Latest Events in Lyndoch(May Updated)

Learn the fundamentals of pastel drawing with artist Susan Penfold at the Beginners Pastel Workshop in Gawler. Explore the versatility of this exquisite medium as Susan guides participants through various techniques. Gain insight into selecting the right pastels and papers, creating underpaintings, and experimenting with different styles of pastel painting. Susan, who started her pastel journey in 2016, has since showcased her artwork at various exhibitions and received accolades for her talent. In 2023, she received a Merit Award from the Royal South Australian Society for the Arts and won the Non-Professional Award at Plein Air Down Under. To secure your spot at the workshop, register online or email Gawler Community Gallery at art@gawlergallery.com.au. Limited spaces are available, so reserve your spot promptly. The workshop will take place on June 23, 2024, at Gawler Community Gallery. Tea, coffee, and biscuits will be provided to participants. Don't miss this opportunity to delve into the world of pastel artistry with Susan Penfold.

Experience the transformative Watercolour Painting Workshop with award-winning artist Alan Louis at Gawler Community Gallery. This all-day event, taking place on August 31, 2024, will equip both beginners and intermediate artists with essential skills. Louis, known for his success in watercolour art, offers a comprehensive foundation and guidance on key techniques. Participants applaud his teaching method for its simplicity and practicality. Alan Louis, a prolific artist with multiple accolades, including over 15 prestigious art awards, invites attendees to delve into the world of watercolour painting. Delight in the fluidity of watercolour as Louis imparts his expertise in creating atmospheric masterpieces. Ensure you bring necessary materials like watercolour paints, A2 Cartridge paper, and more. Limited spots are available to guarantee a focused and enriching experience. Secure your place promptly to avoid missing out on this exclusive opportunity. Tea, coffee, and biscuits will be provided, with nearby cafes for lunch options. Embrace the artistry of watercolour painting under the guidance of a true master.

Join artist Karen Nickels as she takes you through how to make your own lino prints. This is a great workshop for beginners and, you don't even need to be able to draw!. We will be inspired by gorgeous Australian natives and you'll create your own design with guidance, carve it out and print approximately 5 copies, taking the block home to continue creating more if you like. Images will be provided but feel free to bring your own image or live examples of Australian Native flowers from your garden. All materials supplied as well as aprons as things can get a bit messy! The workshop is suitable for beginners and it will be a small group only. Places are limited , so please register asap to avoid disappointment. Tea, coffee and biscuits will be provided. Information Source: Gawler Community Gallery | eventbrite

Join us for a helpful and insigtful evening, with professional photographer Murray Unkovich as he covers the topics below. Why should you exhibit your work?Where can you exhibit your work?What should you exhibit?How should you present your work?How do you curate an exhibition?How can you keep your costs down?How much should you sell your work for?What is more likely to sell?This workshop is helpful for any photographers and artists interested in exhibiting and marketing their work, and there will be many helpful tips and ideas discussed. The facilitator, Murray Unkovich has been a photographer for over 40 years. His photographs have been published in books, magazines and calendars & he has held a number of solo exhibitions. Murray’s work can be seen at https://thenakedeye.com.au/ Information Source: Gawler Community Gallery | eventbrite

Watercolour Workshop This full day workshop is for beginners and those who have some experience in watercolours. You will learn various techniques including Wet on wet techniqueWet on dry techniqueDry brush techniqueHow to create the effect of water and sandHow to create light and shadows resulting in a vibrant artworkYou’ll experiment and learn these techniques in the morning session, ready to paint your masterpiece in the afternoon. Please bring your own materials. ( If required attendees can purchase the paint to be used on the day (squeezed out of communal tubes and paper for $10 extra per attendee on the day.) Materials List You will need the three primary colours and one earth colour. Please choose at least one colour from each line of suggested colours. Watercolour paint in a tube -Red - cadmium/spectrum red/alizarinBlue - Ultramarine/cobalt and cerulean Yellow - Cadmium/Aso/Hansa/aurolean Earth colours - yellow ochre/Australian red gold/burnt sienna Paper - You will need at least 2 - 4 pieces of watercolour paper. Size approximately 36cm x 28cm each. One full sheet of Arches/Canson/Fabriano/Waterford cut into four pieces is approximately 36 x 28 cm each Or, a watercolour pad measuring a similar size. Brushes -One soft brush which comes to a point when wet. Size 12 or 14 or larger. One hake natural hair flat brush or similar Tub or bowl for water Palette with separate wells for mixing paint Paper towel. Pencil & eraser Don't miss this opportunity to join this workshop, spots are limited to ensure that all attendees have excellent outcomes. This workshop is suitable for beginners. Places are strictly limited , so please register asap to avoid disappointment. Tea, coffee and biscuits will be provided. There are cafes close to the gallery to get lunch, or BYO lunch. Information Source: Gawler Community Gallery | eventbrite

