Bindi Bindi Art presented a pop-up gallery at Westfield Penrith, sharing contemporary Aboriginal artworks with the wider community. The activation created a welcoming space for visitors to explore cultural storytelling through art and connect with the artists behind the work.

Bindi Bindi Art created a live painting during a community event at Westfield Penrith, giving visitors the opportunity to watch the artwork come to life. The experience provided an interactive way to share Aboriginal culture, storytelling and artistic practice with the community.

Bindi Bindi Art hosted a community art activation at Marrickville Metro Shopping Centre, where visitors were invited to engage with Aboriginal art through interactive activities. Participants painted traditional symbols onto message stones or created their own designs on wooden boomerangs, providing a fun and meaningful way to connect with culture through creativity.

Description goes here“This collection is a vibrant and unapologetic celebration of Pride, a time to honour the strength, visibility, and joy of being both Aboriginal and LGBTQIA+. It shines a light on the powerful intersection of culture, identity, and love, showcasing the beauty and resilience that exists within our communities. Pride is more than just a moment, it's a movement, a reflection of our history, our survival, and our right to take up space boldly and authentically. Through this collection, we hope people feel seen, celebrated, and empowered to embrace every part of who they are with pride and purpose.” Artists Chloe Eastwood and Tay-la Shearley (Bindi Bindi Art)

Description goes hereBindi Bindi Art created a vibrant mural and a series of message poles at Riverbank Public School, designed to celebrate culture, connection and community. The artwork incorporates contemporary Aboriginal storytelling elements to create a welcoming space for students while recognising the importance of culture and belonging within the school environment.

Description goes hereBindi Bindi Art designed and created artwork panels for Blacktown Police Station to help create a more welcoming and culturally respectful environment. The artworks aim to provide a sense of comfort and connection for community members entering the building.

Description goes hereBindi Bindi Art partnered with Netball NSW to develop a unique artwork that has been featured across merchandise, promotional materials and player jerseys. As part of this collaboration, we have also facilitated art sessions with players, creating a space to connect through culture, creativity and shared storytelling.

Description goes hereBindi Bindi Art collaborated with Chifley College to create an original artwork that has been licensed and adapted across multiple spaces within the school. The artwork is featured as a large-scale panel on the exterior of a building at the school entrance and is also used throughout the campus and on wrapped school vehicles. Our partnership with the school continues through workshops with teachers, supporting cultural learning and creative engagement.

Description goes hereBindi Bindi Art facilitates interactive art workshops for corporate teams, designed as team-building experiences and cultural learning opportunities. Participants are guided through the creative process while learning about Aboriginal art, symbols and storytelling, creating a meaningful and engaging activity that encourages connection, reflection and collaboration.