Industry Programs

Tribila founder enjoys sharing her creative abilities and knowledge through her professional practice and endeavors to collaborate while sharing projects with community through the commercial industry. Within this gallery you will find some of the successful collaborations which have been completed over many years within industry. Artworks have been designed under programs or employment through Government industry under founders' curation and management.

Youth Program: 'Chosen Stolen' Artwork by Georgia Pieterse

Youth Program: 'Ned Kelly' Artwork by Georgia Pieterse

Youth Program: Portrait Of Grace Cossington Smith - Artwork by Georgia Pieterse

Curated and designed by Leanne Pope in employment of Yuruana Centre CIT ACT as the Cultural Arts Teacher and program developer

Curated and designed by Leanne Pope, CIT,ACT Law Court Foyer Artwork Etching on 10 panels of glass

Leanne Pope developed the Cultural Art Program WURRA and trained NSW TAFE teachers to deliver program in NSW CSI. The team carried out over 500 enrolments and successful completions in 12 months.

Curated and designed by Leanne Pope as the Cultural Arts Teacher of Yurauna and won by Brendan Little Ngunnawal artist.

Curated and designed by Leanne Pope, CITACT Parks & Reserves Sign- Brendan Little

Charity digital artwork for endangered species ACT National Parks.

Digital artwork for Sydney program which supports women rehabilitating back into work.

Digital artwork promoting a program that supports mothers in rehabilitation or have experienced domestic violence.

Digital artwork promoting RAP program for ACT Community Law.

Programs

Between me and the Brindabella Range

The Cultural story ‘Between me and the Brindabella Range’ is a beautiful collection of landscape artworks and poetry. Bring the words to life through creative educational activities and videos of the Australian wildlife. Acknowledgement to Canberra's Ornithologist, Chris Davey for his research on the Rosella species.

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Old Spirit River

Old Spirit River delivers a unique collaboration with the two oldest living cultures in the world. The poem takes you on a journey, through the bushland riverbanks of the Murrumbidgee River. The artworks reveal the similarities of the Australian and Chinese landscapes. Read the digital diary of an artist and watch videos of Beijing. The digital story is available in audio-Mandarin language. Acknowledgments to Dapeng Wang Lay Buddhist 'Yiliao' translator & Cultural advisor and Chinese Broadcaster & Professional Voice Dubbing Teacher, Mingming Wang and Gerard Dwyer, reptile research professional.

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Cultural Awareness

The self-led program is designed to suit all sectors of the Australian workforce. It provides opportunities to connect to the place you live and work on.

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