WORKSHOP
The Guildhouse Collections Project with Flinders University Museum of Art
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Fran Callen, Inside, our fridge hums, 2017, graphite, biro, charcoal, pastel, colour pencil, watercolour, syntheic polymer paint, gesso, collage, tea, wine and eucalyptus sap on watercolour canvas, 128 x 94cm, courtesy the artist and BMG Gallery, Adelaide, photography Grant Hancock
WORKSHOP
Sketchy-creatures
Fran Callen
SpringFest
The Guildhouse Collections Project with Flinders University Museum of Art
Saturday 14 October 2017
10.30am & 2.30pm
The Studio
Ground floor | Professional Services Building
Located behind Grind & Press Café
Flinders University | Bedford Park
THIS EVENT HAS ENDED
Join The Collections Project artist Fran Callen for a children’s workshop using native plant materials.
This sketchy-crafty workshop is full of imagination, creativity, and inventive fun. Make your own family of ‘sketchy-creatures’, inspired by scientific illustrations. Wind pipe-cleaner legs to Banksia-people. Glue gumnut eyes onto seedpod families. Make crazy-bird-monsters with leaves and sticks. Then draw your creations with mixed media and collage. Invent names for your creatures. Where do they live? What do they eat? What do they do for fun? Take your creations home to share.
The Collections Project is a collaboration between Guildhouse and Flinders University Museum of Art that provides artists the opportunity to engage with the Museum’s collections and staff to create new work.
For this exhibition Fran Callen presents mixed-media ‘tabletop’ drawings inspired by the Museum’s collections of botanical, zoological and landscape prints (with a focus on artists Ferdinand Bauer, Charles-Alexandre Lesueur and Brian Callen), in connection to the Flinders Investigator Garden of native plants.
Flinders University Museum of Art
Flinders University I Sturt Road I Bedford Park SA 5042
Located ground floor Social Sciences North building, Humanities Road adjacent carpark 5
Telephone | +61 (08) 8201 2695
Email | museum@flinders.edu.au
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Thursdays | Until 7pm
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