Workshops

Explore new skills & be inspired at Summer Brushes
20th – 24th January 2020Summer Brushes

Enquiries and booking: 0431 820 493

For more information and bookings click here

1-day Expressive Drawing in Charcoal & Mixed Media Workshop

Sunday the 3rd November 2019 at Art Est Art School & Gallery Leichhardt NSW 2040.

For enquiries and bookings

Call 02 9564 1519

Email art@artest.com.au

Website www.artest.com.au

Drawing Demonstration, Workshop and Life Drawing Tutoring.

Saturday 28th of September 2019 at Gang Gang Gallery

Demonstration using drawing tools, followed by a workshop related to the demonstration.
After lunch on the same day a tutored life drawing session at the same venue.
This will be a fun day with lots of interesting things to see and do related to drawing.
You can book into one event or come for the whole day.

Gang Gang Gallery

Demonstration 10.30 – 11.30am

workshop 11.30am – 1.30pm

COST – $90

Lunch – Light refreshments

Life Drawing 3 – 6pm

COST – $60

For Bookings Contact Sharon on 0408514440

Grampian Brushes 2019 

7 – 12th September Halls Gap Victoria

2 day workshop – Drawing Connections – From Yourself  to World Around You.

Explore innovative techniques in drawing and mixed media. Connect with what inspires you from the Grampians environment and work towards making unique, sensitive works.

4 day workshop – Uncovered – Contemporary Life Drawing for Everyone.

Intensive 4 day workshop exploring drawing the human body in new inventive ways.

Click here for more information and full program. 

Grafton Regional Gallery 

Artist in Residence 8 October – 1 November 2018

While artist in residence at Grafton Regional Gallery I will be researching practical and theoretical ideas about extended notions of drawing.

Examining what drawing is by investigating marks that are visible and invisible, as well as two-dimensional and three-dimensional marks from Grafton.

I will be working in the studio at Grafton Regional Gallery Tuesday – Saturday 10am – 4pm if you would like to come and see what I am doing.

I will be conducting a workshop related to the work I am doing while in residence.

Workshop Saturday 20 October 10.30am – 1.30pm.

For more information contact Grafton Regional Gallery.

148 Fitzroy Street, Grafton NSW 2460

(02) 6642 3177

Jody Graham’s work is part of the current exhibition ‘Mythologies of the Discarded’ at the Peacock Gallery.

Jody Graham – Installing ‘Drawn from the Discarded’ Photo by Graeme Wienand

For 15+ and Adults

Discover the wealth of materials and inspiration the natural environment has in supply as drawing and painting tools. Participants will make drawing tools from discarded materials found in Auburn Botanical Gardens, then use these tools to create expressive drawings.

This workshop will open your eyes to the possibilities the natural environment has to supply material and inspiration to make artworks. Sitting in a making circle we will use found natural objects to make drawing tools, then use these tools to make expressive drawings with ink.

These tools will generate authentic natural expressive marks and you will have both drawings and a drawing tool keepsake to take home and reflect on the experience.

For more information phone 8745 9794 or email peacockgallery@cumberland.nsw.gov.au

For bookings click here 

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“Mythologies of the Discarded” opens on Saturday 28th October at Peacock Gallery, Auburn. All welcome.

The exhibition presents the work of international and local artists Maria Grazia Tata, Jody Graham, Sepideh Farzam, Jan Cleveringa and Bahman Kermany whose installations are deeply rooted in mythology, our relationship with nature, sustainability and transformation.

Curated by Nazanin Marashian.

Exhibition Launch and Artist Talks – Saturday 28 October 2017, 1.30 – 3.30pm at The Peacock Gallery.

To view flyer and more information about workshops connected to this exhibition click link below.

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Jody Graham  – Drawn from the Discarded – installation of drawing tool – 2016/17

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