Australian Textile Artist - Aly deGroot, Darwin Northern Territory

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Aly de Groot is an award winning contemporary fibre and eco-artist from Darwin, Northern Australia. Her whimsical woven sculpture, public works and jewelry designs celebrate the ocean and remind us of the importance of preserving and protecting sea life in the plastic age.

Aly de Groot Art Blog

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WORKSHOPS

Aly values the knowledge gained and exchanged through facilitating workshops that can inspire creativity and promote environmental responsibility.

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Are you an International Student? Join me for a f

Are you an International Student? Join me for a free weaving workshop using recycled materials to weave a jellyfish.

Did you know that the collective word for jellyfish is a‘smack’? Jellyfish are plaguing oceans worldwide. Creatively come together with other curious crafters to tackle this ecological imbalance using basket making processes along with fishing-line and other recycled materials to weave a jellyfish .
This is the fifth of a series of free workshops for International students, booking essential, link in bio. All participants will learn to weave a jellyfish using recycled materials . This workshop will be at De La Plague in the Casuarina Coastal Reserve.
These workshops invite connections, curiosity and happiness. Slow crafts such as weaving , give us a well needed break from the digital world, allowing us to relax, create and converse.
This Project is supported by the Northern Territory Government through the StudyNT International Student Wellbeing Grant.
#jellyfish #ecoartist #ecoart #weavingtogether #darwinlife #beachlife #fibreart #fibreartistsofinstagram #fiberart #basketryaustralia #basketart #topendnt

Gurambai is the Larrakia name for Rapid Creek and

Gurambai is the Larrakia name for Rapid Creek and means elbow, referring to the shape of the creek at the saltwater end, towards the mouth of the creek. Rapid Creek Artists Collective are a group of creatives deeply grateful to create, live , love, teach and learn on Larrakia Land. We all have diverse practices, including - textiles, painting , drawing, ceramics, printmaking and jewellery . We share a passion for the beauty of where we live and create, serendipitously within walking distance from one another. The Rapid Creek Artists Collective invite you to their ‘ open studios’ - a special and rare opportunity to meet the makers in their habitats . Ride, walk, skip, dance or prancersise along laneways and up alleys to take a peak behind the doors and into the minds of 6 marvelous makers to discover the inspiration they find under rocks and by the sea to create award winning works that celebrate Top End people, plants and places from where the river meets the sea at Gurambai, Rapid Creek. You can follow the map pictured today, on Sunday may 9th, 10am- 2pm and look out for the signs . #rapidcreek #topendartists #ilovedarwin #topendnt #larrakiacountry #nightcliffseabreeze

It’s all happening down @darwin.waterfront . Th

It’s all happening down @darwin.waterfront . The @tactilearts Mothers Day Craftfair is in full swing . If you’re in Darwin drop by and say hi, i’ll be here until 3pm with all my jelly babies. If you’re not in Darwin, my website is always open. Use the discount code jellyfish for 20 percent off. #ecoart #jellyfish #ecoartist #fibreart #fibreartist #fibreartist #oceanart #oceanartist #darwinaustralia #darwin #darwinartist #ilovedarwin #topendnt #topendartists #handmadewithlove #handmadewithlove #handmadeinaustralia #handmadejewellery