Event details
Step into the changing seasons with a hands-on collage workshop inspired by the major exhibition ‘Seasonal Shifts’. Explore texture, colour, and composition as you create your own layered bushland scenes.
Using pre-painted, textured collage papers, participants can cut out trees and foliage, arranging them into a dynamic landscape. Add final details with black markers before taking home a full-page collage at the end of the workshop.
This engaging session encourages creativity, experimentation and an appreciation for nature’s ever-changing beauty. Perfect for young artists who love to cut, create and explore.
This workshop is facilitated by Angharad Neal-Williams. Suitable for ages 6 to 12. All materials provided.
This is a free event. Registration is required.
About the Exhibition
Tracing the rhythms of life, memory, identity and human influence on the environment, ‘Seasonal Shifts’ is a group exhibition presenting artists whose works unveil our multifaceted relationship with the passage of time and our natural surroundings.
‘Seasonal Shifts’ reflects how we experience nature in cycles—its transformations marking time and seasons, anchoring memories, and stirring metaphors that deepen our sense of self. Through exquisite depth and imagination, each artist invites consideration of our role within, not apart from, the natural world.
Featuring: Matt Arbuckle, Wona Bae and Charlie Lawler, Tamara Dean, Brian Robinson, Annika Romeyn, Hiromi Tango, and James Tylor.
Accessibility at this space
Accessibility features include:
- accessible car parking
- accessible drop-off area
- automatic doors
- accessible toilets
- ramps
- clear signage
- lifts
- quiet areas
- wide passageways.