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WINTER ARTS FESTIVAL 2021
Be part of the Winter Arts Festival Launch!It’s time to party! Come and celebrate the beginning of the 2019 festival and the arrival of the ‘bunnies’ (see this page for more info on Intrude). Wear your beanie to ‘bling on the night with upcycling superstars Sarah Seahorse and Luna Aquatica, and BYO mug to enjoy our FREE soup and hot chocolate. Meet and chat members of the local arts community and see preview performances of Winter Arts Festival shows. It’s all FREE and all are welcome.
Saturday 1 June 5.30pm–7.30pm
Bunjil Place Plaza (indoors if weather requires), 2 Patrick Northeast Drive, Narre Warren
The Winter Arts Festival marks its seventeenth year in Casey and we’re celebrating with a fresh new look! We have a bumper program of great local arts and community events to keep you creatively inspired during the cold winter months. Grab your beanie and head out to your nearest theatre, gallery or dance studio and enjoy the best of local arts and entertainment. You’ll be surprised at the great talent you will find!
Browse the program online at: www.casey.vic.gov.au/winterartsfestival
The City of Casey proudly acknowledges the Traditional Owners, Casey’s Aboriginal communities
and their rich culture and pays respect to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge
Aboriginal people as Australia’s First Peoples and as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land on
which we work and live.
Red Sand Garden, Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne
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Keep up-to-date with everything Winter Arts by following
Casey Arts
@casey__arts
#winterarts21 #caseyarts
6–7 Music and Performance
8–11 School Holidays
12–13 Spoken Word, Writing and Conversations
14–19 Visual Arts
20–22 Workshops
24–25 Open Studios
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For Bunjil Place accessibility information https://www.bunjilplace.com.au/accessibility
Bunjil Place programming is presented on the land of the Boon Wurrung, Bunurong, and the Wurundjeri people.
More information and program updates:
www.casey.vic.gov.au/winterarts
Contact the City of Casey arts team:
Get involved with local arts this Winter!After a brief hibernation, the Winter Arts Festival is back to keep you creatively inspired with a month of performances, events, workshops, film screenings and digital stories. The Winter Arts Festival is created with the community at its heart. Every offering in the program is by the community, for the community or with the intent to build new connections and shine a light on the incredibly vibrant municipality, rich with arts and culture that is the City of Casey.
Browse the program online at casey.vic.gov.au/winter-arts-festival
Care has been taken to ensure all venues are wheelchair accessible as of print. Please note that Toomac Valley Community Hall is not wheelchair accessible.
Winter Arts Festival on Facebook and Instagram
All events are subject to COVID-19 restrictions and may be changed or rescheduled. Event hosts will be reviewing our conditions of entry regularly to keep in line with the Victorian Department of Health and Human Services recommendations, but encourage you to contact the venue for updates and you can also follow us on Facebook.
We encourage our community to remain safe and stay up-to-date on case locations and exposure sites as well as COVID testing locations.
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Looking for a theatre show, cabaret night or orchestra extravaganza but you don’t want to go to the city?
Now you don’t need to because it’s here in Casey, live and local.
Music and Performance
Windmill Theatre Company
The Show Must Go On - The Best of BroadwayRelive some of this outstanding company’s favourite moments from past productions including Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid, We Will Rock You, Chicago, Phantom of the Opera to name a few as well as a glimpse of the 2022 seasons of Seussical and Jersey Boys.
Friday 18 – Sunday 20 June, 8.00 pm (Friday, Saturday), 2.00 pm (Sunday) Bunjil Place Theatre
Cost: Adults: $33 Conc: $30, Child (Under 15): $27 (Family and group discounts available)
Bookings: bunjilplace.com.au/show-must-go-on-best-of-broadway or 9709 9700
A Winter Wonderland CabaretLook no further than Clyde North to be entertained by the ice queens and chilling cabaret talent that can usually only be found in the inner city! Get all warm and cosy, because this Winter, we’re bringing the queer talent to the South East! Performances by Freida Commitment, Moxie Delite, Linh Uendo, Rosie Roulette, Ainslie Adams, Ovary Action, Randy Roy, Matilda Mercury and Valerie Venom. Cocktails available at bar prices. Suitable for audiences over 18.
