Tactile Wall Art Project — Parent, Caregiver & Educator Workshop

Parent, Caregiver & Educator Workshop
Tuesday 10 November 2026 | 4:30–6:30 pm

UNTiTLED gallery+studio
3/1 Caryota Court, Coconut Grove, Darwin

Free workshop — places are limited

This hands-on workshop invites parents, caregivers and educators to explore tactile materials, creative processes and ways of supporting open-ended art experiences.

Through observation, experimentation and making, participants will explore how materials can become invitations for creativity rather than instructions for a predetermined outcome.

The workshop forms part of The Tactile Wall Art Project, an evolving community exhibition in which participants contribute their own creative responses to the exhibition.

Tactile Wall Art Project — Parent, Caregiver & Educator Workshop Enrolment Workshop date and time:

Tuesday 10 November 2026

4:30 pm–6:30 pm

For educators, parents and caregivers

Please complete this form to enrol in the Tactile Wall Art Project Parent, Caregiver & Educator Workshop at UNTiTLED gallery+studio, Darwin.

This no-cost workshop is supported by UNTiTLED gallery+studio and the Northern Territory Government.

Places are limited. Workshop places will be confirmed by Maria Grujicic Studio following review of each enrolment. Please note: This workshop is designed for adults. If you need to bring a child with you, please contact Maria Grujicic Studio before enrolling so we can discuss suitable arrangements.

If your circumstances change and you are unable to attend, please let Maria Grujicic Studio know as soon as possible so that your place can be offered to another participant.

Phone: 0421 526 722

Email: mariagrujicartist@gmail.com

Your full name

Your Mobile Number

Your Email Address

Please provide an email address that you regularly access, as workshop confirmations and important updates will be sent by email.

If you are unable to access email, please contact Maria Grujicic Studio to discuss an alternative enrolment arrangement.

0421 526 722 | mariagrujicartist@gmail.com

Emergency contact name

Emergency contact number

Relationship to participant

Examples: other parent, grandparent, family friend.

Allergies, medical information, sensory preferences or other support needs relevant to safe participation

If you do not have any of these, write 'none known'.

What interests you most about the Tactile Wall Art Project, and what do you hope to explore or create during the workshop?

A few sentences is enough. This helps Maria Grujicic Studio understand your interest in the project and prepare a meaningful, welcoming workshop experience.

Children attending with adults

This workshop is designed for adults. If you need to bring a child with you, please contact Maria Grujicic Studio before enrolling so we can discuss whether this is suitable for the workshop session.

Do you need to bring a child with you?

No

Yes — I will contact Maria before the workshop

I understand that my place is confirmed only after Maria Grujicic Studio contacts me by phone or email.

I understand that this is a no-cost, limited-place workshop supported by UNTiTLED gallery+studio and the Northern Territory Government. By submitting this form, I intend to attend. If I am unable to attend, I will contact Maria Grujicic Studio as soon as possible so the place can be offered to another participant.

For cancellations or changes, contact Maria Grujicic Studio on 0421 526 722 or mariagrujicartist@gmail.com.

Photography permission

I give permission for photographs of my hands, materials and artwork.

I give permission for general workshop photographs, which may include me as part of the activity.

I prefer that no photographs are taken of me, my hands, materials or artwork.

Maria Grujicic Studio usually photographs hands working, materials and artworks rather than participants’ faces. No participant’s name will be published alongside photographs.

I have read and agree to the Maria Grujicic Studio Workshop Terms & Conditions and Funded & Supported Projects Participation Policy.

Additional comments (optional)

Use this space to share anything else you would like Maria Grujicic Studio to know about your enrolment or participation.

Optional Studio Updates

Yes, I would like to receive occasional updates from Maria Grujicic Studio about future workshops, exhibitions, picture books and creative resources. I understand that I can unsubscribe at any time.

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.

Explore the full Tactile Wall Art Project

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Tactile Wall Art Project supported by The NT Government

Tactile Wall Art Project resource for children

Early Years PlayArt Resource | Ages 3–6

A Montessori-informed digital resource for early childhood educators, homeschool families and creative learning spaces.

This resource adapts the Tactile Wall Art Project for younger children through sensory exploration, found materials, symbolic play and temporary composition.

View Resource

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.”