Visitors are invited to enjoy a creative journey as they step into Kirandeep Grewal’s studio space.
This is an opportunity not to be missed to immerse in Kirandeep’s world of colour and art. Become a part of the creative process by joining a calm slow-stitching workshop and browsing through Kirandeep’s studio and gallery.
Kirandeep’s preferred medium of choice is silk, free-flowing, colourful and shimmering in the light. Her colour palette is inspired by her surroundings. She uses her inspiration to make scarves, silk tops, paintings, silk cushions, silk sculptures and painted-dyed lengths of silk. Each piece is a unique creation, thanks to her freehand drawing skills, showcasing her innovative approach to art.
The Slow Stitching workshop is open to all levels and ages 16 and up. All materials will be provided, and it is a drop-in session.
9 November | Saturday 10am - 4pm
10 November | Sunday 10am - 4pm
Entry to this exhibition is free | No bookings required
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Kirandeep Grewal is a community artist and art educator in Canberra. Her art practice is an infusion of various traditional techniques to create beautiful designs on silk scarves, wall hangings, and paintings.
Alongside her art practice, she is committed to involving and engaging the community in arts through different projects. At the National Folk Festival 2024, she collaborated with the musicians for a series of Live paintings. She collaborates with various local organisations for her community art initiatives. She is the organiser of Maker's Workshop, a personal and home well-being initiative in partnership with Multicultural Hub Canberra and founder and facilitator of the Migrant Women's Art Group, which was initiated in 2020 and is supported by Gungahlin Arts.
She was also invited to do live painting at the 2022 Australian of the Year Lunch at the National Gallery of Australia, by Geoff Filmer. Kirandeep Grewal has exhibited her work nationally and internationally.
Image Credit: Kirandeep Grewal | Silk Scarf, 2019 | Photograph by Tran Arya