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Subject/Object/I Session 6+- checking out glimpses of work for exhibition

30/3/2017

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Formulating projects, Subject/Object/I, Session 3, February 28

1/3/2017

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Deep in conversation - 'Subject/Object/I' - Session 1, 21st February

27/2/2017

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Photograph: Tim Bowtell

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Subject/Object/I - Self Mapping Through Art - course begins 21st Feb, 5.30 pm

14/2/2017

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'Subject/Object/I - Self Mapping through Art'' is one of two free 'Door of Hope' courses offered by NEA in February to creative people with artistic interests and dreams who are keen to develop a work for exhibition and possible sale, Taught by artist Edie Black, 'Subject/Object/I' is being held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5.30 to 7.30 pm starting February 21st for six weeks, with follow up studio time if required. .

'Subject/Object/I' offers the opportunity to explore key questions about how you perceive yourself in relation to the world while being supported to create a unique piece of art for exhibition and possible sale. No genre of art is out of bounds. Possibilities include painting, stenciling, animation, film, projection, sound, jewelry, sculpture and textile work.

Participants in 'Subject/Object/I' will exhibit an individual piece of 'felt art' at North East Artisans during the Wall to Wall Street Art Festival in April.

Funded by the Tomorrow Today Foundation, this Door of Hope course is free-of-charge (including materials) to individuals 18 years and over residing in the Greater Benalla Rural City. Fliers and application forms are available on the Door of Hope page, at the NEA gallery and gift shop, or from the Tomorrow Today Foundation. For more information, phone 5762 8171.

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Door of Hope course - Subject/Object/I - starts Tuesday 21st February

3/2/2017

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About 'Subject/Object/I - Self Mapping through Art'

Explore key questions about how you perceive yourself in relation to the world while being supported to create a unique piece of art for exhibition and possible sale. No genre of art is out of bounds. Possibilities include painting, stenciling, animation, film, projection, sound, jewelry, sculpture, textile work

Teacher - Edie Black

Edie, who works in a range of art genres, is looking forward to working with people keen to explore their inner artisan, whatever the genre. "I like to challenge pre-conceived ideas about the world, your place in it and the (non)fixedness of the structures it is built around: class, race, property and power... including running workshops with people who want to do great things' Read more about Edie

Subject/Object/I Session 6+- checking out glimpses of work for exhibition

Formulating projects, Subject/Object/I, Session 3, February 28

Deep in conversation - 'Subject/Object/I' - Session 1, 21st February

Subject/Object/I - Self Mapping Through Art - course begins 21st Feb, 5.30 pm

Door of Hope course - Subject/Object/I - starts Tuesday 21st February

About 'Subject/Object/I - Self Mapping through Art'

Teacher - Edie Black

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