Opening Event: Wild Remembering: Rachael Wellisch and Emma Gardner
Please join us for the opening event of 'Wild Remembering' by Emma Gardner and Rachael Wellisch at the Webb Gallery on Friday, 22nd June at 6pm.
Opening Event: Portals by Cosima Scales
Please join us for the opening event of Portals by Cosima Scales at the Project Gallery on Friday, 22nd June from 6pm.
The Elaine Bermingham National Watercolour Prize Masterclass
The Masterclass, supported by The Elaine Bermingham National Watercolour Prize, gives the opportunity to build on your skills as a watercolour painter. In this small and focussed event, participants will be guided through the process of taking pixelated images and rendering them in watercolour on grid paper. Participants will be taught how to layer colours subtly, mixing shades and tones using only a limited number of watercolours.
The Elaine Bermingham National Watercolour Prize Masterclass
The Masterclass, supported by The Elaine Bermingham National Watercolour Prize, gives the opportunity to build on your skills as a watercolour painter. In this small and focussed event, participants will be guided through the process of taking pixelated images and rendering them in watercolour on grid paper. Participants will be taught how to layer colours subtly, mixing shades and tones using only a limited number of watercolours.
Public Lecture: There Be Dragons: Exploring Contemporary Consumerism on the Utopian Ideal by Lea Kannar-Lichtenberger MA, MFA, University of Sydney (Sydney College of the Arts)
This talk looks to create a discourse surrounding increasing tourism, instigated by the media's current focus, on the pristine, remote and untouched landscapes. Lea Kannar-Lichtenberger's as an artist traveller examines the Anthropocene through the convergence of the tourist's contemporary "bucket list' and expectations beyond the documentary on the natural environment.
'Don't Drink the Milk' by Aaron Perkins, Emmalyn Hawthorne and Tim Fairless
Please join us for the opening event of 'Don't Drink the Milk' by Aaron Perkins, Emmalyn Hawthorne and Tim Fairless on Thursday, 5th July at 6pm.