PREVIOUS SCHOOLS

Tyndale Christian School

Artist in Residence.

Bright and colourful mural for Tyndale Christian School in Adelaide. Here are some questions from the students about the process of installing this mural for their courtyard.

Early Learning Centre

Artist in Residence at Sunrise Christian School in Whyalla

The process from start to finish for how I installed this mural.

Cardijn College

Artist in Residence

A unique project where students were part of every step from requesting permission and funding to installation of the mural.

Sunrise Christian School

Artist in Residence

Mural installation at Sunrise Christian School in Marion, SA. This is a curved building with a variety of textures and has been transformed to create a welcoming space.

How to paint on corrugated fence with students painting a mural.

St Peter’s Woodland Grammar School, 2022.

Previous Residencies:

  • Tyndale Christian College, Salisbury East 2024

  • St Peter’s College, Adelaide 2024

  • Endeavour College, Adelaide 2024

  • Findon High School, Adelaide 2024

  • Aldinga Payinthi College, Aldinga 2024

  • Sunrise Christian School, Marion 2024

  • Geelong Baptist College, Geelong 2023

  • Findon High School, 2023

  • Cardijn College, Noarlunga Downs 2023

  • Thomas More College, Salisbury 2023

  • Immanuel College, Novar Gardens 2023

  • Parafield Gardens Primary School, Adelaide 2023

  • Mary McKillop College, Kensington 2023

  • Emmaus Christian College, Adelaide 2023

  • Wilderness School, Adelaide 2023

  • Faith Lutheran College, Tanunda 2022

  • Para Hills High School, Para Hills 2022

  • Pinnacle College, Elizabeth 2022

  • Willunga Waldorf School, Willunga 2022

  • St Anthony’s School Primary School, Edwardwardstown 2022

  • Mary McKillop College, Kensington 2022

  • St Peter’s Woodland Grammar School, Glenelg 2022

  • Emmaus Christian College, Adelaide 2022

  • Sunrise Christian School, Paradise, 2022

  • Sunrise Christian School, Whyalla, 2021

  • Colonel Light Gardens Primary School, Adelaide, 2020

  • Rosary Primary School, Prospect, 2020, 2021 and 2022

  • Walkerville Primary School, Adelaide 2020

Artist Talks:

  • Bayside P-12 College, Williamstown, 2022

  • Daegu International School, South Korea, 2021

  • Guest Lecturer at Deakin University Geelong, Unit ECA734 Arts Education Research Inquiry Senior Years, 2020

Street Art Tour Excursions

  • Emmaus Christian College, Adelaide CBD, 2023

  • Willunga Waldorf School, Adelaide CBD 2022

  • Emmaus Chrisitian College, Adelaide CBD, Bowden and Prospect 2022

  • SALA Street Art Tour Guide, Adelaide CBD walking and scooter tour, 2022

We were very lucky to have Leah as a virtual guest during our Year 10 Art class. The students have been studying Street Art and they are about to begin making their own designs. They loved hearing from a real street artist, and learning spray painting techniques. Soon they will try some of these in their own work. Hearing about Leah’s art making process has given my year 10’s lots of inspiration! Thank you so much Leah!
— Art Teacher Tara Moore - Bayside P-12 College Williamstown
Artist in Residence at Emmaus Christian College Spray painting with students

Aerosol workshop at Emmaus Christian College.

Our Year 11 Art students are currently studying ways Street Art can create ‘change’. Leah’s visit included an interactive talk about her practice, ethics, challenges and personal art style. Her engaging and open approach encouraged students to ask questions and gain a strong understanding of the topic. Leah led the students through practical exercises with aerosol paint to create gradients, lines, drips and simple stencils. The students loved every second and are motivated to keep creating in ways that can impact others.
— Art Teacher Esther Amoy - Emmaus Christian College, Adelaide
Street Art workshop with Year 11 students at Emmaus Christian College Leah Grant stencil workshop

Aerosol workshop at Emmaus Christian College.

Leah is absolute dream artist to host at a school. Her teaching background combined with her experience as a street artist puts her in a unique position that is rare to find with an artist facilitating workshops in school. She relates so well to students and is able to effectively tailor the content and delivery for the age group and specific group of students. Her the teaching knowledge helps the sessions run seamlessly as she is innately aware of what activities works and what doesn’t with different age groups. We were so lucky to host Leah at St Peter’s Woodlands to work with our Year 6s to create a permanent public artwork on an external fence at our school. Students brainstormed a concept for the artwork on the theme of community. Following this Leah collated their work, to create 3 potential concepts. Students voted for their favourite and learnt how to install the mural on a corrugated surface. The support that Leah gave me throughout the whole process was amazing. From ideas to give as prompts for the students, to tips about writing the grant to secure funding for the project. The whole experience was amazing for myself and the students. Thank you Leah!
— Art Teacher, Jessica Hancock, St Peter's Woodlands, Adelaide