A very arty day in Deni with two incredible OTYP artists - Louise Moriarty and Meg Williams we all had a great time at the “Art of Three” exhibition at the @peppinheritagecentre enjoying some great work by other local artists
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Big news from OTYP — we’ve kicked off our new partnership with Charles Sturt University`s Three Rivers Department of Rural Health #ThreeRivers 🎉
Teaming up with Lake Cargelligo Central School, we hosted two 4th Year Occupational Therapy students. We`re all about showing future health professionals how creativity can be a real part of their toolkit — and Chloe and Emily ran with it, working with students to create a mural exploring Resilience, Wellbeing and Regulation.
Welcome to the OTYP family, Chloe and Emily! We are SO proud of what you created in Lake Cargelligo. Huge things ahead for you both 💛
Thanks to the support from @creatensw we make change happen across regional NSW
#ThreeRivers
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We put young people in the driver`s seat to create. Working with artist Scott Baker @abre_ojos here`s the Glow Up an extraordinary group of young creators gave Lake Cargelligo in June. #creatensw #lakecargelligo #projectionmapping #regionalarts
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🖤💛❤️ We are interrupting our Lake Cargelligo posts for a moment to celebrate three incredible young artists who have just graduated from @naisda_dance_college - Drew Walker, Lena Clarke and Alira Morgan 🖤💛❤️ Drew, Lena and Alira are part of our Outreach Project family, where they have been mentored by the incredible Lily Shearer from @moogahlin to develop and deliver cultural dance workshops and performances with young people across Far West NSW 🖤💛❤️ We are thrilled to welcome Drew and Lena back soon as OTYP artists, and send big love to Alira as she journeys on! 🖤💛❤️ Congratulations to you all - we’re so proud of you and can’t wait to walk beside you as your incredible careers continue to emerge 🖤💛❤️ #naisda #graduates🎓 #firstnationswomen
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