Talks & Ideas
Free
Kids 5 and under

Storytime with Aka Sorbie!

HOTA Gallery Public Program

Sat 30 May - Sat 15 Aug
Storytime with Aka Sorbie!

Storytime with Aka Sorbie!

Image Credit: Jo-Anne Driessens

Join us in our Children's Gallery exhibition Aka Sorbie: Saltwater Heart for a special story time reading with artist Lisa Sorbie Martin. Known to family as Aka (grandmother), Lisa will read from a series of hand-picked First Nations stories including her book Aka Sorbie and the Sardines, which was specially created for the exhibition. The story shares knowledge about Torres Strait fishing practices and food sources related to the ocean environment where Lisa grew up. 

Children and their adults are invited to hear about prupa ilan pasin – the Torres Strait values teaching love, respect and care for family, community and the environment, woven into this immersive and interactive exhibition.  

Dates
Sat 30 May - Sat 15 Aug
Where
Children's Gallery
Ages
Kids 5 and under
Duration
30mins
Tickets
Free, registration encouraged
Times
Sat 30 May - 10:30am
Sat 11 July - 2:00pm
Sat 15 August - 10:30am

#Artist Bio

Photo: Darran Franks, Hotel Miami

Based on the Gold Coast for over 40 years, Lisa Sorbie Martin has worked in visual art, textile design, wearable art, ceramics and public art since 1997. 

As an educator and creative innovator, she fosters cultural, community and environmental engagement through storytelling and artmaking.


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