About Moree Arts Center
A Little Words About Us
Located on Kamilaroi Country in Moree, NSW
MACCI is a volunteer-run, not-for-profit arts centre founded in November 2023 by Dr. Moj Habibi, Jenni Birch, Claus Bredow, and Peter Birch. Born from open clay sessions in community spaces and formalised in 2023, MACCI operates as a living classroom where making and care come together. The centre offers shared studios, kilns and wheels, a library, and regular programs including Clay & Coffee, Clay & Sip, First Nations women’s workshops, youth days, and open studios.
Our mission is to advance art and culture in the Moree district by promoting community arts, providing accessible arts education, creating opportunities for artistic expression.
MACCI supports First Nations participation
We uses clay as a language of connection to Country, healing, and cultural continuity. The centre’s exhibitions and projects highlight contemporary ceramic practice across sculptural and functional forms, with attention to material intelligence, handbuilding and wheel techniques, and considered surface. Working with local partners and artists, MACCI nurtures confidence, belonging, and community pride while advancing intercultural dialogue through art.
Meet Our Team
Michael D. Walker
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July Roberts
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Yui Ishihara
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Detailed information about MACCI’s activities, governance, and operations is available in the following documents:
These reports include the President’s Report, AGM minutes, financial summaries, program highlights, and operational achievements.