Our Purpose…

"to build and maintain strong ethical community connections with both Aboriginal and Non-Aboriginal people of Australia. Our purpose is to increase cultural awareness and promote Aboriginal Art, Culture and Wellbeing within our communities.”

We provide and facilitate the following:

- Educational Programs and Educational Writing (NESA, Dept of Education & TAFE supplier)

- Professional Development & Corporate Packages. (UOW & NSW Health supplier)

- Contemporary Artworks and Biannual Art Collections. Work in progress: “Embrace” Collections 2024

- “Wounds” Exhibition March 2025 at Seven Marks

- BAMAL Pilgrim 2022/23 Bundanon Artist in Residence

- Bundanon Artist in Residence 2025

Jaz Corr Aboriginal Contemporary Visual Artist and Visual Arts Teacher
  • Visual Arts Teacher & Wayapa® Wuurrk practitioner Jaz Corr has specialised in Aboriginal Art, Culture & Well-being School Programs since 2019. Implementing Aboriginal Girls Programs, Family & Community Service Art Workshops, Aboriginal Leadership Ar

    Educational Programs.

    Visual Arts Teacher & Wayapa® Wuurrk practitioner Jaz Corr has specialised in Aboriginal Art, Culture & Well-being School Programs since 2019. Implementing Aboriginal Girls Programs, Family & Community Service Art Workshops, Aboriginal Leadership Art Workshops and is featured as an Aboriginal Educator at Bundanon faciltating Additional Learning Activities (2021 to present). She shares ancient Indigenous wisdom that focuses on taking care of the Earth and explores this connection with students to share contemporary Aboriginal iconography and art practice.

    Since 2019 Jaz has facilitated the Wayapa Wuurrk Aboriginal Girls Program at Vincentia High School with Aunty Gai. A complimentary community program that supports our young women through Art, Culture and Well-being practices.

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  • Professional Development Courses & Corporate Packages

    Visual Artist, Visual Arts Teacher (MEd) and Wayapa® Wuurrk Practitioner Jaz Corr implements Professional Development Courses consulting in Sydney, Wollongong and Kiama.

    Specialising in Wayapa® Wuurrk Wellbeing Workshops which allows Professional Learning Participants to engage in Aboriginal perspective and learning through the Practice of Wayapa® Wuurrk. For non-Indigenous people, Wayapa® will provide an opportunity to be immersed in the culture to understand Connection to Country, Community, and the Aboriginal Ways of Learning.

    Corporate packages are facilitated to suit individual projects and group sizes. Jaz has experience in facilitating corporate packages for University of Wollongong, Australian Arts Council, Department of Education, University of Wollongong (UOW), UNSW and TAFE NSW.

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  • Wayapa® Wuurrk Acknowledgment.

    It is recommended to consult with the Traditional Owners/Custodians of the land on which your event takes place to deliver a Welcome to Country.

    We offer an interactive Wayapa® Wuurrk Acknowledgement of Country as we call for action to heal country honouring that “we walk in the footsteps of a thousand generations” (Uncle Jamie Thomas).

    Our Wayapa® Wuurrk Acknowledgement of Country is through an earth connection practice that is based on ancient Indigenous wisdom that focuses on taking care of the Earth as the starting point for creating Earth Mind Body Spirit well-being.

    Schedule and reserve your Wayapa® Wuurrk Acknowledgment NOW

  • Seven Marks

    WOUNDS COLLECTION
    Jaz Corr
    29 March - 11th May 2025

    The Wounds collection has been thoughtfully designed for the unique duality of the Seven Marks Gallery space, utilising its two rooms to facilitate contrasting themes. The installation style exhibit will feature both painting and sculptures that together consolidate her ability to narrate meaning through varying material experiences.

    The Isolated Ruins – Middens (pictured) collection is Not for Sale, Pay The Rent (NFS PTR). As Corr's art practice evolves, she remains acutely aware of the ongoing consumption and commodification of Aboriginal art. For her, it is essential that her work honours both community and family.

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