Saturday 26 June, 8.00 pm – 10.00 pm Selandra Community Hub
Cost: $10
Bookings: trybooking.com/events/landing?eid=753330& or 9709 9615
Freida Commitment, host of the Winter Wonderland Cabaret. Photography by @danielsuttonphotography
Casey Philharmonic Orchestra
Star Wars ExtravaganzaStar Wars music is epic! Who doesn’t love Princess Leia’s or Yoda’s theme? Experience the most exciting, iconic film music ever, as CPO plays four John Williams original-orchestration Signature Series suites. Characters from movies will be there, so bring the kids and come in costume for the chance to win some prizes and get photos with a Storm Trooper.
Sunday 11 July, 2.30 pm Bunjil Place Theatre
Cost: Adults $35, Concession $30, Kids (under 12) $15 (Family and group discounts available)
Bookings: bunjilplace.com.au/casey-philharmonic-orchestra-star-wars-extravaganza or 9709 9700
BATS Theatre Company The Full MontyWhen six out-of-work steelworkers from Sheffield, England decided to take their clothes off all in the name of making a few pounds, what could possibly go wrong? Based on the hit movie, this hilarious, yet poignant, play is sure to be a hit.
Friday 16 – Sunday 25 July Cranbourne Community Theatre
Accessibility seating available, use contact link on ticketing site to book.
Cost: Adults $25, Concession $20
Bookings: batstheatre.org.au/the-full-monty/
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Music and Performance
Museum of the Moon at Bunjil Place
Visit the Bunjil Place Plaza this winter for an up-close encounter of a giant replica of the Earth’s Moon by UK artist Luke Jerram. Measuring seven metres in diameter, the moon features 120dpi detailed NASA imagery of the lunar surface. At an approximate scale of 1:500,000, each centimetre of the internally lit spherical sculpture represents 5km of the moon’s surface. Read on to discover more exciting Museum of the Moon activities across Bunjil Place.
Saturday 26 June – Sunday 4 July, 11.00 am – 9.00 pm
The Launch PartyYou’re invited to the hottest party this winter – the launch of Luke Jerram’s giant replica of the Moon in the Bunjil Place Plaza. Enjoy all of the moon’s offerings – close up selfies of the moon, drinks and snacks, tunes from our resident moon DJ – DJ Lunar, interactive screen program, space games and roving performers and activities from some of the galaxy’s best!
Friday 25 June, 6.30 pm – 8.30 pm
Cost: $15
Bookings: bunjilplace.com.au/launch-party or 9709 9700
Starr’s PlanetariumTravel beyond the moon and through the universe in an awe-inspiring 4K experience in the Foyer. Experience Australia’s largest selection of 360-degree movies showing topics such as the solar system, astronomy, scientific discoveries, space technologies and even the hunt for extra-terrestrial life!
Monday 28 June – Friday 2 July, 10.15 am – 4.15 pm
Cost: $4
Bookings: bunjilplace.com.au/starrs-planetarium or 9709 9700
School Holidays Film program A series of Moon-tastic movies the whole family will love! Hosted in the warmth of the Bunjil Place Studio guests can enjoy their favourite space-inspired family friendly films with a complimentary moon treat on arrival!
Friday 28, Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 June
Bookings and information: bunjilplace.com.au/events or 9709 9700
Moon Dust An augmented reality interactive installation
Take a step away from earth and transcend yourself to the virtual world of Moon Dust! Moon Dust is an augmented reality installation on the Bunjil Place Outdoor Screen in which the audience is live transformed into pixel particle systems in the virtual infinite universe.
25 June – 22 July Museum of the Moon by Luke Jerram. Light Night Leeds, UK, 2017. Photo © Carl Milner
Presented in proud partnership with Smiths Lane by Mirvac.
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School Holidays
Indian Folk-ArtYoge runs a workshop that will give participants a hands-on experience with Indian folk-art techniques, colour theory and will provide an insight on how to create vibrant art pieces. Yoge uses story telling through her paintings to share her Indian culture with the broader community.
