharing her culture whilst teaching kids how to paint with a fine brush.

Artist and cultural leader Tjyllyungoo Lance Chadd lead a workshop on Tuesday 19 February teaching gouache techniques, observation skills and the process of developing a ‘cultural eye’ to the landscape.

During the Danjoo - Interwoven opening celebrations, multi-award winning duo Gina Williams and Guy Ghouse entertained us with an intimate performance celebrating Noongar Language.

Thank you to everyone who came to the opening of Danjoo - Interwoven and Wallka-yong-a Kaardijin - To Share Knowledge.

An installation of colourful bush creatures called woodarchies by Danjoo - Interwoven artist Mandy White has been unveiled on the corner of Cale Street and The Crescent as part of Midland Gate’s redevelopment.

As part of the Danjoo - Interwoven project a number of paid professional development opportunities have been presented to exhibiting artists.