Dilly Bag Weaving Workshop

The Blue Cabin Floating Artist Residency responds to a need for alternate modes of living and working.

The Blue Cabin Floating Artist Residency

Join current Blue Cabin artist in residence Tarryn Love in Richmond, BC for an interactive dilly bag weaving workshop.

The Blue Cabin

This workshop is full, however you may still sign up for the waitlist in case of cancellations.

<h3>Dilly Bag Making with Tarryn Love</h3>Saturday, October 141:00pm - 3:00pmIn-person at The Blue CabinJoin current Blue Cabin artist-in-residence Tarryn Love as she guides us in a dilly bag weaving workshop! In Gunditjmara Keerray Woorroong, a dilly bag is ‘koorrayarr’ - a net bag traditionally woven from grasses that had multiple uses, such as carrying food or personal items. Participants will have the opportunity to learn weaving techniques and start making their very own dilly bag. Come along for a relaxed weaving and yarning session.No previous weaving experience is required for this free workshop, and materials are provided!About the artistTarryn Love is a proud Gunditjmara Keerray Woorroong woman, born and raised on Wadawurrung Country. She is a koorroyarr, teenyeen ngapang, tyeentyeeyt ngapangyarr and wanoong ngeerrang - granddaughter, youngest daughter, youngest sister and proud Aunty. Tarryn is an emerging artist, curator, and producer, and her practice exists in the space of creative cultural expression.About the residencyTarryn’s residency facilitates the continuation of the exploration and development of her creative and cultural practice. Experimenting with different materials and mediums, she will be researching and reflecting on the methodology of her practice as a Gunditjmara woman in the here and now. More broadly, this work will engage with Tarryn’s interest in conversation, intergenerational knowledge transference, and community building. ⁣This residency is part of a collaboration with Footscray Community Arts and in partnership with grunt gallery, in an international exchange with Tarryn Love (AUS) and Atheana Picha (CAD) involving a pair of 6 week residency and community engagement opportunities. Tarryn’s residency in Steveston is also generously supported by the City of Richmond and Branscombe House Artist Residency, providing accommodations for Tarryn during her stay. For more details about Tarryn Love's residency and these partnerships, go to <a href="https://thebluecabin.ca" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">thebluecabin.ca</a>

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