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5 Parramatta Square
Western Terrace: Common Thread Exhibition
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5 Parramatta Square
Celebrate International Women’s Day at PHIVE with the Fabric Connections community! For nearly three years, our makers have gathered to create vibrant, joyful textile art. Discover a playful collection of colourful works crafted over the past year, along with life-size textile portraits that beautifully capture both individuality and our shared humanity.
Discover the joy of embroidery with artist Anney Bounpraseuth in this beginner-friendly workshop. Create a colourful felt patch that can be used in a variety of decorative or practical ways while learning new techniques along with the friendly Fabric Connections community. Light refreshments will be served.
When: Wednesday 11 March, 5:30pm - 7:30pm
Where: Level 3, Western Terrace
Registration: Spaces are limited with some seats and standing room. Registration is essential. As this is an outdoor venue, please dress accordingly. For access requirements please contact PHIVEtickets@cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au
Linda Brescia is a Western Sydney-based artist who investigates the banalities and complexities of everyday life experiences and rituals through painting, photography, sculpture and performance. Her practice explores dynamics around visibility and invisibility, masking, care and self-assertion.
Anney Bounpraseuth has been featured on ABC TV and iView, ABC Radio National, FBI Radio’s Canvas program, and in Frankie Magazine and The International Cultic Studies Association journal. Since 2001 she has exhibited in galleries across NSW with solo shows at Fairfield City Museum and Art Gallery and Bankstown Arts Centre, with work held in local and international private collections.
The Western Terrace is a series of creative gatherings, performances and workshops taking place underneath the golden hour, as the sun sets, facing West, thinking West. Imagining the Western Terrace as an extension of their own homes, gardens and balconies, the series features artists, authors, filmmakers, musicians and community sharing domestic ritual collectively.