Wednesday 30 June, 2.00 pm – 4.00 pm Botanic Ridge Family and Community Centre Wednesday 30 June, 10:30 am – 12:30 pm Autumn Place Community Hub Thursday 1 July, 2.00 pm – 4.00 pm Manna Gum Family and Community Centre
Cost: FREE, bookings essential
Bookings: Botanic Ridge Family and Community Centre: trybooking.com/BQFZC Manna Gum Family and Community Centre: trybooking.com/BQFZL Autumn Place Community Hub: trybooking.com/BQFMG
Storytelling with ClayJoin WOT Collective this school holidays for our awesome creation workshops where we will be getting messy and playful with clay! These 2 hour sessions will allow young artists and creatives aged between 5 and 12 to create some amazing masterpieces.
Monday 5 July, 10.00 am – 12.00 pm Cranbourne West Community Hub Tuesday 6 July, 10.00 am – 12.00 pm Lynbrook Community Centre Wednesday 7 July, 10.00 am – 12.00 pm Selandra Community Hub
Cost: $7 per child
Bookings: Cranbourne West Community Hub: 9705 5889 Lynbrook Community Centre: 9792 7370 Selandra Community Hub: trybooking.com/BQBBP
Community Art Pop Up Facilitated by Tina Strafford of Artatak, this art project is a chance to share your own personal creativity and reflect upon what family and community means to you. Each participant will create a large feather using recycled materials, that will form part of a larger piece of work and displayed in Selandra’s gallery space and launched at the Winter Arts Soiree.
Tuesday 6 July, 10.00 am – 1.00 pm Selandra Community Hub
Cost: FREE, no bookings required
Scraptacular Wool Craft Fun A fun school holiday activity where children will create a decorative yarn bowl and wall hanging using scrap materials of brightly coloured wool. All materials are supplied.
Monday 5 July, 10.00 am – 11.30 am Selandra Community Hub
Tuesday 6 July, 10.00 am – 11.30 am Cranbourne West Community Hub
Wednesday 7 July, 10.00 am – 11.30 am Lynbrook Community Centre
Cost: $5 per child
Bookings: Selandra Community Hub: trybooking.com/BQBBP Cranbourne West Community Hub: 9705 5889 Lynbrook Community Centre: 9792 7370
Choose from an exciting range of FREE or low-cost school holiday fun to keep the kid’s imaginations active during the Winter Arts Festival.
School Holidays
Play and Paint Workshop by Seeds of Creation Guided art and play workshop suitable for parents, guardians and their primary school aged children. This is a great opportunity to connect with and understand children on a deeper level, in a safe and fun environment.
Saturday 26 June, 10.00 am – 12.30 pm Botanic Ridge Family and Community Centre
Cost: FREE
Bookings: trybooking.com/BQDSZYoge Biju’s public art project at Foster Street, Dandenong
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School HolidaysSchool Holidays
Casey Aboriginal Gathering Place digital story The Gathering Place give their young Indigenous people a voice through spoken word and imagery, exploring the 2021 Naidoc Week Theme – Heal Country. Filmed at the Cranbourne Royal Botanic Gardens this work tells a story of connection to Country and the importance of looking after the land traditionally in order to begin healing.
The Heal Country digital story will feature at the Littlefoot and Company’s Spoken Word Night at The Studio, Bunjil Place on Thursday 24 June.
jiě - Sisterhood: Between Responsibility and Love Zine Launch
Jess Nikitina-Li’s zine is centred on the experiences and feelings of sisterhood. It documents the role and relationships of sisters from Asian backgrounds, attempting to speak of the highs and lows inherent in our culture, youth, memories, and family. The launch event will provide space for all kinds of sisters to gather and share – an opportunity to get a physical copy, watch live interviews, and listen to music from our sisters. Presented by Jess Nikitina-Li in collaboration with Bunjil Place and Emerging Writers Festival.
Saturday 19 June, 3.30 pm – late Bunjil Place Library (Levels 2 & 3)
Cost: FREE
Safe Spaces Series The aim of the Safe Spaces Series is to regularly create a safe environment for Black and Brown people to come together, share, learn, educate, connect and collaborate. Allies welcome.
