Saturday

26 September

9am-11.30am.

VENUE

One World Centre

5 King William St.

BAYSWATER

COST

Subscribers/members

FREE

Others $20

REGISTRATION

Register through

Trybooking: h�ps://

www.trybooking.co

m/BKVNZ

Morning tea and

materials provided

WORKSHOP

INFORMATION

This ac+vity links with

United Na+ons

Sustainable Development Goals

10 (Equality) and 16 (Human

Rights and Jus+ce).

Cultural and Crea�ve Learning Opportunity

Message Stone Pain/ng

with Jade Dolman

INFORMATON AND ENQUIRIES

For further informa+on about the presenters and workshop, go to h�p://

www.oneworldcentre.org.au/upcoming-workshops-and-events

For other enquiries contact the One World Centre

owc@oneworldcentre.org.au or phone (08) 9371 9133

Jade Dolman is a visual ar+st and remains connected to her

culture through pain+ng and family. She has a passion for making

a change through art for Indigenous and non-Indigenous people.

Her purpose is to highlight that all land is tradi+onal country

which her ancestors have prac+ced culture on for thousands of

years. Her murals and public art are a contemporary con+nua+on

of tradi+onal culture.

J.D. Penangke is an Aboriginal-owned business run by Jade. The

name J.D. Penangke comes from Jade Dolman's ini+als and

Penangke (pronounced pen-ung-gah) is her skin name which she

inherited from her Father's line. Jade is a Whadjuk/Balladong

Nyoongar (Mother's side), Eastern Arrernte (Father's side) woman

from Perth.

At this workshop Jade will share aspects of her culture and

conduct an art workshop, that involves pain+ng on rocks and

wooden discs. Join us for a very enlightening and crea+ve session

with Jade.

One World Centre, 2020