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Moa arts textile enterprises “I am at the very start of my journey, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to meet the TSRA and Many Rivers and learn about starting my own business,”Mabel Kanai, Artist As part of Moa Arts' commitment to
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Sometimes it can be tricky finding an artwork that suits. That's why we developed a range of merchandise. Our teatowels, greeting cards and silk scarves have all been developed by our artists right here on Mua Island and because we
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In our latest video profile, artist Flora Warria talks about her family recipe for Banana in Coconut Milk. This island favourite is one of six unique hand printed tea towels available through Moa Arts. Mrs Warria has also done the
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The Coral Expeditions cruise liner came through on a flying visit in October this year, and set anchor off shore from Kubin just long enough for our artists, dancers and singers to give them a very warm, island-style welcome. Senior
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Moa Arts invited well-known and brilliant Torres Strait jewellery maker and craftswoman, Rosaline Tomsana, to the Art Centre in late February 2019. Aunty Rosaline facilitated the first ever Beading and Jewellery Making Workshop held at Moa Arts in Kubin for
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The Arts Law Centre of Australia’s Adopt aLawyer program pairs a single law firm with an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Art Centre, for a three-year partnership. It is designed to streamline the existing Artists in the Black support
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Fiona Elisala and Kara Bosun attended the Arts Ablaze festival in Koorabyn Valley this year, to find out what's been happening in the regional arts network in Queensland. Part conference and part festival, Arts Ablaze was hosted by the Scenic
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Coral Expeditions paid Moa Arts a flying visit in October 2018 and are set to return again in 2019. We created a festive atmosphere with live demonstrations and interactive experiences for the visitors. The passengers took their time looking at