Thursday 24 June and Thursday 22 July, 5.30 pm – 7.30 pm The Studio, Bunjil Place
Cost: FREE
Bookings: bunjilplace.com.au/safe-spaces or 9709 9700
Littlefoot & Company’s Spoken Word Night These nights are for all types of performances; spoken word artists, story tellers, musicians, comedians and even first-time performers! Whether you want to take to the stage yourself or just hang out and enjoy the vibes, all are welcome. To celebrate the Winter Arts Festival 2021 we will be presenting feature sets from some of Melbourne’s most exciting artists. So come down for some good vibes, a bar and good people.
Thursday 24 June and Thursday 22 July, 7.45 pm – 10.00 pm The Studio, Bunjil Place
Cost: FREE
Bookings: bunjilplace.com.au/littlefoot-co-spoken-word-night
Young Writers Festival 2021City of Casey Youth Services and Casey Cardinia Libraries present the Young Writers Festival, a festival designed and brought to life by young writers in Casey. Join us for two, fun-filled days of workshops, live readings, Q&A’s with your favourite Australian YA authors, a spoken word poetry event and so much more!
Saturday 26 – Sunday 27 June Bunjil Place Library
Bookings and information: casey.vic.gov.au/youth-events
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Spoken Word, Writing and Conversations
jiě - Sisterhood: Between Responsibility and Love Zine launch and exhibition by Jess Nikitini-Li at Bunjil Place Library
Spoken Word, Writing and Conversations
After the Rain 1 & 2 showing as part of the The Pachamama Story: Life in a Vivid Technicolour Focus exhibition by Babad Rodriguez-Cortes
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Visual Arts
Artists across Casey will be taking part in exhibitions, residencies and community collaborations during the Winter Arts Festival. Drop in to one of the Casey Art Spaces and see what’s new or get up close and personal with an artist and learn about their practice. It’s all free.
Visual Arts
Emma by Hayley Wigham showing as part of the Through Our Eyes exhibition at Cranbourne Library Art Space
Casey’s Art Spaces: June & July Exhibitions
Hayshed Art Space, Old Cheese FactoryThe Pachamama Story: Life in a Vivid Technicolour Focus Monday 31 May until Monday 28 June By Babad Rodriguez-Cortes
Pachamama is my main muse. My works will almost always depict a female figure. I am drawn to her vulnerability, strength, beauty and despair. The vivid colours and larger than life brush-strokes show her many faces and the living miracle to which we all share.
Bunjil Place Library Art Spacejiě - Sisterhood: Between Responsibility and Love Monday 31 May until Monday 28 June By Jess Nikitina-Li
A zine and photo series centred on the experiences and feelings of sisterhood. The exhibition features excerpts from the zine, which documents the role and relationships of sisters from Asian backgrounds, attempting to speak of the highs and lows inherent in our culture, youth, memories, and family.
Design in Cultural Exchange Monday 28 June until Monday 2 August City of Casey Memorabilia exhibition
The tradition of cultural exchange between Council and other cities has long involved gift giving. This selection of gifts from the Civic Memorabilia Collection looks at the design in gifts and what they say about place, diplomacy and cultural relationships.
Cranbourne Library Art SpaceThrough Our EyesMonday 31 May until Monday 28 June By Year 7, 10, 11 students at Cranbourne East Secondary College
The Casey Art Spaces program is excited to showcase works by young local artists, which have been created as part of their Visual Arts studies at Cranbourne East Secondary College. Themes of this impressive collection include an investigation into impressionism, exploration of portraiture and hybrid Australian creature drawings.
Berwick VarietyMonday 28 June until Monday 2 August By members of the Berwick Art Society
Berwick Artists Society was formed in 1992 to provide a space where local emerging, professional and hobby artists could network, develop their skills and contribute to art within the community.
Helen Anderson, Dione Tiernan, Quinton Baldwin and Rodney Arthur will share their work in this exciting group exhibition.
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Visual Arts
Visitors to Gate 6 Gallery will view exhibited artwork and interact with artists working on current projects. There are many artforms to peruse from this talented group including textiles, ceramics, acrylics, pen and ink, printmaking, sculpture and fibre art.
