Join artist Dave Doyle for a jewellery and design workshop, learning the basic techniques of lost wax casting at Kinchega National Park.  

In the first workshop, you’ll design and create your wax mould before sending your piece off to be cast. In the second workshop, you’ll receive your cast object and learn finishing techniques.   

You’ll be provided with all the materials needed and guided through the techniques to cast your own key tag or pendant.   

This workshop is FREE with materials and lunch provided.  

Register your interest here. 

About David Doyle: 

David Doyle is a Barkindji and Malyangapa artist from Menindee, NSW, now living on Wilykali country within the Barkindji Nation in Broken Hill. His practice is deeply connected to his ancestors and Country, incorporating traditional designs he has studied through oral histories, elder teachings, and museum collections. He works across multiple mediums, including naturally fallen timbers, repurposed animal remains (mussel shell, turtle shell, bone), recycled metal, glass, bronze, emu egg carving, and traditional artefact making. 

David is the owner of Wontanella cultural tourism and serves on multiple advisory boards, including the West Darling Arts Advisory Council. His work has been widely exhibited and awarded, ensuring the continuity and visibility of Barkindji artistic traditions in contemporary practice. 

This workshop is supported by the NSW Government through Create NSW.