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Ink painting series at Malvern Artists Society

mer. 09 oct.

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1297-1299 High St

This series of classes runs every Wednesday from 12.30-3pm between the 9/10 and 27/11. It will encourage you to explore your own unique relationship with ink painting. It intends for you to learn the basics of Indian and Chinese (black) ink painting so you can adapt any technique to your own style.

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Ink painting series at Malvern Artists Society
Ink painting series at Malvern Artists Society

Heure et lieu

09 oct. 2019, 12:30 – 27 nov. 2019, 15:00

1297-1299 High St, 1297-1299 High St, Malvern VIC 3144, Australia

À propos de l'événement

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course is composed of 8 classes of 2.5 hours each, every Wednesday between 12.30pm and 3pm, from the 7th of October until the 27th of November. Each class is dedicated to a series of techniques, skills and personal explorations. You will learn about different types of ink, brushes and paper. You will also learn about classic and contemporary ink masters and how they have pushed the boundaries of painting in their own work.

WHO IS IT FOR

This program is for you if

- You are experimental, intuitive and desire to step outside of your comfort zone, loosen up and find new creative paths

- You want to build your techniques and ink painting skills

Billets

  • Member Ink series

    IMPORTANT Cancellation is available for a full refund up to 2 weeks before the start of the series of classes starting on the 7th of October 2019. No refund is available after the 22/09/19

    245,00 $AU

    Vente expirée
  • Non-member Ink series

    IMPORTANT Cancellation is available for a full refund up to 2 weeks before the start of the series of classes starting on the 7th of October 2019. No refund is available after the 22/09/19

    280,00 $AU

    Vente expirée

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Born in France, Sofie Dieu’s first encounter with art was through church. With a penchant for ritual and spirituality, the artist is best known for her fragile, sombre, and sometimes violent ink paintings and textile works.

 

Poetic and humanist, her practice draws on her journeys to China and Australia. She explores how identity and memory fluctuate according to their immediate environment. Landscapes, people, secrecy, healing, and the dichotomy between light and darkness are some of her recurring themes.

  

Multi-art prizes and award finalist, her work was included in the Sydney North Art Prize, Waterhouse Natural Science prize and the Contemporary Art Award amongst others. In 2016, she worked on the Camperdown Cemetery installation for Sydney Biennale. In 2017, her work will be shown during Vivid and Mental Health Month in Sydney.

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