Explore North Melbourne v Gold Coast Suns sporting information for 12th April, as well as more Australian Rules Football times with Fixture Calendar. North Melbourne Football Club, also known as the Gold Coast Suns3, is a highly competitive team in the Australian Rules Football (AFL) league. Founded in 1869, the team has a rich history and has been a part of the Gold Coast Suns8 since its inception in 1990. The Gold Coast Suns3 have won four Gold Coast Suns8 premierships and have consistently been a top-performing team in the league. Some of their notable awards include the Gold Coast Suns8 Team of the Century and the Gold Coast Suns8 Players Association Best Team of the Gold Coast Suns8 Era. The team is home to many talented and skilled players, including Brent Harvey, Wayne Carey, and Glenn Archer. These players have helped the team achieve success in various competitions, including the Gold Coast Suns8 Grand Final. The Gold Coast Suns3 play their home games at the impressive Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, Australia. With a seating capacity of over 53,000, this stadium provides a thrilling atmosphere for fans to cheer on their beloved team. Stay updated on all things North Melbourne by visiting their website and social media pages. The Gold Coast Suns are an Australian Rules Football team based in the Gold Coast region of Queensland, Australia. The team was founded in 2009 and entered the Australian Football League (AFL) as the 17th team in 2011. Despite being a relatively young team, the Suns have shown steady improvement over the years, with their best season being in 2014 where they finished in 12th place. The team is known for its fast-paced, attacking style of play and has a strong group of talented players, including two-time club champion Tom Lynch and young gun Jack Lukosius. The Suns play their home games at Metricon Stadium, which has a capacity of over 25,000 and provides a lively atmosphere for fans. In addition to their Gold Coast Suns8 competitions, the Suns also have a women's team in the AFL Women's (AFLW) competition, which was formed in 2020. Overall, the Gold Coast Suns are a promising and exciting team to watch in the Gold Coast Suns8. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

Join artist Karen Nickels as she takes you through how to make your own lino prints. This is a great workshop for beginners and, you don't even need to be able to draw!. We will be inspired by gorgeous Australian natives and you'll create your own design with guidance, carve it out and print approximately 5 copies, taking the block home to continue creating more if you like. Images will be provided but feel free to bring your own image or live examples of Australian Native flowers from your garden. All materials supplied as well as aprons as things can get a bit messy! So all you need to bring is yourself. The workshop is suitable for beginners and it will be a small group only. Places are limited , so please register asap to avoid disappointment. Tea, coffee and biscuits will be provided. Information Source: Gawler Community Gallery | eventbrite

Art Kintsugi Introductory Workshop Join us for a hands-on experience where you'll learn the ancient Japanese art of Kintsugi. Discover the beauty of embracing imperfections and repairing broken ceramics with gold. Come unleash your creativity and leave with a unique piece of art that tells a story. Kintsugi is a century-old Japanese craft where broken ceramic objects are pieced back together, using ancient Urushi lacquer and gold dust, based on the philosophy of Wabi Sabi finding beauty in imperfection. The process transforms much loved worn items into a beautifully crafted new piece of art. It is a chance to live a more sustainable way, and to rescue objects which would otherwise be discarded. About Art Kintsugi workshop: Duration: 4 hours (without break) Class contents: Participants will learn the introductory technique of Art Kintsugi mending following 7 essential Kintsugi steps using safer and accessible materials (epoxy, lacquer and gold metal powder as an alternative to Urushi and 24K gold), and bring home a piece of their own Kintsugi art. We will talk about the history of Kintsugi and important culture and philosophy behind it, as well as ancient materials and tools. The workshop is designed for the participants to be able to start practicing and do their own projects at home, using the skills they learnt in the workshop. Tools and materials: All tools and materials needed for the workshop are provided. Each attendee will receive a small ceramic piece suitable for the workshop, that we will have prepared for each person to work on and take home after the workshop. We cannot repair attendees’ own pieces brought into the group workshop. However, they will learn the skills needed at the workshop to repair them later themselves. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn a timeless craft in a welcoming environment. As this is a small group workshop, there are strictly limited places, so book now to avoid disapointment. About the artist Yoko Kawada: Yoko is a well known Japanese artist who is based in Sydney. Her works combine elements of handcraft and material technology, an approach which reflects her cross-cultural background ”Unity of Opposites” wabi sabi aesthetic, mathematical perfection, boldness and elegance, tradition and innovation, streamlines and curves….. Square and Round. Yoko is loves using her creative skills and practicing the traditional Japanese art of Kintsugi and Makie which she also teaches in workshops. You can find her website here https://yokokawada.com/ Information Source: Gawler Community Gallery | eventbrite

Come visit the ranch and paint this adorable Alpaca to take home with you! This party will be at Hasselbring's Harmony Ranch in Concordia, Mo. The farm: Tours will be offered and a food truck will be available. Come see the adorable alpacas! The paint party: All art supplies and instruction are included. I draw the main subject for you! I will walk you through the painting step by step. Bring your own wine. Advance tickets required. $35/person. Sign up now! Information Source: Jill Stewart | eventbrite

Course Outline Introduction to Art Curation Week 1 - What is Art Curation A brief history and evolution of art curationThe curator's role in the art worldTypes of Curatorial PracticesMuseum curation, gallery exhibitions, and independent curatorial projectsWeek 2 - Understanding Art and Context Art Through TimeStyles, movements, and their significanceConnecting art to cultural, social, and political narrativesInterpretation of ArtworksTechniques to critically analyse and interpret art piecesWeek 3 - Basics of Exhibition Planning Concept DevelopmentHow to create a coherent theme or narrative for an exhibitionDesigning the SpacePrinciples of spatial planning and layoutBalancing aesthetics with practicalityWeek 4 - Collection Management Acquisition and DocumentationFundamentals of acquiring, cataloguing, and documenting artworksPreservation and CareTechniques to preserve and maintain art piecesWeek 5 - Engaging the Audience Educational ProgramsDesigning workshops, talks, and tours for diverse audiencesDigital PresenceLeveraging social media and online platforms to reach broader audiencesWeek 6 - Ethics and Challenges in Curation Ethical Considerations - Ownership, provenance, and displaying sensitiveartworksNavigating Challenges - Working with limited budgets, space constraints, andcultural controversiesCourse Delivery Duration: 6 weeks (1 module per week) Format: Combination of lectures, case studies, and practical project. Evaluation - Weekly feedback sheets, group discussions, and a final project (creating an online exhibition). Information Source: Gawler Community Gallery | eventbrite