Tactile Wall Art Project — Children's Workshop

Children's Workshop — PlayArt
Wednesday 28 October 2026 | 4:30–6:30 pm
Ages 6–12
UNTiTLED gallery+studio
3/1 Caryota Court, Coconut Grove, Darwin
Free workshop — places are limited
This hands-on workshop invites children to explore tactile materials through play, imagination, building and creative making as part of the evolving Tactile Wall Art Project exhibition.
Through sensory exploration and open-ended PlayArt, children will experiment with materials, build temporary sculptures and create their own artistic responses.
Children will contribute to the evolving exhibition through their making, while also exploring how artworks and materials can change, grow and be reimagined over time.
Exhibition Opening
Saturday 31 October 2026
10:00 am–12:00 pm
Return to see the exhibition after the children’s workshop, explore how the gallery has come together and interact with the designated PlayArt area in Gallery 1.
Also part of the Tactile Wall Art Project
Exhibition Opening
Saturday 31 October 2026
10:00 am–12:00 pm
Children’s Workshop — ages 6–12
Wednesday 28 October 2026
4:30–6:30 pm
Teen Workshop — ages 13–18
Tuesday 3 November 2026
4:30–6:30 pm
Parent, Caregiver & Educator Workshop
Tuesday 10 November 2026
4:30–6:30 pm
If you know a child, teenager, family member or educator who may be interested in another workshop stream, please feel welcome to share the Tactile Wall Art Project with them.
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Wearable Art Connected to the Project
These wearable art pieces are created from original Maria Grujicic Studio artwork connected to the Tactile Wall Art Project.
They extend the project beyond the gallery space and support the ongoing development of creative learning resources, workshops and community art experiences.
Browse the collection below, or complete the Expression of Interest form to stay connected with the workshops and exhibition.
WHAT PEOPLE SAY

Darwin Adult Short Courses
“Maria presents a wonderful Montessori workshop - a fun and engaging way for children to learn.”

Parent, Darwin
“My child loved the painting - and everything else. I really enjoyed seeing the children have the freedom to explore and experiment.”

Nani, Darwin
“My children loved experimenting with water and painting. They were happy and calm when I picked them up.”



















