Naidoc Art Exhibition

The exhibitions bring together pieces that reflect the deep connections and traditions of First Nations cultures. Each artwork tells a story, weaving together elements of history, identity, and the students' personal interpretations of what NAIDOC Week means to them. The colours, patterns, and themes are a testament to the resilience and beauty of the First Nations peoples. This showcase, inspired by the cultural richness of Aunty Lee-Anne Clarke from the Kirrae Whurrong people, highlights the creativity and spirit of our youth.

Creekside K-9 College

Copperfield College

Derrimut Primary School

Cairnlea Primary School

Deer Park North Primary School

The Koorie Homework Club

Taylors Lakes Secondary College

Sunshine Harvester Primary School

Sunshine North Primary School

Coburn Primary School

It's a celebration of community, art, and culture that you won't want to miss. Take a moment to immerse yourself in these powerful artworks during this school break, let them guide you through a journey of reflection and appreciation for the rich heritage that NAIDOC Week honours. We look forward to welcoming you and sharing the incredible talent and spirit of our local students. Let's come together to celebrate NAIDOC Week and the enduring legacy of the First Nations cultures.

Located near Donut King, this event is an opportunity to experience the diverse and power expressions of our community's heritage.

This event is proudly supported by Victoria Department of Education; organisation committed to fostering cultural understanding and community engagement.