Be part of a unique community art project for Arcadia Crop Circles 2026.
Join ceramic artist Danica Wichtermann from Rediscover Ceramics to create handcrafted clay feathers and small ceramic pieces that will contribute to Where Feathers Gather, a large-scale community installation celebrating Western Australia's black cockatoos, habitat, connection and hope.
During this relaxed 1.5-hour workshop, you'll learn simple handbuilding techniques while creating a clay feather that will become part of the final installation at Arcadia Crop Circles in Goomalling this September. Participants will also have the opportunity to create 1–2 additional small ceramic pieces to keep.
No prior clay experience is required. All ages and skill levels are welcome.
Sunday 16 August
10.00am – 11.30am
$20 per person
Clay, materials, firing and glazing included
Create a community feather for the installation
Make 1–2 small personal ceramic pieces to keep
Learn simple clay handbuilding techniques
Decorate your work using coloured underglazes
Clay for this project has been generously donated by Nathan Blackwell and the team at Midland Brick.
After the workshop, Danica will complete the finishing process, applying a copper wash or clear glaze where appropriate before firing all works.
Your personal ceramic pieces will be ready approximately 3–4 weeks after the workshop.
Collection options:
Pick up from Danica's studio in Wattle Grove
Collect from Arcadia Crop Circles if attending the event
Additional creations beyond the included pieces can be fired for $5 per item.
All feathers created during these workshops will be professionally installed by Danica and her team as part of the Where Feathers Gather installation at Arcadia Crop Circles 2026.
We would love for participants to visit the event and see their contribution become part of the larger artwork.
Children aged 5–10 years are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult for the duration of the workshop. Adults are welcome to purchase and individual ticket for themselves or just assist their child as needed.
26–28 September 2026
Goomalling, Western Australia
Arcadia Crop Circles is an immersive outdoor art event featuring large-scale crop circle artworks, installations, workshops and experiences set within the Wheatbelt landscape- Find out more here
Be part of a unique community art project for Arcadia Crop Circles 2026.
Join ceramic artist Danica Wichtermann from Rediscover Ceramics to create handcrafted clay feathers and small ceramic pieces that will contribute to Where Feathers Gather, a large-scale community installation celebrating Western Australia's black cockatoos, habitat, connection and hope.
During this relaxed 1.5-hour workshop, you'll learn simple handbuilding techniques while creating a clay feather that will become part of the final installation at Arcadia Crop Circles in Goomalling this September. Participants will also have the opportunity to create 1–2 additional small ceramic pieces to keep.
No prior clay experience is required. All ages and skill levels are welcome.
Sunday 16 August
10.00am – 11.30am
$20 per person
Clay, materials, firing and glazing included
Create a community feather for the installation
Make 1–2 small personal ceramic pieces to keep
Learn simple clay handbuilding techniques
Decorate your work using coloured underglazes
Clay for this project has been generously donated by Nathan Blackwell and the team at Midland Brick.
After the workshop, Danica will complete the finishing process, applying a copper wash or clear glaze where appropriate before firing all works.
Your personal ceramic pieces will be ready approximately 3–4 weeks after the workshop.
Collection options:
Pick up from Danica's studio in Wattle Grove
Collect from Arcadia Crop Circles if attending the event
Additional creations beyond the included pieces can be fired for $5 per item.
All feathers created during these workshops will be professionally installed by Danica and her team as part of the Where Feathers Gather installation at Arcadia Crop Circles 2026.
We would love for participants to visit the event and see their contribution become part of the larger artwork.
Children aged 5–10 years are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult for the duration of the workshop. Adults are welcome to purchase and individual ticket for themselves or just assist their child as needed.
26–28 September 2026
Goomalling, Western Australia
Arcadia Crop Circles is an immersive outdoor art event featuring large-scale crop circle artworks, installations, workshops and experiences set within the Wheatbelt landscape- Find out more here
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