hā brings together ceramic works by Audrey Goggin and cyanotype prints by Anouska Wallis-Lewis. Both artists allow natural elements and their materials to determine organic forms, initiating conversations between the works and the environment they find themselves in.
Taking place on Saturday 7 March, 10am–4:30pm, this focused workshop offers a practical space to step back, reflect on your creative direction, strengthen resilience, and map out your next steps.
(il)elible inkscription explores language as a palimpsest on bodies, transforming text across mobile, malleable surfaces – merging print and choreography through embodied scores.
Join us at Whare Toi for an introduction to this simple photographic process that uses the power of the sun to create striking blue-toned images.
This workshop’s focus is unblocking inhibitions and opening doors to experiment, to stimulate our senses and guide us toward art making enjoyment.
This session demonstrates to participants some more advanced ways of using the cyanotype process. A perfect follow-on from Celia’s Beginner’s Cyanotype Workshop!
These classes are about exploring the joy and potential of paint with a specific focus on the importance of colour. Katie will set new challenges each week including working from still lives through to creating abstract mark making.
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