Community engagement services

Louisa Magrics is known for her giant weblike crochet-based installations which can be walked around and/or under, watched and sometimes even heard. Some of her most engaging works have been incorporated a site-informed soundscape.

Imagine having a meeting. Alex Wegner from Sketch It Live is at your whiteboard, reflecting what’s being discussed as it being discussed. Drawing images as well as words has been proven to improve understanding and recall

Time for your workplace or project to connect with Aboriginal culture? This leading Aboriginal-owned enterprise offers Aboriginal cultural capacity training, corporate team building, customised facilitation, and conference presentations

Does your team need a mojo-rise? Or your event could use something that will quickly get everyone involved and smiling? Benjie Williams from Earthen Rhythms is an African drumming expert helps businesses, community groups, schools…

Margot is different from many illustrators in that she has a myriad of different illustration styles. So your project can have the style that suits your message best. Styles can be detailed, cartoon-like, soft and lightly suggestive or bold and graphic

This rare contemporary blacksmith combines his contemporary designs with traditional forging skills learnt from masters overseas – for public art and exterior and interior design features (including gates, lighting, signage, railings, benches)

Would you like your next event to be unforgettable? Imagine a sculpture of a bird with moving wings made of pastry, sitting in a chocolate nest. Or something that is more reflective of your event’s particular theme, or your brand?

Turn a handle and watch it move. This is public art with a difference. True engagement with robust sculptural forms that can be climbed on, sat in and – yes – can be made to move by almost anyone. Also seating, lighting, and signage design

Happiness, calm, curiosity. These are the kinds of feelings artist and designer Bliss Cavanagh of Happy Senses inspires through her unique sensory spaces and objects. Helping us to develop our senses in the most delightful way

John Turier is one of Newcastle’s most successful artists, having a diverse career that spans 30 years. Underpinning the majority of Turier’s work is an accessible poetic narrative. His works span an intriguing combination of figurative