Seed, Play & Unite

Niv + WeArt Collective

Seed, Play and Unite is a series of art and self-care workshops based in and around Bondi.

Waverley Woollahra Art School

Seed, Play and Unite creates inclusive spaces of dialogue, art-making and play in Bondi. Through a series of 10 workshops, 90 minutes each, running through end May till end June 2021; we will gain powerful tools to better care for ourselves, our communities and the land. The workshops will be led by First Nations and PoC facilitators and artists. CALENDAR HERE: https://www.nivrajendra.com/seed-play-and-uniteFACILITATOR/WORKSHOP INFO HERE: https://www.nivrajendra.com/workshop-infoThe workshops are basically free, but to ensure your commitment we require a $10 donation. We will refund the $10 if you bring in a +1. Just email us to RSVP the +1, and we will refund the $10 on the day of the workshop.If you cannot afford $10 at this time, just email nivdji@gmail.com letting us know about your situation and why you want to join. No-one is turned down due to lack of funds.Capacity is limited to 20 per workshop and we will be prioritizing First Nations, PoC and LGBTQ youth. That being said, people from all backgrounds are welcome.If you attend 5 or more workshops, you will be invited to a special end of session (free) dinner and drinks gathering with the facilitators and organizers. This will be an amazing opportunity to connect deeper with the artists and mentors. The date/time of this dinner is 27th June, 5pm. Any money made from ticket fees will go towards supporting SEED - an Indigenous Youth group working towards climate justice.Details on each facilitator and workshop here: https://www.nivrajendra.com/workshop-infoNOTE: THE EVENTS WILL BE HOSTED IN 2 DIFFERENT VENUES DEPENDING ON THE DATE. INFO HERE: https://www.nivrajendra.com/seed-play-and-uniteThe project also includes:- A digital package of references/materials shared by the facilitators.- A video documentary that you may participate in as both videographers and protagonists.- A printed zine of your collective thoughts and contributions.- A series of open panel discussions and screenings post workshops .RSVP NOW!Hosted by Niv Rajendra &amp; the WeArt collective We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the Country on which we are coexisting today, the Gadigal people of the Eora nation, and recognize their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay respects to Elders past, present and emerging.