Love to se you there if you can make it. There’s some wax, lots of colour, and a great deal of light.
Lucent at Incinerator Art Space.
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Some new work from Melissa Basu
Melissa is developing a series of works to a theme. She is loving working with the wax.
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Exhibition at Maitland Regional Art Gallery
Madeleine Winch: States of Being
26 September – 23 November 2014
Madeleine Winch: States of Being is a Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery Touring Exhibition.
Winch’s art and the eloquence it extracts can be found in painting after print after painting. She has set herself on becoming a social commentator, drawn from her personal experience and outward observations and in this, she has truly succeeded. This is a survey exhibition comprising paintings and prints (monotypes and collographs) from a period of over 20 years. Her work is inspired by human relationships and personal states of being.
Through her paintings Winch depicts the archetypal woman in domestic settings attempting to balance life as a mother and professional, in this case the artist herself. Her universal characters are drawn from her own experiences and those of her daughters. The paintings are all about the parts of her life that sustain and inspire her, her family and her art.
The amphorae collograph prints depict her family’s time on the Greek island of Paros and the idyllic life they led there. All of these works are printed using the French alla pupai technique.
The interior still-life monotype prints suggest the warmth and comfort of the domestic setting.
2pm | 11 October* (Opening event)
Artist talk with Madeleine WinchMadeleine has recently been a student at Encaustic classes with Daniella Woolf and myself, though I don’t think there are any encaustic works in this exhibition.
Danielle’s Workshop at my studio in Greenwich
Seven lucky artists had the opportunity to work with Daniella Woolf before she left to present a workshop at TAFTA in Geelong. Here are some photos of the workshop in progress.
Reverse Garbage Workshop with Daniella Woolf.
Still a couple of places left! Don’t miss out!
Dates: Friday 12th and Saturday 13th September.
Times: 10 till 4 both days.
Where: Hut 9, (on the left after you drive in, just before Reverse Garbage.)
The Addison Road Community Centre
142 Addison Road
Marrickville NSW 2204
Cost: $270 plus $ to spend at Reverse Garbage.
Enquiries: Anthea Boesenberg
Daniella Woolf Workshops
Just letting you know that the Reverse Garbage workshop is filling fast, and the smaller one at my studio is booked out with a waiting list. If you are thinking of doing the Recycling workshop, please act quickly.
Daniella Woolf’s second workshop.
Workshop 2:
Exploring Encaustic Your Way: Doctor D is IN.
When: Wednesday 17th September, 10am to 4pm.
Where: Anthea’s Studio, 29B Innes Road, Greenwich.
Cost: $170
Do you have some experience with encaustic, but need some help to achieve the things you want? Need help from a troubleshooter? Want to make a satin smooth surface? Want advice on how to make a metre long palette collage? These and other questions will be answered by Doctor Daniella, the encaustic queen.
The emphasis here will be on achieving what the student wants, so only those with some experience should apply.
Only six students in a studio set up for encaustic, so you will receive plenty of personal attention.
To enrol, email Anthea.
Daniella Woolf is coming!
Daniella Woolf is coming to Australia next month and will be doing two workshops in Sydney. She’ll also be teaching at TAFTA in Geelong, but her workshop there is fully booked.
Workshop One:
Improvise with Encaustic at Reverse Garbage.
Hut 9, (on the left after you drive in, just before Reverse Garbage.)
The Addison Road Community Centre
142 Addison Road
Marrickville NSW 2204
Dates: Friday 12th, Saturday 13th September, 10am to 4pm.
Cost: $270 plus some cash to spend at Reverse Garbage.
Our first exercise will be procuring all our “art supplies” at Reverse Garbage. We will then transform said supplies into encaustic art works. We will explore the versatility of encaustic medium, which can be polished, carved, scraped, layered, collaged, dipped, cast, modeled, sculpted, textured. We could be doing collage, sculpture, assemblage, working on or off a flat surface. Be prepared to improvise with your materials and wax! It is best if the student has some previous encaustic experience.
There is plenty of parking at the community centre. Please bring something to contribute to a communal lunch. There is a simple kitchen. Tea and Coffee will be provided.
Here is a link to a blog about a similar workshop Daniella ran back home on Whidbey Island.
To book, and for any questions you might have, contact Anthea:
Encaustic Beyond the Frame Day 2.
Today we constructed 3D forms using paper that had already been printed on.
We also worked into a plate that had previously been coated with texture paste which had dried. We then painted the board with encaustic paint and scraped back to reveal the texture underneath and the worked into the surface of the board using different methods.
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Encaustic Beyond the Frame, Day 1.
This is the first time that Anthea and I have taught this workshop. We are very pleased the way it is going and will certainly present it again. Our group today was small but the students have responded very creatively.
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