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Acknowledgement of Country
The Connection Arts Space Gallery is located at 1 Walker Street, Dandenong, on the unceded lands of the Woi-Wurrung and Boon Wurrung peoples of the Kulin Nation.

We acknowledge and pay respect to the Traditional Custodians and Elders – Past and present of the Kulin Nation on which we connect and create.

Connection Arts Space recognises Aboriginal connection to material and creative practice on these lands for more than 60,000 years and First Nation peoples’ enduring presence and knowledge that continues to nurture the Land, Water and Space we share.

Mark

Image credits: Image sourced from Naval Saeed, 2023
Treading Veins: Henna Sessions  |  Curated x CAS
Entry 02: A Year with Navaal Saeed 
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Image credits: Image sourced from Pearson Aguilar, 2023

Treading Veins: Henna Sessions  |  Curated x CAS
Entry 01: Now that I’m older, I’ve learnt to appreciate that past
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Image credits: Image sourced from City of Greater Dandenong, 2023

Ian Street Community Mural: Noble Park
In collaboration with Traders, Community Members & Garage 35 Art Studio This project has been commissioned as part the Noble Park Revitalisation Initiative with funding from the Victorian Government. Read here

Video credits: Filmed and Edited by Matt Siwat assisted by Paulina Zamorano for City of Greater Dandenong, 2023

9 by 5 Exhibition 2023
Featured artists include Andrew Duong, Aysha Tufa, Taga Barrio and Lea Maier  This project has been commissioned by the City Of Greater Dandenong 
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Video credits: Filmed and Edited by Flying Arts Studio for Hampton Park Primary School, 2022

Art Workshops for Hampton Park Primary School:
Local South East artists 
This project has been supported by Centre of Multicultural Youth (CMY) in collabopration with Hampton Park Primary School.
Mark