Event Category Arts & Crafts
Event Category
All
Adventure
Arts & Crafts
Celebrate
Classes and Workshops
Explore
Family Fun
Film
Fundraiser
Music
Outdoor & Garden
Professional
Shop
Spiritual Wellbeing
Stay
Talks & Lectures
Taste
Unwind
Event Type
All
Featured
Members
Public
september
27sep10:00 am2:30 pmBundanon Family Fun DaySchool Holiday Activities10:00 am - 2:30 pm
Event Details
Looking for something creative to do these school holidays? Sign up to Family Fun Day, a joint artmaking workshop for children and carers at Bundanon. Family Fun Day is an opportunity
Event Details
Looking for something creative to do these school holidays? Sign up to Family Fun Day, a joint artmaking workshop for children and carers at Bundanon.
Family Fun Day is an opportunity for children and carers to collaborate to create artworks exploring how meaning and messages can be obscured, highlighted, revealed, or hidden.
Tickets include Art Museum entry, all artmaking materials are supplied and a light lunch for all is including.
For more information and to book a spot visit the Bundanon website.
Suitable for carers and primary school students.
Organizer
Price
$10 per person, includes a light lunch, Member price: $8
Bookings
Book onlineTime
(Wednesday) 10:00 am - 2:30 pm
Location
Bundanon
170 Riversdale Road, Illaroo NSW 2540
Event Details
Presented by Kathy McLauchlan Many stories are told about Degas, his attitudes and his work. This talk will unpick myth from reality, pointing out the strange, even contradictory nature of Degas’
Event Details
Presented by Kathy McLauchlan
Many stories are told about Degas, his attitudes and his work. This talk will unpick myth from reality, pointing out the strange, even contradictory nature of Degas’ work. We concentrate on portraits and domestic scenes from the 1860s, when he was still in search of an artistic identity. We consider Degas’s tendency to imbue his images with a sense of ambiguity or unease. Is there a logical explanation for these unsettling compositions? We consider possible answers through an examination of Degas’s work and that of contemporaries including Manet, Renoir and Tissot.
Kathy McLauchlan is a lecturer specialising in 19th-century art history, she is currently a course director at the Victoria & Albert Museum, organising courses and study days on the history of art and design. She is also a freelance lecturer who teaches at several institutions, including the Arts Society and Art Pursuits. She is a graduate of Oxford University and the Courtauld Institute, with a Ph.D. in French 19th-century painters in Rome. she has published catalogues and articles for the British Council and the Barbican Art Gallery.
About ADFAS Shoalhaven
ADFAS Shoalhaven promotes interest in the study of decorative and fine arts by offering high quality monthly lectures on a wide range of subjects including art, history, gardening, design, and architecture.
The monthly meetings are a wonderful and informal way to make friends and to get to know others in the community. Visit our website for information on membership. Visitors are always welcome. Doors open 7pm for a 7:30pm start.
Organizer
Price
Members free, Visitors $25, Student visitors $15
Time
(Thursday) 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Location
Berry Uniting Church Hall
77 Albert Street, Berry NSW 2535
october
Event Details
ArtExtra is hosting a 2 day workshop with local artist Bonnie Porter Greene.
Event Details
ArtExtra is hosting a 2 day workshop with local artist Bonnie Porter Greene.
Organizer
Price
$620 (2 days tuition) morning/afternoon tea and lunch provided. Maximum 9 students
Enquiries
[email protected] or 0413 157 704
Time
14 (Saturday) 10:00 am - 15 (Sunday) 3:00 pm
Location
81c Jorgenson Lane Berry Mountain
81c Jorgenson Lane, Bellawongarah
28oct(oct 28)9:30 am29(oct 29)4:00 pm2-Day Art Workshop with Idris Murphy9:30 am - 4:00 pm (29)
Event Details
Art Workshops at Berry will host noted artist and experienced educator, Idris Murphy who will teach a 2 day workshop focusing on painting and sketching directly from nature. Students will be
Event Details
Art Workshops at Berry will host noted artist and experienced educator, Idris Murphy who will teach a 2 day workshop focusing on painting and sketching directly from nature.
Students will be exposed to a variety of ideas and approaches with informal discussion on composition, colour, mark-making, influences and spacial illusion. Students can paint in any medium. Small class size allows for individual attention, critique and developing your own style.
Idris’ work is held in the public collections of the Australian National Gallery, the National Library of Australia and the Art Gallery of NSW. He was winner of the ANZAC Prize 2015 and is highly experienced in teaching as a Senior Lecturer at the College of Fine Arts.
