East Sydney Community and Arts Centre · Darlinghurst
flowing lines and meeting places, painted by two First Nations artists
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Experience a vibrant collection of paintings that reflect the strength of connection between people, stories and place.
Created by Bindi Bindi Art, the works feature flowing forms, meeting places and rich colour palettes that invite contemplation and conversation. Together, the artworks create a visual celebration of community, culture and the enduring relationships that connect past, present and future.
Artist statement:
Ripples of Connection is a vibrant series of hand-painted contemporary Aboriginal artworks by Bindi Bindi Art, a creative collaboration between Wiradjuri artist Tay-la Shearley and Ngemba artist Chloe Eastwood.
Through layers of flowing lines, meeting places and natural motifs, the series celebrates the way connection, culture and community ripple across Country, from the city to the river, from one story to another. Each piece is individually painted yet interconnected, reflecting how the artists’ shared journeys have come together in movement, healing and belonging. The artworks are grounded in the artists’ deep ties to Dharug and Gadigal lands, paying respect to the stories held in these places.
Using joyful colour palettes of ocean blues, earthy ochres and sunset tones, the installation invites audiences to pause and feel the gentle rhythm of Country within the heart of Sydney. Together, the collection creates a visual dialogue of care and connection, honouring past, present and future stories while celebrating the continuing strength of Aboriginal cultures…
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East Sydney Community and Arts Centre, Darlinghurst
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When is Ripples of Connection by Bindi Bindi Art?
Fri 23 Oct 2026, +2 more dates. There are 3 dates to pick from, listed above.
Where is it?
East Sydney Community and Arts Centre, Darlinghurst, NSW.
How much is it?
It is free.
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