Drawing Us Together
29 June, 2024-14 July, 2024
Arana Hills Plaza is on Turrbal country, we pay our respect to the traditional owners, their elders past & present, and value their care and custodianship of these lands.
In honour of NAIDOC Week 2024, we are proud to have partnered with five First Nations authors from across Australia to create a selection of short stories and poems inspired by this year’s NAIDOC theme, Keep The Fire Burning. We are delighted to have partnered with Jayden Boundry, Coral Reeve, Bernadette Hardy, Ellen van Neerven and Alton Walley to write this year’s short story.
Throughout the July school holidays we invited the public to come and vote for their favourite artworks, and we had a significant increase in votes this year compared to last year. With over 2,080 people voting multiple times, we had over 25,600 votes for your artworks here at Arana Hills Plaza.
COVER: Anahita Kouchak Zadeh, Prince of peace Lutheran college
Page 1: Tahlia McNulty - Patricks Road State School
Page 2: Mayvis Blake - Patricks Road State School
Page 4: Mia Condron - Ferny Hills State School
Page 5: Lola - Grovely State School
Page 6: Kiri Thornton - Grovely State School
Page 7: Emily Perkins
Page 8: Matilda Kearney - St William's Catholic Primary School
Page 9: Middle Childrens Group - Pine Community School
Page 10: Belle Forsythe - Kids Academy Early Learning Centre
Page 11: Hannah Sharp - Prince of Peace Lutheran College