Organizer
Price
$720 (2 days tuition) morning/afternoon tea and lunch provided. Maximum 9 students
Enquiries
[email protected] or 0413 157 704
Time
28 (Saturday) 9:30 am - 29 (Sunday) 4:00 pm
Location
81c Jorgenson Lane Berry Mountain
81c Jorgenson Lane, Bellawongarah
november
Event Details
Presented by Gillian Hovell A deep insight into the many kinds of art found in the homes and streets of Roman Pompeii; they reveal a thoroughly modern world, one full of
Event Details
Presented by Gillian Hovell
A deep insight into the many kinds of art found in the homes and streets of Roman Pompeii; they reveal a thoroughly modern world, one full of material goods and works of art, in which craftsmanship and artistry were draped around the Romans themselves and amidst their everyday lives. Pompeii’s survival gives us a glimpse of the Roman Empire, in all its vastness. Its volcanic burial captured multicultural vibrant lives. Its triumph and tragedy still speak to us across the millennia.
Gillian Hovell graduated with 2-1 (Hons) in Latin and Ancient History from Exeter University. She worked in BBC Television and went on to become an award-winning freelance writer, author, international public speaker & broadcaster, specialising in archaeology, prehistory and in the Greek and Roman eras. She is a lecturer at York University and has spoken at the British Museum and frequently on TV & Radio. Gillian now actively digs at major sites in the UK and Europe.
About ADFAS Shoalhaven
ADFAS Shoalhaven promotes interest in the study of decorative and fine arts by offering high quality monthly lectures on a wide range of subjects including art, history, gardening, design, and architecture.
The monthly meetings are a wonderful and informal way to make friends and to get to know others in the community. Visit our website for information on membership. Visitors are always welcome. Doors open 7pm for a 7:30pm start.
Organizer
Price
Members free, Visitors $25, Student visitors $15
Time
(Thursday) 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Location
Berry Uniting Church Hall
77 Albert Street, Berry NSW 2535
Event Details
Presented by Gillian Hovell This is a special half-day event 10 am – 1pm consisting of 2 lectures and morning tea. Price: Members $20, Visitors $35. Dig deep into our gardens and
Event Details
Presented by Gillian Hovell
This is a special half-day event 10 am – 1pm consisting of 2 lectures and morning tea.
Price: Members $20, Visitors $35.
Dig deep into our gardens and their plants to discover fantastical tales of myth and legend that add life and colour to your garden plants. We travel back, over 2,000 years and more, to Babylon, Ancient Greece and Rome to find the blossoming of our gardens today. Perfect as a joyous celebration of Spring, this vibrant 2-lecture half-day explores the ancient roots of stories, beliefs and garden design that were cultivated 2,000 years ago.
LECTURE 1: BLOSSOMING MYTHS & LEGENDS Like other works of art, a garden is a place for contemplation; every plant had a story to tell in a Roman garden. We discover the colourful ancient tales and myths (and names) that add remarkable new dimensions to the flowers, fruits and vegetables, trees and herbs we enjoy today.
LECTURE 2: ANCIENT ROOTS OF GARDENS The story of why we have gardens at all, and the fascinating tale of how they developed in the ancient world. How and why did gardens come to be a work of art in themselves? We see how these blossomed through the ages into our own gardens; large or small, grand estates of stately homes or a pocket garden, they all have a 2,000-year-old ancestry that enriches our gardens today.
Gillian Hovell graduated with 2-1 (Hons) in Latin and Ancient History from Exeter University. She worked in BBC Television and went on to become an award-winning freelance writer, author, international public speaker & broadcaster, specialising in archaeology, prehistory and in the Greek and Roman eras. She is a lecturer at York University and has spoken at the British Museum and frequently on TV & Radio. Gillian now actively digs at major sites in the UK and Europe.
About ADFAS Shoalhaven
ADFAS Shoalhaven promotes interest in the study of decorative and fine arts by offering high quality monthly lectures on a wide range of subjects including art, history, gardening, design, and architecture.
The monthly meetings are a wonderful and informal way to make friends and to get to know others in the community. Visit our website for information on membership. Visitors are always welcome.
Book your seat for this online via the Book Now link below.
Organizer
Price
Price: Members $20, Visitors $35.
Bookings
Book onlineTime
(Friday) 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Location
Berry Uniting Church Hall
77 Albert Street, Berry NSW 2535
04nov(nov 4)9:00 am05(nov 5)4:00 pm2-Day Art Workshop with John Wilson9:00 am - 4:00 pm (5)
Event Details
ArtExtra is hosting a 2 day weekend art workshop “Into the Light” with renowned landscape artist, John Wilson in the medium of oils.
Event Details
ArtExtra is hosting a 2 day weekend art workshop “Into the Light” with renowned landscape artist, John Wilson in the medium of oils.
Organizer
Price
$680 (2 days tuition) morning/afternoon tea and lunch provided. Maximum 9 students
Enquiries
[email protected] or 0413 157 704
Time
4 (Saturday) 9:00 am - 5 (Sunday) 4:00 pm
Location
81c Jorgenson Lane Berry Mountain
81c Jorgenson Lane, Bellawongarah