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'Resilience', Rachael Sarra (2018)

Reconciliation Week

Collaborative art workshops for QUT students and staff

QUT Equity invite staff and students to an inclusive Reconciliation program held at QUT Art Museum.

What does reconciliation mean to you? In this workshop, hosted by artist Rachael Sarra and Troy Casey from Blaklash Projects, QUT students and staff will reflect on this theme and collaborate on an artwork. Contribute your ideas, get hands-on with the canvas and explore and create together.

Workshops run from 10am and 1pm. Places are limited so book your session soon to secure your place.

This program is a QUT Equity initiative with venue support by QUT Art Museum.

QUT celebrates Reconciliation at QUT with a series of events and activities from May to August. Get involved, learn something new and play your part.

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Resilience, Rachael Sarra (2018)

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