Art Gallery

Foundation: Mook Mook Owls

Foundation students examined artworks by one of the most prominent painters of the Warmun community in WA, Queenie McKenzie (1915-1998). In 1987 McKenzie was the first woman to begin painting in her community. Students used her Mook Mook Owls with Young (1996) artwork as inspiration for their own owl artworks. The students experimented with various printmaking techniques including foam printing, paint splattering and mark making.

Year 1: Monsters

Year 1 students worked persistently and imaginatively to sew these wonderful soft toy monsters. They designed the monsters and then using upcycled fabric and felt, they handstitched the monsters to bring them to life!

Year 2: Kawaii Food Soft Toys

Year 2 students worked persistently and imaginatively to design and hand sew these wonderful soft toys in Kawaii style. 'Kawaii' refers to a style in Japanese culture that translates to 'cute,' 'tiny,' or 'lovable.’