Workshops In Person & Online
For easier communication contact us email hello@kenitalee.com or via our contact page
Join Kenita Lee in a hands-on experience with workshops such as:
- Basket Weaving
- Weaving Earrings
- Jewellery Making Workshops featuring Emu Beeswax, Quondong, and Emu Feather earrings
- Painting Workshops in Acrylic and Watercolour
- Cultural Dance Workshops
- Kangaroo Skin Burning
Corporate Workshops:
Embark on a journey of team building and cultural immersion with workshops tailored for team building, staff bonding, and fostering a deeper understanding of Aboriginal culture.
Schools and Preschools:
Kenita Lee brings the rich heritage of First Nations culture to students of all ages, offering engaging workshops from preschool to high school. The workshops aim to connect and share the vibrant traditions with the upcoming generation.
Online Classes:
Adapting to the changing landscape, Kenita Lee collaborates with leading organizations and businesses to provide online well-being workshops for staff and clients. Experience the same level of excellence and cultural exploration through virtual platforms.
Engage in a transformative experience with Kenita Lee's workshops, where creativity, tradition, and community come together in a harmonious blend. Fill in the provided form to embark on a journey of artistic expression and cultural understanding.
Collaborations
Cadbury Roses
Cadbury has partnered with Aboriginal artist Kenita-Lee McCartney to create a limited-edition Cadbury Roses box. The artwork on the box, titled ‘Kalintyerra’, draws on Kenita's deep connection to the land and her love for those closest to her. View Here
Blunt Umbrellas
We're proud to showcase our latest limited edition collaboration with First Nations artist, Kenita-Lee. The captivating design weaves in ancestral narratives of unity, unwavering strength, and guidance. View Here
Life Apparel
"Connections is about the land we spend our time on, the people we spend our time with, and our journey along the way. Where there are connections, there is love, and love is endless. These connections tie us to the places we call home, the friends who become family, and the experiences that shape us into who we are." View Here
Kamara
Founders of Kamara Australia, Naomi and Kirsty, introduce their collection “DREAM”. Collaborating with First Nations artist Kenita-Lee McCartney from Kenita.Lee - Matakupaat Arts, they’ve created the signature piece of this collection, the MIM one piece.
MIM features colourful symbols of orange and pink contrasting with a classic black background. “MIM was created to express my connection to my ancestors through design,” says Kenita-Lee. “These symbols are my representation of my ancestor’s strength and the guidance they show me. They symbolise resilience, love, connection, spirituality, and watching over us.” View Here
Hardie Grant
Brighter Futures: 1000-Piece Puzzle is a stunning adult jigsaw puzzle of modern First Nations art, representing the brighter days the ancestors dreamed of.
Artist Kenita-Lee McCartney believes the future of our First Nations are brighter than ever before, with ancestors guiding the storyline. Language is no longer sleeping, traditions are thriving, and First Nations people are stronger with connection to country, air, sea, rivers and animals. This is their Dreaming. View Here
Edible Blooms
Our festive gift hampers feature a Elegant Traditional Christmas Wrap or Aboriginal Australian Design, in collaboration with Kenita-Lee McCartney. View Here