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Our Artists in Residence at the Station in May are Glenda and Murray, or 'Basketcase Lady and the Mad Hatter' on Facebook.
Come and join us at the Beverley Station gallery to make your very own bush basket, using natural fibres.
Glenda, the Basketcase Lady will guide you through the basics of basket making.
Two workshops Saturday 9th and Sunday 17th May.
Suitable for everyone 8 years and older, kids must be accompanied by an adult.
Contact Marylou: [email protected]
Supported by the WA Government.
Come and join us at the Beverley Station gallery to make your very own bush basket, using natural fibres.
Glenda, the Basketcase Lady will guide you through the basics of basket making.
Two workshops Saturday 9th and Sunday 17th May.
Suitable for everyone 8 years and older, kids must be accompanied by an adult.
Contact Marylou: [email protected]
Supported by the WA Government.
Beverley Station Arts are partnering with Studio 119 in Term 2 to get creative after school and play with clay!
Designed for ages 8-12, this is an 8-week course running Mondays from 3:30 - 5:00PM, May 4 to June 22 at Studio 119 on Vincent Street.
Students will learn foundational clay hand-building techniques, including pinch, slab, and coil methods, while creating three unique pieces across the term.
This program encourages kids to think and work like real artists, culminating in the exciting opportunity to exhibit their work in a gallery setting at the end of term.
Thanks to support from the Government of Western Australia, fees are heavily subsidised at just $10 per class (normally $30).
Register HERE
Supported by the WA Government.
Designed for ages 8-12, this is an 8-week course running Mondays from 3:30 - 5:00PM, May 4 to June 22 at Studio 119 on Vincent Street.
Students will learn foundational clay hand-building techniques, including pinch, slab, and coil methods, while creating three unique pieces across the term.
This program encourages kids to think and work like real artists, culminating in the exciting opportunity to exhibit their work in a gallery setting at the end of term.
Thanks to support from the Government of Western Australia, fees are heavily subsidised at just $10 per class (normally $30).
Register HERE
Supported by the WA Government.
Supported by the WA Government.
Artist in Residence, Janice Oliver will be showing you how to make seed paper, seed bombs and compostable pots as a way to improve local biodiversity, encourage
reuse, repurpose of paper to reduce emissions and food or waste disposal miles.
Saturday 18 April 2.00pm - 4.00pm.
Sunday 19 April 10.00am - 12 noon.
Just $10pp. Bring locally saved native, vegie and flower seeds if desired. Great Mother’s Day gifts!
Janice will have a variety of artworks on display and for sale as well, so call in and see her during Gallery open hours, Thursdays to Sundays, 9.30am - 4.00pm.
Contact Marylou: [email protected]
Supported by the WA Government.
Our Artists in Residence for March and April are Dr Tarsh Bates and Sue Hauri-Downing who are participating in Circular Economies, series of socially-engaged residencies in regional Western Australian communities, lwww.spaced.org.au/ed by SPACED.
Tarsh and Sue have been exploring how smells and scents can connect us to place; over the course of their residency, they have been working with the Beverley community to identify and distil the scents of Beverley.
You can find out more about their project HERE.
You can join them on a 'smell walk' on Saturday 4 April at 1.30pm, leaving from the Platform Gallery at Beverley Station Arts. The studio will be open from 9.30am - 4pm for visitors to come through and find out more about their work.
Our Artist in Residence for February is Peta Smith, printmaker/fibre artist/painter/potter and anything else she chooses to be on the day!
Peta has taught her skills of fabric printing in many remote communities and ran a sustainable clothing business in Darwin since 2000.
She now sells her clothing from the Corrugated Farm shop in York.
WORKSHOPS:
Learn to cut a Lino tile and print onto clothing or fabric to upcycle and create a one-of-kind piece of artwork.
$20 per weekend workshop. Tea and coffee supplied.
Bring along a piece of re-cycled clothing, cushion cover, pillow slip, fabric, etc.
Lino cut materials supplied
Saturday February 7th. 1.00 - 4.00pm. Design and Lino cutting
Sunday February 8th. 1.00 - 4.00pm. Print design onto material
Saturday February 14th. 1.00 - 4.00pm. Design and Lino cutting
Sunday February 15th. 1.00 - 4.00pm. Print design onto material.
Contact Peta at: [email protected] to book your spot and for further information
Supported by the WA Government.
Peta has taught her skills of fabric printing in many remote communities and ran a sustainable clothing business in Darwin since 2000.
She now sells her clothing from the Corrugated Farm shop in York.
WORKSHOPS:
Learn to cut a Lino tile and print onto clothing or fabric to upcycle and create a one-of-kind piece of artwork.
$20 per weekend workshop. Tea and coffee supplied.
Bring along a piece of re-cycled clothing, cushion cover, pillow slip, fabric, etc.
Lino cut materials supplied
Saturday February 7th. 1.00 - 4.00pm. Design and Lino cutting
Sunday February 8th. 1.00 - 4.00pm. Print design onto material
Saturday February 14th. 1.00 - 4.00pm. Design and Lino cutting
Sunday February 15th. 1.00 - 4.00pm. Print design onto material.
Contact Peta at: [email protected] to book your spot and for further information
Supported by the WA Government.
