Every day, 9:30am to 4pm Thursday 25 March to Friday 26 March
2-day workshop in the beautiful surrounds of the Royal Botanic Garden with Toni McDowell
Explore the exciting possibilities of collage, originally invented by Picasso and Braque. A great entry into making abstract art, this workshop stimulates ideas, themes and visual stories, while using plants as inspiration.
Students will learn leaf printing and experiment with paper, string, bark, paint, crayon and ink. The result? Unique greeting cards and artworks ready to hang. Most collage materials supplied.
Includes refreshments and lunches each day. Bookings available here
About your tutor
With a background in the design industry Sydney based artist Toni McDowell decided to pursue her passion for painting. Inspired by her surroundings, especially the build environment of the inner city, she draws from the abstract elements of modern day. Toni has been in multiple exhibitions since 2002 and conducts workshops here at the Royal Botanic Gardens with a focus on abstraction.
Covid-safe information
Please note: COVID safety measures will be implemented for this event. As always, our art class size is very limited allowing for social distancing standards to be met. The theatre door will be left open (weather permitting) to allow ventilation.