Heywood Rural Health is inviting suitably experienced Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander artists to create a piece of artwork to feature in the newly opened multi-purpose room "Moorayt". The purpose of this artwork is to recognise the Traditional Owners of the land, the Gunditjmara people and welcome visitors to their Country.
This project provides the artist with a significant opportunity to showcase their work as the art piece will be on permanent display within "Moorayt".
We'd like the art piece to:
· represent the cultural heritage values of Heywood;
· represent the Traditional Owners, the Gunditjmara People;
· add value to the quality of the experience to visitors from all over the country; and
· provide a visual piece that will capture and stimulate staff, consumer and visitor interest.
Artists are invited to submit design concepts that meet the above guidelines and deliver an innovative and creative artwork that will inspire and engage visitors.

Applicant Information:
Artists who are interested can obtain further information from the Heywood Rural Health Website or by contacting Chief Executive Officer Leigh Parker on (03) 5527-0528 or ceo@heywoodruralhealth.vic.gov.au
Applications should be marked to the attention of the Chief Executive Officer and can be: ceo@heywoodruralhealth.vic.gov.au
PO Box, Heywood Rural Health VIC 3304.
Heywood Rural Health - 21-23 Barclay Street, Heywood VIC 3304.
Applications close on Friday 18 February, 2022.
Heywood Rural Health would like to acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the Land in which we work and reside, the Gunditjmara people and pay our respect to the Elders both past and present.