Many Hands, Making and Reflection Zone is a free, drop-in creative activity at Redland Art Gallery, Cleveland, inviting visitors to slow down, experiment and connect through art.

This culturally rich experience is inspired by the practice of artist Dean Biŋkin Tyson and his deep connection to Quandamooka Country. Using mark making tools, paint pens and patterns drawn from the land and sea, participants are encouraged to contribute to a community artwork that evolves over the course of the exhibition.

Welcoming and accessible, this reflective making space supports creativity at your own pace and offers a meaningful way to engage with contemporary art and cultural connections.

The activity accompanies the exhibition CREATE EXCHANGE: Painted Up by Dean Biŋkin Tyson, part of a three year artist residency style project exploring exchange, place and community through art.

Image credit: Photograph courtesy of Redland Art Gallery