Gonketa Street Art Workshop

$500.00

Unleash your creativity and master the art of the spray!

Join Gonketa at Honeybones Gallery for an immersive, hands-on street art workshop. This is a unique opportunity to dive into the world of urban art in a Deaf-led, fully Auslan accessible environment. Whether you are picking up a can for the first time or looking to refine your style, this workshop offers a safe and supported space to build your confidence and skills.

What You’ll Learn:

We go beyond the surface to explore the heart of spray paint art. You will receive professional artist guidance as we cover the fundamental pillars of the craft.

Culture & History: Understand how graffiti sits within the broader history of street art and how to practice these techniques legally and respectfully.
Tags & Letter Structure: Master the flow and anatomy of stylised lettering.
Can Control: Learn the technical "ins and outs" of spray paint techniques to achieve clean lines and shades.
Character Design & Visual Storytelling: Discover how to bring your own unique ideas and characters to life on a canvas.

The Experience:

This is a hands-on, real spray paint experience. You won't just be watching, you’ll be creating. Under my mentorship, you will focus on developing your personal creative style

Build Confidence: Learn in a supportive setting designed for all skill levels.
Fuel Your Creativity: Connect with other creators and explore new urban art mediums.
Leave with a Finished Artwork: Every participant will take home their own artwork created during the session.
Nibbles Provided: Stay energised while you create!

Event Details

📅 Date: Sunday, 1st February 2026
🕚 Time: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
📍 Location: Honeybones Gallery
🤟 Accessibility: Deaf-led and Auslan accessible

Limited spots available. Don't miss your chance to learn the secrets of street art from a professional.

Unleash your creativity and master the art of the spray!

Join Gonketa at Honeybones Gallery for an immersive, hands-on street art workshop. This is a unique opportunity to dive into the world of urban art in a Deaf-led, fully Auslan accessible environment. Whether you are picking up a can for the first time or looking to refine your style, this workshop offers a safe and supported space to build your confidence and skills.

What You’ll Learn:

We go beyond the surface to explore the heart of spray paint art. You will receive professional artist guidance as we cover the fundamental pillars of the craft.

Culture & History: Understand how graffiti sits within the broader history of street art and how to practice these techniques legally and respectfully.
Tags & Letter Structure: Master the flow and anatomy of stylised lettering.
Can Control: Learn the technical "ins and outs" of spray paint techniques to achieve clean lines and shades.
Character Design & Visual Storytelling: Discover how to bring your own unique ideas and characters to life on a canvas.

The Experience:

This is a hands-on, real spray paint experience. You won't just be watching, you’ll be creating. Under my mentorship, you will focus on developing your personal creative style

Build Confidence: Learn in a supportive setting designed for all skill levels.
Fuel Your Creativity: Connect with other creators and explore new urban art mediums.
Leave with a Finished Artwork: Every participant will take home their own artwork created during the session.
Nibbles Provided: Stay energised while you create!

Event Details

📅 Date: Sunday, 1st February 2026
🕚 Time: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
📍 Location: Honeybones Gallery
🤟 Accessibility: Deaf-led and Auslan accessible

Limited spots available. Don't miss your chance to learn the secrets of street art from a professional.

Terms & Conditions

Age Requirement: This workshop is for participants aged 14+ and over. Participants under 18 must have parental/guardian consent.
Health & Safety: We will be using professional-grade spray paint. Single use N95 masks and protective gloves will be provided. If you have pre-existing respiratory conditions, please consult a doctor before attending.
What to Wear: Please wear old clothes and closed-toe shoes. While we provide some protective gear, we are not responsible for any paint damage to personal clothing or items.
Respectful Practice: This workshop focuses on legal and respectful street art. We do not advocate for or support illegal graffiti. Any antisocial behavior or misuse of materials will result in removal from the session without a refund.
Cancellations & Refunds: Due to strictly limited spots, cancellations made within 48 hours of the event are non-refundable. You may transfer your ticket to another person if you cannot attend.
Photography: By attending, you consent to being photographed/filmed for promotional purposes (social media, website). If you do not wish to be filmed, please notify the organisers upon arrival.
Liability: Attendees participate at their own risk. Honeybones Gallery and Gonketa are not liable for personal injury or loss of property during the event.