Hmmm still deciding what to paint on Saturday. A warning, I’m not fast!
Painting white fabric has its challenges, maybe a simple Brussells’ lace.
No need to book, just come. I’m happy to answer any questions you might have about your own paintings.
Hmmm still deciding what to paint on Saturday. A warning, I’m not fast!
Painting white fabric has its challenges, maybe a simple Brussells’ lace.
No need to book, just come. I’m happy to answer any questions you might have about your own paintings.
I invite you to participate in a new project exploring fabrics and the way family memories and culture are held within their weft and warp. It will be a inclusive celebration of the private creativity of our socially and culturally diverse community.
Do you have a fabric that has special meaning to you? Maybe it has been passed down in your family. Perhaps you learnt to sew, knit, weave, embroider with your mother or grandmother. Or it may have a history of manufacture in your culture like silk, brocade or linen.
During SALA I would like to record the special memories of your fabric and photograph a still life based around your fabric during one on one development sessions. Please email me to discuss your access needs and book your weekday sessions via my contact page.
Sessions will be held from August 7th to 22nd 10am, 12am and 2am.
If you would like to participate and need another time frame please do not hesitate to call me on 0481215753.
The photographs will be printed and displayed as part of an ongoing SALA installation. Later the stories and photographs will be combined in an Adelaide Fringe Exhibition in 2023.
Proudly supported by a City of Burnside Community Grant
An supper-cloth embroidered with floral motifs. The needle, still threaded, holding it’s place in the unfinished work.
ACCESS ALL AREAS symposium June 8th and 9th at AGSA
I’m excited to have been invited to share the joys of working in oils on aluminium with the Burnside Art Group in a weekend workshop September Saturday 10th and Sunday 11th 10am-3pm at my home and studio in Toorak Gardens.
What a lovely group of people! Even if you are not a member you may attend workshops. Cost $135. Please contact me or Viv Bishop at vivbish@adam.com.au for details and to enrol.
Event Reading of a humourous poem accompanied by rainsticks made in the workshops
Date Sunday July 18th at 2.30pm
Booking Free ticketed event, please book at http://bit.ly/SH1807
Venue Fleurieu Arthouse 202 Main St McLaren Vale
This performance really depends on audience and workshop participants joining in! It’s a first for me and I hope you will enjoy this reading of OBrien’s humourous poem on the ending of a drought.
Date Sunday 11th July
Time 10.30-12.00 morning session, create your sound & make your person high rainstick
12.00 - 12.30 lunch break, due to Covid restrictions please bring your own
12.30-2.00 afternoon session, decorate your rainstick
Participants Ages approx 12 +
Cost $65 per person
Booking http://bit.ly/rainstick11
All participants are invited to display their rainsticks in an installation as part of the Water Ways Exhibition.
I hope everyone will also join me in a performance of Said Hanrahan, a humourous poem about the ending of a drought, on July 18th at 2.30pm. The rainsticks will make a wonderful storm break!
Venue Fleurieu Arthouse, 202 Main Street McLaren Vale
Date Monday 5th July
Time 10.30-12.00 morning session, create your sound and make your rainstick
12.00 - 12.30 lunch break, due to Covid restrictions please bring your own
12.30-2.00 afternoon session, decorate your rainstick
Participants Adult and child approximately 7-12
Cost $50 per person
Booking http://bit.ly/rainstick05
All participants are invited to display their rainsticks in an installation as part of the Water Ways Exhibition.
I hope everyonewill also join me in a performance of Said Hanrahan a humourous poem about the ending of a drought on July 18th at 2.30pm. The rainsticks will make a wonderful storm break!
Venue Fleurieu Arthouse, 202 Main Street McLaren Vale