We acknowledge the traditional custodians of these lands and waters, the Gadigal and Wangal people of the Eora Nation and pay our respects to elders past and present.

You’re invited to the Winter Market at MOTHERSHIP Studios.
IWAM is where like minded people come together. It’s a vibrant market where you get to meet emerging artists, seasoned makers and DIY creators.
This is an excellent opportunity to connect with your creative community and support local small businesses.
IWAM encourages makers at any stage of their practice to apply, especially for those who only have a small amount of items available.
The Mothership is a big building, with creative studios, venue spaces and shopfront gallery.
WHEN
WHERE
Winter 2024
10am – 3pm
Sunday 28th July
Mothership Studios
18 – 22 Sydney St, Marrickville NSW
Facebook event here
Keep an eye on the socials and sign up for updates
ARTISTS
Alice Xu · Bee-List · Ben Hamer Photography · bmartin2424 · Callum Worsfold · CJP Beauty · DASH & TRASH · Elsie Ceramics · EmLou Ceramics · Infinite Love Creative · Jo Illustrates! · Kevser’s Art Works · Manu Serje · Melancholy Memento · Nathaniel Delbello Quinto · Penelope RED · Pia Wrigg Art · Pickman · Resin Lung · SAARA138 · Sam St.Aubyn · Scott Wrigg Comics · Takeon Publishing · Tarri Jayne Collective · Teyvat Petshop · WAWN · Way of the Clay · Willem Booker



























FREE STUFF SWAP
Time to let go of those good useable things that you don’t need and offer them up to your community with kindness and care.
Set up your rack, table or blanket in the designated area at Mothership Studios.
Be prepared to give and receive lots of smiles and warm friendly vibes from our incredibly diverse community!
– bring anything useable in good condition
– clothes, kids things, household stuff, art supplies, whatever!
– you don’t have to bring something to take something
– if you have things left over then take them home
INFO
This is an indoor venue
Walk, cycle, scoot, take public transport or ride share! There is limited street parking.
