Artmaking at the Homestead

Immerse yourself in the landscape that inspired Arthur Boyd and generations of artists through our series of artmaking workshops.

Led by professional artists, each workshop offers a fresh opportunity to connect with Bundanon’s environment. Explore a variety of materials, techniques, and approaches as guest artists share their unique creative practice.

Open to all levels and abilities, whether you’re trying something new or expanding your creative practice. All materials are provided.

JO DAVENPORT

Saturday 9 May

Join artist Jo Davenport for a painting workshop exploring abstraction of the natural landscape through colour and form. Based in Albury NSW, Jo’s vibrant paintings explore the beauty and profound complexity of nature.

Using gouache paints on paper, participants will be guided through a process of observation, simplification of form and the layering of colour and marks. You will be encouraged to respond to the natural environment at Bundanon, expressing your own experience of the landscape and atmosphere.

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TANYA STUBBLES

Saturday 6 June

Join artist Tanya Stubbles for a workshop exploring material, form and abstraction in response to the landscape, aligned with themes in Bundanon’s current exhibition Sky, Earth, Water 

Based on the NSW South Coast, Tanya spent time at Bundanon with Arthur Boyd during her childhood, an experience that proved formative to her artistic practice. Her work weaves together stories of land, people and place. In this workshop, Tanya will share her intuitive process for interpreting the surrounding environment through found and gathered materials. 

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Bundanon acknowledges the people of the Dharawal and Dhurga language groups as the Traditional Owners of the land within our boundaries, and recognises their continuous connection to culture, community and Country.

This website contains names, images and voices of deceased Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

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