CASSIE LEATHAM | WORKSHOPS
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6 Day | Saturday 16 – Thursday 21 March 2024
PLANT WEAVING – SOLD OUT please click the email link below if you would like to go
Cassie Leatham a First Nations multidisciplinary artist will be facilitating an all native plant weaving workshop exploring cultural connections and learning the harvesting techniques and processing methods once used by her ancestors, to the present today exploring wild weaving with wonga vine, tall sedge weaving to building a knowledge for a complete woven basket including learning coiling and wrap techniques. All levels
PLANT WEAVING – SOLD OUT please click the email link below if you would like to go
Cassie Leatham a First Nations multidisciplinary artist will be facilitating an all native plant weaving workshop exploring cultural connections and learning the harvesting techniques and processing methods once used by her ancestors, to the present today exploring wild weaving with wonga vine, tall sedge weaving to building a knowledge for a complete woven basket including learning coiling and wrap techniques. All levels
CASSIE LEATHAM
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CASSIE LEATHAM is a First Nations woman of the Taungurung people of the Kulin Nation. Cassie is a Cultural Educator, Award winning Artist/Designer, Bushtukka specialist, Master Weaver, and has had her works acquired by National Gallery Victoria, National Australian Musuem, Koori Heritage Trust collections, Museum Art Gallery of Northern Territory, Melbourne Magistrates Courts and exhibited nationally and internationally.
CASSIE LEATHAM is a First Nations woman of the Taungurung people of the Kulin Nation. Cassie is a Cultural Educator, Award winning Artist/Designer, Bushtukka specialist, Master Weaver, and has had her works acquired by National Gallery Victoria, National Australian Musuem, Koori Heritage Trust collections, Museum Art Gallery of Northern Territory, Melbourne Magistrates Courts and exhibited nationally and internationally.