Saturday 28 February 1pm-4pm
Several people have asked me about Saturday life drawing classes. Here’s a chance to try it out! This is a tester and a taster – a one-off chance to do some life drawing for free! So come along and meet me and get a feel for the approach I use.
During the afternoon, I will also share the stand out things I learned through attending the Regional Arts Australia art conference Arts and Edges in Kalgoorlie late last year. It was a great experience and I was lucky to be able to attend thanks to a Regional Arts Development Fund grant. The conference inspired me to think more creatively about how to connect with people who are interested in socially-engaged arts in my local region. So I’ll also bring this into discussion.
Have a look at what’s on offer and scroll down to register. Spaces are limited, so please register early to avoid disappointment.
Program
This three hour session includes:
- welcome and introduction
- sharing some Kalgoorlie ideas
- a tutored life drawing session
- afternoon tea
- a fun cultural mapping process to explore your interest in more sessions and to share your local knowledge.
Just a quick note to say what a lovely group you have on Thursday night… Very welcoming and relaxed. Thank you for making me feel comfortable!!!
Details
Where
Bunya House – ground level, 1167 South Pine Road, Arana Hills (Brisbane, Australia). GPSs sometimes get confused at the very end of the trip. When you register, I’ll send you a map with some instructions for the last 200 metres!
When
Saturday 28 February 2015, 1pm-4pm (please note that this session replaces the ‘artbalm open day’ which was scheduled for 21 February)
What to bring
Please bring some drawing materials if you have them (paper and something to draw with). I’ll provide easels and boards, and will have some backup paper. Afternoon tea is provided.
What to wear
Please wear comfortable clothes that are not too precious.
To register
Please register to secure your spot:
The Regional Arts Development Fund is a Queensland Government and Moreton Bay Regional Council partnership to support local arts and culture.
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