Nature in Clay & Color showcases a vibrant collection of bas‑relief artworks and sculptural pieces inspired by Australia’s birds, wildlife, and botanicals. Through richly textured clay surfaces, layered forms, and luminous color, each work captures a moment of movement, character, or quiet beauty drawn from the natural world. From lively parrots and kingfishers to expressive kangaroos and detailed foliage, the exhibition invites viewers to slow down, observe, and connect with the stories held in nature’s shapes and rhythms. Presented at Mitcham Library, this collection offers an accessible and engaging celebration of place, pattern, and the artistry of the Australian landscape.

Weaving Tales with Gond Motifs – 5th August; 5.30 - 7.30 pm
Discover the intricate and imaginative world of Gond tribal art, the traditional art form of the Gond, an Indigenous community of India. This adults’ workshop explores how simple lines and patterns—drawn from nature and mythology—unfold into vibrant visual stories. Guided step‑by‑step through the process, you will create and paint your own Gond‑inspired artwork on canvas, developing confidence with pattern, color, and storytelling, and leave with a finished piece alive with narrative and detail.