Info: secan.com.au
Berwick District Woodworkers Club Inc. Woodworking Exhibition
Launch on Friday 9 July, 5.00 pm – 8.00 pm Saturday and Sunday 10 and 11 July, 9.00 am – 5.00 pm BDWWC Clubrooms and Workshop at The Old Cheese Factory
Based in Berwick, just south east of Melbourne, the club is best known for their generous output of wooden toys around Christmas every year. However, the skills and talents of this 100+ group go way beyond toy making, and this exhibition will feature a wide range of woodworking items, some of which will also be available for sale. There will be demonstrations throughout the exhibition of turning, carving, rocking horse making, scroll sawing, toy making, and pyrography, plus a kid’s activity corner.
Info: bdwwc.club or 8712 7755
Winter Arts SoireeFriday 16 July, 6.30 pm - 8.30 pm Selandra Community Hub
Come along and celebrate with music, entertainment and light refreshments the unveiling of our new art piece “Grounded”, a community collaboration which reflects the collective heart and creativity of individuals and families in and around Clyde North. Suitable for those aged 16 years and over.
Bookings: trybooking.com/BQWNL
WOT x CAS Artist in ResidenceWay Over There and Connection Art Space have created this program which activates and rejuvenates both physical and virtual spaces within the South East. This program is created and run by diverse community members, for our diverse Casey community. This Artist in Residence initiative reinforces an energetic and socially cohesive and healthy atmosphere, and helps build a strong and accessible, arts and cultural scene for our locality.
Support our local artists by visiting them in their studio or viewing online while they create over their residencies. Each residency will culminate in a solo exhibition on the twelfth day.
Nimisha Nimkar, Artist in Residency Open Studio Friday 11, Saturday 12, Sunday 13 June, between 11.00 am – 3.00 pm Wilsons Botanic Gardens
Saturday 19 June, 6.00 pm – 8.00 pm Solo exhibition at Lower Gallery, Old Cheese Factory
Jessica Tanto, Remote Residency21 June – 3 July all day view online residency via the @wayovertherecollective Instagram, Facebook and wayovertherecollective.online
Saturday 3 July, 6.00 pm – 8.00 pm Solo exhibition at Hayshed Art Space, Old Cheese Factory
Group Exhibition Hayshed Art Space, Old Cheese Factory
A culmination of works created throughout four residencies by Jessica Tanto, Nimisha Nimkar, Izaak Lubin and Vi Massa.
Friday 16 July - Sunday 1 August, 10.00 am – 4.00 pm every day
Leanne Hutchinson Art ExhibitionJune – July Hampton Park Library
Leanne Hutchinson is a dedicated local artist who works with a range of mediums and techniques. Leanne has an amazing talent of capturing different personalities on canvas, and her many awards are testament to her talent and hard work. In celebration of Casey Winter Arts, this exhibition will boldly display her unique her creative energy and work as a professional artist and skilled teacher.
Pop-up Artist in Residence Cranbourne LibraryEvery Monday during Winter Arts Festival, 10.00 am – 12.00 pm
Cranbourne Library is delighted to host talented local artists who will demonstrate their skills in their preferred medium. You are invited to meet the artists and learn about their craft.
Featured artists: Monday 21 June: Jill-Louise Dawson Monday 28 June: Neloo Kreltszheim Monday 5 July: Helen Anderson Monday 12 July: Dione Tiernan Monday 19 July: Quinton Baldwin and Rodney Arthur
SECAN Open Studios ExhibitionSaturday 3 July – Saturday 31 July, 10.00 am – 4.00 pm (Saturdays and Sundays ONLY) Gate 6 Gallery, Gate 6, Akoonah Park, Cardinia Street, Berwick
South Eastern Contemporary Arts Network (SECAN) is extending the Open Studios concept and showcasing artist’s studio practices EVERY weekend during July.
Jessica Tanto, Remote Residency as part of the WOT x CAS Artist in Residence
Skull by Elma Young showing as part of the SECAN Open Studios exhibition
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Visual Arts
Art is for everybody. Unleash your creative spirit by taking a workshop this Winter Arts Festival. Glass fusion, drawing, alcohol ink painting – there is something for everyone. Plus local makers have an opportunity to take a professional development workshop with the team from Craft Victoria!
