Woven Together
First Nation weaving workshops with local weavers; Ronnie Jordan from Culture on the Move and Jodie Munday. Woven Together is about coming together, sharing skills and having a yarn.
Woven Together consists of free workshops in each of the STA local government areas with First Nations mob and community and with small schools.
Woven Together workshops may consist of Traditional Doll and Animal Making and or Traditional Weaving techniques as negotiated with each host school of organisation.
Participation in a Woven Together workshop provides people with an understanding of how First Nations culture is very much alive and relevant. By using both traditional and modern materials students gain knowledge and understanding of a long-used practice.
Woven Together Workshops
Wollondilly Mob workshop at Tharawal Lands Council – Sunday 11 December 2022
A perfect Sunday. STA and Weaver Jodie Munday delivered a Woven Together workshop at Tharawal Local Aboriginal Land Council. Thanks to all the amazing local women who shared culture and the experience. Especially grateful to Aunty Carol for giving the welcome before making a super cool woven poppy brooch.
Hilltops Mob workshop at Young TAFE – Thursday 8 December 2022
Thanks to the Koori Preschool who hosted a First Nations Community workshop with Ronnie Jordan at Young TAFE
Wollondilly Schools workshop with Cawdoor Public School – Thursday 24 November 2022
An amazing workshop with Jodie Munday at Cawdor Public to create fabulous woven works of art. Some of which formed a STA Box Gallery Exhibition at Wollondilly Shire Council.
Hilltops School workshop at Murrumburrah Public School – Thursday 10 November 2022
Year 2 enjoyed a hands-on experience and created a woven bush animal with Ronnie Jordan
Yass Valley school workshop with Binalong Public School- Thursday 27 October 2022
with Ronnie Jordan
Goulburn Mulwaree school workshop with Marulan Public School- Thursday 13 October 2022
with Ronnie Jordan
Upper Lachlan mob workshop at Crookwell Memorial Hall – Saturday 10 September 2022
with Ronnie Jordan
Goulburn Muwaree mob workshop at Goulburn Workers Club – Sunday 31 July 2022
with Ronnie Jordan
Upper Lachlan special event workshop at Connect@Gunning Station- Saturday 28 May 2022
with Ronnie Jordan
Upper Lachlan school workshop with Dalton Public School – Friday 18 May 2022
Our first Woven Together schools workshop in Dalton with Ronnie Jordan. Part of a small schools day with Dalton Public, Rurby Public and Rye Park Public schhols.
About Ronnie Jordan and Culture on the Move
Veronica (Ronnie) Jordan is a Kalkadoon Pitta Pitta woman and has been teaching and sharing her culture for many years.
Ronnie is a proficient educator specialising in traditional Indigenous games, traditional painting techniques, traditional weaving, bush animal making (Inspired by the Tjanpi Weavers) and sharing her expertise in traditional plants and their uses.
She has facilitated Aboriginal cultural workshops to people ranging from children to the elderly, Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal community members. Teaching traditional weaving techniques to other Aboriginal women helps reclaim our knowledge and reinvigorate our culture.
Join Ronnie for an Anytime Activity and make your own gorgeous animal at the STA Make page.
Find out more about Ronnie and her work at the Culture on the Move website.
Ronnie is a qualified professional weaver currently delivering weaving workshops to government, community groups, schools and festivals. By teaching the cultural techniques of weaving it ensures this traditional skill continues for generations to come.
Ronnie teaches various art mediums in workshops to government, community groups and schools. These workshops provide participants with an understanding of Aboriginal art, its meaning and its importance to our ongoing culture. A hands-on experience empowering participants with a sense of connection, as it was designed to do thousands of years ago.
This results in the audience experiencing and sharing in an important aspect of our culture, whether it is children experiencing it for the first time or Elders reminiscing about an element of their youth.
STA Box Galleries
The project will also see the installation of STA Box galleries, 4 micro galleries installed in council foyers and community spaces across the STA region. The STA Box galleries will host a series of rotating exhibitions including works produced through the Woven Together project.
Find out more about the STA Box Galleries.
The Woven Together is supported by the Regional Arts Fund through Regional Arts Australia supported by Regional Arts NSW.
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