The Invisible Made Visible

Healing often happens quietly.

A moment of calm after years of uncertainty. A deeper breath. A renewed sense of connection. These moments can be difficult to see, yet they can change a life.

The Invisible Made Visible is a fundraising exhibition celebrating the impact of trauma-informed yoga through art. Featuring deeply personal works created by participants in The Yoga Foundation's programs alongside artworks generously donated by acclaimed Australian artists, the exhibition shines a light on stories of courage, connection, resilience and hope. Together, these works invite us to reflect on the unseen journeys people carry and the transformative power of creating spaces where people feel safe, supported and welcome.

The Artists

The exhibition brings together original works from participants in The Yoga Foundation's trauma-informed yoga programs alongside generous contributions from renowned Australian artists.

Featured artists include:

  • Wendy Sharpe

  • Frank Giacco

  • Ken Done

  • Jacqueline Balassa

  • Howard Arthur Tweedie

  • Michelle Hiscock

  • Ross Harvey

Several works will be available through a fundraising auction, helping The Yoga Foundation continue to expand its community programs.

The Artworks

 

How to take part

Join us on Saturday, 24 October 2026, at The Yoga Foundation, Cammeray, for an afternoon of art, conversation and connection.

Exhibition Schedule

3:00pm - 4:00pm Arrive, enjoy refreshments, meet our teachers and community, and explore the exhibition at your own pace.

4:00pm Official welcome and opening address by Dr Christopher Allen, National Art Critic, The Australian.

Following the opening, guests are invited to continue exploring the exhibition, meeting artists and learning more about the impact of trauma-informed yoga in our community.

Exhibition Entry: $20

Where the money goes

Funds raised through The Invisible Made Visible help create opportunities for people who may otherwise have limited access to supportive wellbeing programs.

Your support helps make possible:

  • Trauma-informed yoga programs for women recovering from domestic violence

  • Yoga programs for people experiencing homelessness

  • Support for girls aged 13-17 living in transitional housing

  • Programs designed for older generations

  • Scholarships supporting future yoga teachers and students

  • The continued delivery of community-based trauma-informed yoga initiatives

Every ticket purchased, artwork donated and contribution made helps create safe spaces where healing, connection and recovery can begin.

 

Questions

  • Funds raised through The Invisible Made Visible help us continue delivering trauma-informed yoga programs for people experiencing domestic violence, homelessness, social isolation and other forms of adversity.

    Your support also helps create opportunities for future participants, emerging teachers and community wellbeing initiatives.

  • Enjoy an afternoon of art, stories and connection. Explore deeply personal works created by participants in our trauma-informed yoga programs alongside artworks generously donated by acclaimed Australian artists.

    A selection of donated artworks will also be available through a fundraising auction, with bidding available both in person and online.

  • No. Guests are welcome to arrive anytime between 3:00pm and 4:00pm before the official welcome and opening at 4:00pm.

  • The entry fee helps cover the practical costs of running the exhibition, allowing additional funds raised through ticket sales, donations and the auction to directly support The Yoga Foundation's programs and community initiatives.

  • Two hours of free parking is available at Cammeray Square, with additional street parking nearby. The venue is also accessible by bus.

    Please note that the exhibition space is located upstairs and accessible via stairs only. If this presents a barrier, please contact us and we'll do our best to help you experience the exhibition in another way.