Brimbank Maker Space Day

Creative workshops for Young Deaf and Disabled people in Brimbank.

Marc Sorbello, Performing in Fortune, 2017. Photo by Daryl Gordon

Join Way Out West (WOW) for a day of art and performance workshops!

Design your own deck of cards. Explore performance through dance and movement.  You can join one or both workshops.

These workshops are for young Deaf and Disabled people aged 18-30. Meet and create with other Deaf and Disabled artists.

When

When: Saturday 8 November, 10:30 am – 2:30 pm. There is a lunch break from 12 – 1 pm.

Where

St Albans Community Centre, 33 Princess Street, St Albans.

Booking

You can book your spot online, or by contacting us.

Contact us if you’d like to make a group booking.

Click here to book your spot online.

About the workshops

Lucky Fortunes: Draw your own card

When: Saturday 8 November, 10:30 am – 12 pm

Create your own deck of cards.

This is your chance to draw, paint and craft your own version. These can be playing cards, tarot cards, lucky cards, and more.

This workshop will be led by WOW artist Marc Sorbello. Find out more about Marc.

Move Like Me: Play with Performance

When: Saturday 8 November, 1 – 2:30 pm

Create a character that you can bring to life through performance.

Play with costume, music, movement and dance.

This workshop will be led by WOW artist Kate Niddrie. Find out more about Kate.

WOWalk: a fashion show to save the world, Way Out West, 2019. Photography by Raphael Recht.

Contact Us

If you have any questions or would like to book your spot via the phone or email, please contact Arty Owens (Coordinator/ Creative Producer)

Direct Phone: 03 8640 6016 (voice only)

Email: Aowens@artsaccess.com.au

AAV Reception: 03 9699 8299 (voice only)/ 0401 224 864 (text or voice)

If you would like to know more about our other arts programs, please email artsservices@artsaccess.com.au or call reception.

About WOW

Interested in making more art? Or joining a group of Deaf and Disabled artists?

AAV has an ongoing arts studio at St Albans Community Centre called Way Out West. Explore performance, sound art, installations, and visual art.

Find out more about Way Out West.

Get in touch with us to enquire about trialing the studio.

Maker Space – Brimbank is proudly supported by Brimbank City Council