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On Sunday 5th of October Katrina Virgona held a Felted Pods workshop in conjunction with the Seeds, Pods and Pollen exhibition.

Mundaring came alive on Sunday 29 September for the What On Earth Open Day.

12-18 year olds enjoyed the sunshine while learning new how to observe the scenery and capture it in paint.

Thank you to everyone who came along to the opening of Peregrinations of a Citizen Botanist and Seeds, Pods and Pollen.

We kicked off our What On Earth program at Midland Junction Arts Centre with the first open day on Sunday 25 August.

Narayani Palmer paid a visit to the year ten students of Eastern Hills Senior High School to teach the class about using clay to create clay pod forms.

Visitors to the Avon Descent Festival on Sun 4 August joined artist Jennifer Cochrane, Dan Iley and Phoebe Todd-Parrish to create with nature.

The What on Earth open day will be brightly decorated with colourful flowers transformed from recycled materials thanks to community members who attended our workshop.

Workshop participants joined Katrina Virgona for a day of felting seed pod forms on Saturday 27 July. By using wool, fleece and thread particpants explored and reinvented the intriguing forms that nature has to offer.

Ross Potter has worked with students at Mt Helena Primary School to create a Blue Banded Bee drawing for the upcoming Seeds, Pods and Pollen exhibition.

Whilst exploring the exhibitions at Mundaring Arts Centre why not also explore the beautiful Perth Hills with a range of nearby fantastic wildflowers and bush tracks.

Textile artist Kate Campbell-Pope taught two workshops titled Magnify Magnificence at Mundaring and Midland Junction Arts Centres in June creating 3D form construction surrounding the greater investigation of seeds, pods and pollen