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The Wall — a resource for teachers and community groups.

The Wall — a resource for teachers and community groups.

Create outdoor art wall for children and young people to engage in creative art play for the purpose of building community, healing and just plain fun. 
 
It's a resource that builds community by leading kids and teachers through a collaborative creation of an outdoor art space that will foster cooperation, freedom and a positive sense of well-being.
 
It comes complete with list of materials, guide to preparation and reasons why this is something you could create in your own school or community group space. 

  • What's 'in the box'?

    A 9-page PDF document, with detailed instructions on how to plan, prepare and execute a really cool art space for kids in schools or community spaces. 

    A note on copyright

    This is my work — years of experience, study, contemplation and expertise has lead me to this moment. The price I am selling it for includes the right for you to download, print out and use for personal, non-commercial or education purposes. It is not for you to reproduce or sell in any way. Thank you so much for your care and integrity.  

     

$25.00Price

Testimonials

Zoe, I can’t thank you enough for your encouragement, belief in me and your incredible expertise and knowledge. This has been such an incredibly positive and constructive way to work through all the cancer trauma and feelings. You’re a gem! ​

Rose /  Private client, art collector, workshop attendee

Find your inner child; immerse yourself in a moment of creativity; don’t think just do. Soup for the body, soul, mind. Best workshop I have done and just what I needed. 

Dr Jason Bendall / Corporate workshop attendee

Tap into creativity — amaze yourself!

*According to the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, engaging in activities that promote social engagement and wellbeing improve overall health outcomes*.(Social Prescribing Roundtable, November 2019)

Acknowledgement of Country
I pay respect to and acknowledge the Chepara-Yugarapul and the Turrbal people as the Traditional Custodians of the SE-QLD land where I live, work and create. I recognise their continuing connection to the land, water and community. I thank them for their continued custodianship of the land, the knowledge that is shared with our community, and pay my respect to elders — past, present and emerging.

For more information on Acknowleding Country and to view the AIATSIS map of Indigenous Australia click here.
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