The Story Begins: Meet Saretta Fielding
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Meet Saretta Fielding, proud Wonnarua woman, artist, and founder of Saretta Art & Design. From ancient sand engravings to contemporary homewares and fashion, Saretta’s journey is all about sharing culture through art
From Canvas to Community: The Impact of Saretta’s Work
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Art is powerful. It can move us, teach us, and bring us together. For Saretta Fielding, proud Wonnarua artist and founder of Saretta Art & Design, art is more than a visual expression, it is a bridge between culture and community.
Mirumalikan Yapung Parai – Caring for Pathways on Country A Cultural Collaboration Between Saretta Art & Design & Swietelsky Rail Australia
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At Saretta Art & Design, we believe that art is a powerful bridge connecting people, place, a...
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The Inspiration Behind Saretta’s Art
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Every brushstroke holds a story, and every design carries with it a connection to Country, culture, and community. At Saretta Art & Design, our artworks are more than just beautiful pieces – they are expressions of identity, heritage, and storytelling.
Saretta chats to Mark Hamilton on ABC Radio Newcastle
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Saretta Fielding is a highly acclaimed artist, who concentrates on finding ways that art can help close the gap in modern Australia
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MAITLAND MERCURY - Mural by local Indigenous artist Saretta Fielding revealed at Maitland Private Hospital
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Workshops saw Aboriginal elders, local families and hospital staff tell stories through Aboriginal symbolism and art techniques, sharing their own experience of living on Wonnarua country.
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My secret herbs and spices
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Over the years many people have asked me about the sand engraved textures within my artwork and enquired about my technique, often asking me how it's done. After explaining the link to country, without giving too much of the 'How To' away, I came up with my quick reply, which I hoped said it all, "It's My KFC" Meaning it's my secret herbs and spices
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Once in a Lifetime Yarns Series – Those who have gone before…
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‘Astounding myself, I finished with a Credit and that experience totally changed my self image and gave me a positive vision for the future. From that point on I understood that I could do well at what I set my mind to. I controlled my own destiny’.
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Once in a Lifetime Yarns Series - Introduction
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This blog series ‘Once in a lifetime Yarns’ is an opportunity for me to look back, share stories and give acknowledgement to those who have influenced my journey, shared their knowledge and mentored me along the way. I look forward to the chance to tell some of my yarns and the experiences that have evolved into the visual narratives seen in my artwork.
‘I share this story with children and youth I speak with today, as facing our fear, when doing something new and challenging’s, is how we grow and develop our potential’.
Walking On Country Aboriginal rugs by Saretta and DecoRug
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Saretta says, It’s been over 2 years in the making, starting at the 2019 Supply Nation Connect trade fair, held every year for Indigenous and First Nation businesses and a few challenges along the way like COVID-19 but My new ‘Walking on Country’ range is now available in DecoRug stores
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Lake Macquarie council unveils Windale art project
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A public art project unveiled today in Windale aims to celebrate the feelings, stories, dreams an...
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Aboriginal artist Saretta Fielding’s sandpit studio
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From Realestate.com.au/lifestyle
When Aboriginal artist Saretta Fielding is painting, eight hou...
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Norton Rose Fulbright Exhibition
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Saretta is one of ten Artist selected nationally to exhibit at the Norton Rose Fulbright Aborigin...
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Artwork selected to promote the ‘Our Communities’ Indigenous Art Exhibition, now showing at NSW PARLIAMENT HOUSE.
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The ‘Our Communities’ - National Indigenous Art Exhibition presented by MAX Employment will showc...
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Indigenous students learn "deadly skills" at Hunter TAFE Kurri Kurri
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From the Newcastle Herald, 11 May 2016.
INDIGENOUS students from Hunter schools have gathered at...
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Les Elvin tribute exhibition opens at Cessnock Regional Art Gallery
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Article from Cessnock Advertiser featuring photos from the opening of 'I wont be long' A tribute...
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Indigenous painting revealed in new Charlton College building - Lakes Mail
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AWARD-WINNING local Aboriginal artist, Saretta Fielding, recently revealed her latest work at Ch...
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Ray-Ban Wayfarer design on AFL umpire uniforms
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It was a real honor to be selected to have my design which won the Ray-Ban OneSight competition i...
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Kayay Art Installation at Boulevard Family Practice Toronto NSW
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I am very excited to share with you all an installation today of one of the first artworks I pain...
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Ray-Ban's Iconic Wayfarers Go Indigenous - MENSTYLEPOWER
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Not-for-profit organisation – OneSight, in collaboration with Ray- Ban are thrilled to launch the...
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OneSight Indigenous Ray-Ban Wayfarer Launch
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On Thursday 9th October, it was my great pleasure to be invited to the launch of the Ray-Ba...
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Saretta wins at Coal and Allied's 2014 Singleton Art Prize
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(l-r) Deidre Heitmeyer, Saretta Fielding, Cate Sims and Brad Franks.
Thanks to the Coal and Al...
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Creative Hunter Siblings - Saretta Fielding & Damien Smith on ABC Newcastle Mornings
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In May, on 1233 Mornings Jill invited Hunter siblings Saretta Fielding and Damien Smith to share ...
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OneSight Ray-Ban Indigenous Special Edition Wayfarer competition winner
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Sydney, 11 April 2014: Not-for-profit organisation OneSight has announced the winner today of t...
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Winning Design: Saretta Fielding - Wakool, NSW Forestry Logo Winner – 2013
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Saretta Fielding from Lake Macquarie is the winner of the Forestry Corporation of NSW's (former...
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Taronga Zoo Wild Rhino National Competition – 2013 Winner
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Taronga Wild! Rhinos is a Wild in Art event that will bring businesses, artists and schools...
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