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Next Month the Assemblage Sisters will begin an exciting Artist in Residence program at Guardian Early Learning- Barangaroo.


We will kick off  the program with a workshop for the wonderful and motivated educators. In subsequent weeks we will work with children developing observational skills through student centred experiential learning.

We are counting the sleeps....







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