A program for artists and creatives, whether aspiring or established. Take a one-hour walk around Albury with Vic McEwan or Sarah McEwan of The Cad Factory. Discuss your creative practice, an idea you have, a problem, an ethical artistic dilemma, an artistic dream, or a new strategy. These sessions aim to offer a constructive space…
Delve into the rich, often poignant history of Faraday and the profound impact of the 1972 kidnapping in a special author talk with Robyn Howarth. Her book, “Faraday – A Community Rediscovered,” is more than just a historical account; it’s a deeply personal story of childhood trauma, healing, and the powerful act of reclaiming a…
PAPER COLLAGE WORKSHOP Wednesday 18 & 25 June, 5.30pm – 7.00pm Albury LibraryMuseum Grab your buddy, your aunty or neighbour Joe and enjoy an evening of creativity making fun collage artworks. No experience is needed, just bring your imagination. Suitable for teens and adults alike. Ages: 13+ years. Cost: Free, bookings essential
This exhibition brings together woodwork from Phil Murray and Hayden Murray, weaving by Marg Murray and Tegan Murdock, and painting by Tamara Murray and Mia Murdock, featuring both new works and works drawn from the MAMA collection. The exhibition highlights artistic and cultural connections between the artists and the deep familial bonds that drive their…
An exhibition of new paintings by Wagga Wagga based artist Kate Smith, presented as part of nginha: you are here, a season of programming celebrating artists from our region. Smith creates paintings that often appear unfinished. They celebrate spontaneity, quickness, and the generally unseen moments that contribute to the construction of paintings such as doodles…
In this exhibition of new works on paper presented as part of nginha, you are here, a season of programming celebrating artists from our region, North East Victorian artist, Beth Peters considers the place of the individual in a universe of infinite complexity. These intricate and deeply personal drawings combine Peters’ ongoing interests in pattern,…
Our Voices is a series of three films led by Dyiraamalang Girbang, commissioned by AlburyCity, and produced by Backbone Productions. Dyiramadilinya – Be Proud features Aunty Edna Stewart, and Ngadhi Giilang – My Story centres Uncle Tunny Murray. Each film offers the individual perspective of this community’s Senior Elders, with their stories of Wiradjuri Ngurambang…
Unleash your creativity in this playful, hands-on workshop that dives into the world of acrylic mediums and texture. You’ll explore tools, materials, and techniques to add dimension and personality to your artwork – learning how to manipulate paint flow, create textured finishes, and use popular mediums to achieve unique effects. Perfect for those wanting to…
Can’t draw a straight line? No problem! Embrace the meditative, detailed art of stippling in this relaxing and rewarding workshop with artist Karen Brown. You’ll learn how to use tone and form to create beautifully realistic stippled drawings, one dot at a time. Whether you bring your own subject matter or draw from the inspiration…
Think you can’t draw? Think again! Join internationally acclaimed artist Marco Luccio for a dynamic 2-hour workshop designed for absolute beginners and those looking to reignite their creative spark. Through fun, pressure-free sketching exercises, Marco will help you ditch the fear and embrace the joy of drawing—no rules, no expectations, just pure creative freedom. All…
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