About

A healing space

for creativity.

Marnin Studio is a therapeutic space where art and connection become tools for healing. It's an incubator for creative expression, offering women a chance to relax, learn, and grow. Through a strength-based and community-led approach, the studio provides a platform for empowerment, creating opportunities for women to gain financial independence while building confidence in their skills.

Nestled within the Marninwarntikura Women’s Resource Centre in Fitzroy Crossing, Western Australia, our studio is rooted in the vision of local Bunuba, Gooniyandi, Wankatjunka, Walmajarri, and Nykina women. United by shared purpose and creativity, the studio embodies its meaning: "Marnin"—women, in Walmajarri language.

The Studio

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Marnin Studio is part of the Marninwarntikura Women’s Resource Centre, based in Fitzroy Crossing, Western Australia. ‘Marnin’ means women in Walmajarri language—and women are at the heart of everything we do.

Every piece of art reflects cultural knowledge, from the textures of bush plants to the seasonal rhythms of country. Our model is a modern way to celebrate, preserve, and share culture while inspiring pride, hope, and strength in our artists.

We area space for

Creation

Offering women the tools to design and create extraordinary pieces inspired by the Kimberley’s natural beauty and culture.

Healing

A therapeutic environment that supports women’s well-being through art and collaboration.

Empowerment

Helping women build financial independence and support their families through a sustainable social enterprise model.

Mission and Vision

We envision a thriving community where Indigenous women’s creativity flourishes, cultural stories are celebrated, and the transformative power of art fosters healing, well-being, and connection to the Fitzroy Valley’s land and seasonal rhythms across generations.

We are committed to empowering Indigenous women in the Fitzroy Valley by providing a therapeutic space for artistic expression, learning, and relaxation. We honor the Bunuba people and their cultural knowledge by drawing inspiration from the land and its seasonal movements.

Our mission is to support women through creativity and social enterprise, fostering resilience and sustainable growth while celebrating the rich creativity and heritage of the women we work with.

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