workshops

Norfolk Island Seed Pod - Conversations with Clifton Trees 2026

 

 

“Every workshop begins with the simple act of paying attention.”

My workshops invite participants to slow down, relax through creative exploration, and deepen their relationship with place. Focusing on simple and accessible creative activities, each workshop begins by spending time with the environment—looking, listening, sensing, and becoming present to the people, materials, stories, and more-than-human worlds that shape place.

 

 

“My workshops create opportunities for meaningful connection and exchange.”

Care Basket Weaving Circle 2026
Each workshop is thoughtfully designed through a process of listening, observation, research, and collaboration. I often work alongside local knowledge holders, environmental educators, artists, ecologists, bush regenerators, and community members to develop experiences that respond to the unique qualities, histories, and ecologies of a place.
Janine Bailey & Alycia Clifford - Moronga Park Clifton 2026
My workshop collection includes place-based programs such as Red Gum, Yellow Gum, Blue Gum and Grassy Woodland experiences, alongside basket weaving, community arts, and creative ecology workshops that foster connection, environmental awareness, and a sense of belonging.
Drawing Trees with Sticks - Clifton 2026
Charcoal bark rubbing - Clifton 2026
Breathing & Stretching - Weaving Circle - Clifton School of Arts 2026
Individual Instruction - Weaving Circle - Clifton School of the Arts 2026
Basket made from recycled materials