Adult Creative Art Workshops with Annette Slattery17 June – 15 July, 7.00 pm – 8.30 pm Hampton Park Library, every Thursday
22 June - 20 July, 1.30 pm – 3.00 pm Endeavour Hills Library, every Tuesday
Award winning artist Annette Slattery has been practicing for thirty years, collaborating on major exhibitions, both as an exhibitor and a curator, in some of Melbourne’s top galleries and with some of Australia’s most celebrated artists. Join Annette for 5 fun classes exploring a variety of mediums from collage, painting, printmaking, sculpture and even origami. These classes are aimed for ages 16+.
Cost: FREE
Bookings Hampton Park Library: events.ccl.vic.gov.au/event?id=3408 or 1800 577 548
Bookings Endeavour Hills Library: events.ccl.vic.gov.au/event?id=3388 or 1800 577 548
Zoom Online Drawing workshops with Heather SheppardSunday 20, Wednesday 23 and Sunday 27 June and Sunday 11 July
In Heather’s safe Zoom community, you can relax, have fun and be guided step by step. Her programs are for anyone who wants to hang out with friends and give art a try. Choose from a series of online live interactive drawing workshops including beginners charcoal drawing.
Bookings: heathersheppard.com or 0413 829 390
Workshops at Neloo Kreltszheim’s Studio in HallamMosiacsWednesday 23 and Wednesday 30 June, 10.00 am – 3.00 pm
Come and join in a two day workshop to learn how to create a Mosaic piece of art where you will earn how to transfer a picture on to a ceramic tile and glue the mosaic tiles the grout the tiles and polish it to its final glory.
Cost: $140 including all materials
Watercolour and Pencil Book Illustrations Wednesday 7 and Wednesday 14 July, 10.00 am – 2.00 pm
Ever thought of illustrating a small story with watercolour and pencils? Well, this is your chance to produce a small booklet as a family gift.
Cost: $60 per day or $100 both days (publishing not included)
Bookings: [email protected] or 0407 517 954
Craft workshop with SisterWorksFriday 25 June, 11.00 am – 12.30 pm Doveton Library
Come along and enjoy a free craft workshop with SisterWorks, a social enterprise supporting migrant/refugee women in craft, artisan and other skills development and economic empowerment. The craft activities are free of charge and of course, the participants can bring their products made home.
Cost: FREE
Bookings: events.ccl.vic.gov.au/event?id=3609 or 1800 577 548
Workshops
Alcohol Ink Painting workshop with Kylie Biltris from Art Starts Here
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Workshops
Craft Victoria X City of Casey Professional Development Program Saturday 19 June Arts Studio, Old Cheese Factory
Session 1, 11.00 am – 1.00 pm: Marketing and Social Media for Artists
Designed to teach you the tools to develop a marketing strategy, harness social media platforms and grow your brand. Hashtagging, clear messaging, honest storytelling, good images and the behind-the-scenes analytics of lnstagram are powerful but often underutilised tools. Join Craft Victoria and Anthea Riskas from Full Tilt Creative to learn how to seamlessly integrate social media with your practice, develop an effective marketing strategy and utilise the power of storytelling to champion your unique artistic journey.
Session 2, 2.00 pm – 4.00 pm: Smartphone Photography and Video
Great images are vitally important to building an audience and impactful online store. In Craft Victoria’s colourful and engaging session, you will learn the skills to create great photographs and short videos using a smartphone, simple tools and natural light. Join Sarah Weston to learn about developing a story through images, composition, lighting, planning and the wonderful range of editing possibilities available through different apps on a smartphone. This session is designed to help participants become image-ready for social media, ecommerce, as well as future grant, exhibition and event applications.
Cost: FREE
Bookings: [email protected]: Participants should have an existing lnstagram or Facebook account and are encouraged to bring along one artwork or object to work with (smaller than 50cm2) for the photography workshop. If a participant’s practice is 2D, the workshop hosts requests that a work please be unframed or not displayed behind glass
Glass Fusion Workshop with Anna St ClairSaturday 17 July, 10.30 am – 12.00 pm Arts Studio at the Old Cheese Factory
Super fun class making jewellery with fused glass. Each participant will make 8 pieces of glass which will be turned into pendants, brooches, earrings or rings. Work with coloured and dichroic glass to create unique patterns and textures. You will learn to cut and shape glass prior to its being fired.
