In 2019 a Weaving into Wellbeing project facilitated by Arterie @ Lifehouse paid homage to 2018 winner of the Tapestry Design Prize for Pop Architecture and the Hotham Street Ladies 'Chaos and Fertility'.
In April 2019 artist and ATW collaborator artist Yvonne Boag delivered a ‘Weaving into Wellbeing’ program for 27 patients at Arterie at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney.
In 2018 a Weaving into Wellbeing project facilitated by Arterie @ Lifehouse paid homage to 2016 winner of the Tapestry Design Prize for Architects Justin Hill’s '22 Temenggong Rd, Twilight'.
In 2017 this Weaving into Wellbeing project invited children and teens to create a colourful creature whilst learning some fun weaving skills.
In 2014, 2016 and 2017 we collaborated with the Warrnambool Base Hospital, Dialysis Unit to deliver Weaving into Wellbeing programs. While having their dialysis treatment patients learnt basic weaving skills from master weaver and Warrnambool resident Marie Cook.
In 2013 the ATW piloted a series of Weaving into Wellbeing programs through the generous support of the Teresa Wardell, which were held at the Royal Melbourne Women's Hospital, the Royal Children's Hospital and the Norther Hospital in Bundoora Extended Care Centre. The workshops were developed in collaboration with art therapists, art educators and recreational officers.
