Testimonials
"Sally spent so much time and energy making our Edwardian Student Toilets feel like you have walked into a real-life picture story book about
friendship, love, inclusion and happiness ... Thank you for bringing us a
little of your magic, Sally."
“The Royal Women’s Prevention of Family Violence Project Team engaged Sally to deliver a linoprinting workshop for a staff
wellbeing day. From initial contact Sally was very easy to work with, responsive to emails and flexible to our requirements. On the day of the workshop Sally was on time and everything was very organised.
Sally was engaging and given the size of our group was able to assist individual staff members with their questions. We also loved the self-paced nature of the workshop whereby it didn’t matter if you were a little slower cutting out your lino, you didn’t hold up other team members who had finished their cutting and were ready to start pressing.
Everyone had a great day; learnt a lot and we were all able to take home our lino printing tools and an individual art piece to frame. We’d welcome Sally back anytime for another workshop and would highly recommend her for team building and wellbeing style workshops.”
Simone Meade, Program Manager
Strengthening Hospital Responses to Family Violence
In the Press
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Star Weekly
1 December 2023
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"The Footscray Primary School bathrooms have been given a makeover by local artist Lady Mohawk, as part of the $20 million rebuild of the school."
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The Westsider
23 November 2023
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"Show your WEST-SIDE was a smashing success with more than 200 applications, exhibiting around 210 works, and with more than 400 people attending the opening night - indicating a need for more inclusive and accessible art exhibitions in the inner west."
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The Westsider
23 November 2023
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"About Lady Mohawk's exhibition
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The Westsider
30 July 2023
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"Currently there are limited opportunities for visual artists to showcase their artwork in the inner west. We need events like pop up galleries in disused buildings, regular small art gatherings, invitations to participate in themed and diverse art exhibitions. I created the Show Your WEST-SIDE exhibition to give a voice to local visual artists – budding and professionals, including children."
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Brimbank Northwest Star Weekly
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The Westsider