Cost: $75
Bookings: [email protected]
Workshops with Kylie Biltris from Art Starts Here Saturday 17 July Old Shop at the Old Cheese Factory
Alcohol Ink Painting 9.30 am – 11.30 am
Share in the magic of handblown alcohol ink painting. We will show you step by step how to master this beautiful and fluid artform. Using inks, traditional Japanese Yupo paper and ceramic pieces, you will experiment and learn the various techniques. Price includes tuition, your ceramic tile and pot, Yupo paper and the use of our inks and all tools.
Cost: $89
Resin Cheese board Workshop 1.00 pm – 2.30 pm
Resin is such a magical medium, it flows and changes right before your eyes. A liquid that drys as hard as glass, but still looks so fluid. Come and let us share the secrets to making your very own resin embellished cheese board. Price includes your cheeseboard, resin, tuition, materials, and the use of all tools.
Cost: $89
Bookings: artstartshere.com.au or 0419 317 342
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Glass fusion jewellery making with Anna St Clair
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Janet Matthews StudioJanet is a Pencil artist, known for her detailed and intimate drawings of animals, birds and botanical subjects. Her studio features an exhibition of her artworks, her own drawing space with artwork in progress, plus space for her regular classes and workshops for adults and children. There will be a ‘pop-up’ gallery in the adjoining room featuring artworks by Janet’s students. Students will be demonstrating throughout the weekend and Janet will be working on her latest artwork as well as sharing her art story with visitors.
Address: 6 Tom Gearon Court Narre Warren North
Info: [email protected]
Libran Dogma StudioAn exhibition of prints using various techniques by printmakers Heather Merrett and Di Lockwood will be on display in the gallery. Heather & DI will also encourage visitors to make their own cards using a mono-printing method to take home with them.
Address: 62 A’Beckett Road Narre Warren North
Info: secan.com.au
Paperworks GalleryWe warmly welcome you to join us in the studio, watch artist demonstrations, view the current works in the gallery and browse the selection of handmade gifts. If weather permits, you can wander through the garden to view the sculptures.
Address: 26 – 30 Inglis Road Berwick
Info: paperworksgallery.org
Toomuc Valley Art GroupToomuc Valley Art Group is housed in the historic Toomuc Valley Community Hall; which was originally the Army Road State School building. The members of the group work individually on such mediums as pastel and pencil drawing, oil and acrylic paints and watercolour paint and scratchboard.
Address: 15 Leppitt Road Toomuc Valley, Pakenham
Info: [email protected]
South Eastern Contemporary Arts Network (SECAN) SECAN is inviting visitors to view artworks including - textiles, acrylics, pen and ink, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture and fibre art. Interact with the artists and learn about their artwork and techniques as they produce works over the weekend. Featured artists include Monique Clift, Phil Nevin, Kathleen Kendall and Jennie Maree Tempest.
Address: Gate 6 Gallery Gate 6, Akoonah Park, Cardinia Street Berwick
Info: secan.com.au
Open Studios Weekend
Visit the Paperworks Gallery during the Open Studio weekend
Saturday 3 July and Sunday 4 July 10.00 am – 4.00 pm
Artists across Casey and Cardinia throw open their doors for one weekend each year – the popular Open Studios Weekend! Get a glimpse behind the scenes as you tour the studios of local printmakers, painters, ceramicists, photographers and more. Purchase a unique, sustainable, locally made artwork or sign up to take classes with a local maker. There’s plenty to see and do at this weekend of discovery.
A map of participating studios available in June from the Winter Arts Festival website page on City of Casey’s website.
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Winter Arts Festival Spotlights Creatively Produced by Julia Svaganovic these digital stories will shine a light on some of the artists and producers involved in the Winter Arts Festival, showcasing the diversity and vibrancy of culture within the City of Casey. While creating art unique to them, there is an affinity shared by these creatives as themes around the importance of participating in art and sense of community connect them.
Look out for the Winter Arts Festival Spotlights on the outdoor screen at Bunjil Place or online and get to know your local arts community!
Casey Philharmonic Orchestra resident conductor Kent Ross will feature in the Winter Arts Festival Spotlights
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