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Arts Bulletin 281
26 June 2008
This Week's Feature - Cloudstreet | 
Lauren O'Callaghan and Scott Beaton
Chris Young, Stephen Simpson and Colin Urquhart
Travis Eccles, Mary Steuten, Chris Young and Colin Urquhart | Geelong Repertory Theatre Company is very excited to be bringing Tim Winton's masterpiece, Cloudstreet, to the stage as a part of their 2008 season. This adaptation of the book, by Nick Enright and Justin Monjo, has played to rave reviews around the world since its first production in Sydney in 1998 but this is one of the first non-professional productions in Victoria.
Director, Mike Ellis, has assembled an outstanding cast of Rep regulars and newcomers to breathe life into this story of two families, forced through circumstances to share a shuddering old house at Number One Cloudstreet. Over the course of twenty years they learn to share the joys and pain of life together. Their lives are touched by tragedy but through humour and love they rise above their troubles and reach a point of acceptance, comfort and peace. They realise that a house should be a home, a privilege, not a possession.
We follow the story of the Lamb family on one side of the house, simple and religious, who share a strong bond common to large families of the time. Fish Lamb, injured in a swimming accident, and his brother Quick share a magic relationship that transports them to a mysterious place neither of them really understands. On the other side of the house, the Pickles family are a very different kettle of fish. Rose Pickles watches enviously as each family meets the challenges of life.
Included in the cast are Colin Urquhart, Mary Steuten, Glenda Maddison, Scott Beaton, Stephen Simpson, Chris Young, Lauren O'Callaghan, Lachlan Murphy, Charlotte Hukvari, Rebecca Bennett, Deb Welsh, Travis Eccles, Nick Frcek and Barry Eeles.
Cloudstreet is a huge, rambling story and for this reason performances will commence at 7pm (or 1pm for the matinee) as the plays runs for about four hours (including intervals).
| Dates: | 26 to 29 June 2008 and 2 to 5 July 2008 | | Time: | Evenings 7pm except 29 June 2008
Matinee 1pm 29 June 2008 | | Venue: | Woodbin Theatre, Lillian Stott Centre, 15 Coronation Street, Geelong West | | Cost: | Adult $20, Concession $18, Student $12 | | Contact: | (03) 5225 1200 | | Email: | ellimike@gmail.com | | Website: | www.geelongrep.com.au |
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| Performing Arts |
Blank Canvas
Collision Dance is proud to present their latest original contemporary dance work Blank Canvas - a unique dance event to help raise funds for a quadriplegic teen. The work explores the colour, texture and inspiration behind creating a piece of art work. Featuring seven talented local performers, this event is also raising much needed funds for the Sam McIntosh appeal. Created by Stacey Carmichael.
| Date: | 26 and 27 June 2008 | | Time: | Evening 8pm
Matinee 11am 27 June 2008 | | Venue: | The Potato Shed, Peninsula Road, Drysdale | | Cost: | $15 | | Contact: | (03) 5251 1998 | | Email: | collisiondance@hotmail.com |
A Tribute To The Hollywood Musicals
Tickets are now on sale for B.E.A.T.'s A Tribute To The Hollywood Musicals, devised and directed by Ron and Maureen Sudden. Come along and experience the magic of songs from the heyday of the great Hollywood Musicals. The uniquely talented cast and crew provide a spectacular show of colour, movement and music - something for everyone to enjoy. From Carousel to Chicago - you can't stop that B.E.A.T.!
| Dates: | 26 to 28 June 2008 | | Time: | Evening 7.30pm
Matinee 1.30pm 28 June 2008 | | Venue: | Geelong Performing Arts Centre, Little Malop Street, Geelong | | Cost: | Adult $28, Concession $26, Child 16 and under $16 | | Contact: | (03) 5225 1200 | | Website: | www.geelongbeat.com |
Peter Pan - the British Musical
GSODA Junior Players, Geelong's premiere youth theatre company, present JM Barrie's tale of the boy who never wanted to grow up. Lizzie Sahlstom heads this very talented cast as Peter Pan. Come fly away to Neverland with Wendy, John and Michael as they visit the mermaid lagoon and come across the villainous Captain Hook, Smee, Starkey and the other motley bunch of pirates. As well as Tigerlily there is the underground home of the lost boys with Tootles, Nibs, Curly and of course the hungry crocodile. With fabulous sets and costumes, as well as an 18 piece orchestra under the direction of Marina Sinadinos, this show promises something for everyone. Directed by David Horne with choreography by Emily Fraser and vocal direction by Kirstin Camm-Bartel.
| Dates: | 27 and 28 June 2008 | | Time: | Evening 7.30pm
Matinee 2pm 21 and 28 June | | Venue: | Geelong Performing Arts Centre, Little Malop Street, Geelong | | Cost: | Adult $28, Concession $25, Child Under 12 $19 | | Contact: | (03) 5225 1200 |
Hot Club Swing - French Gypsy Jazz Concert
This exciting band hailing from Geelong has a mix of talented musicians who bring a fabulous sound revisiting the music of the French jazz greats Django Reinhardt and Stefan Grappelli. Their repertoire includes some old time jazz standards such as Dark Eyes, Caravan, Body and Soul, Sweet Georgia Brown and Lady be Good with the lineup of Ben Calderazzo on guitar, Phil Smurthwaite on violin, Matt Kenneally on rhythmn guitar, Rob Gador on double bass and the divine Nadine Joy on vocals. Don't miss this wonderful winter night concert which will take you back to the jazz quarter of "ol' Paree". Book early to avoid disappointment as a limited number of seats is available. Come and join us at arQ!
| Date: | 28 June 2008 | | Time: | 8pm | | Venue: | arQ Gallery, 40 Geelong Road, Portarlington | | Cost: | $17 | | Contact: | (03) 5259 1123, After hours (03) 5257 1073 | | Website: | swanbays@bigpond.net.au |
The Geelong Chorale
Italian Café Concert
The Chorale's traditional café concert is back! This year the Chorale is presenting an Italian Café Concert, with opera choruses, Italian madrigals and Neapolitan songs, as well as Italian food. Come and hear us sing the Anvil Chorus (with anvil) from Il trovatore and Brindisi from La traviata, and sing Come Back to Sorrento, Funiculi Funicula, Santa Lucia and other songs with us. Manfred Pohlenz, baritone, will sing arias from opera and conduct the choir and the audience. A great night for everyone. Bravo!!
| Date: | 28 June 2008 | | Time: | 7pm | | Venue: | Belmont Masonic Hall, Regent Street, Belmont | | Cost: | $35 includes Italian meal, Child $20 | | Contact: | (03) 5223 3554 (tickets) or (03) 5263 3855 (information) | | Email: | pandapil@tpg.com.au
| | Website: | www.thegeelongchorale.org.au |
*NEW*
Shaken+Stirred @ The Blaki! Heats Up With Glow
Shaken+stirred @ THE BLAKI!, GPAC's winter series of four very different shows, continues in July with another exceptional event to warm your imagination and dazzle your senses. Following the great success of our first show, The Needle and the Damage Done in June, the series continues with Glow, an illuminating fusion of video and dance by Chunky Move Artistic Director Gideon Obarzanek and interactive software creator Frieder Weiss. Utilising the latest in interactive video technologies a digital landscape is generated in real time in response to the dancer's movement. The body's gestures are extended by and in turn manipulate the video world that surrounds it, rendering no two performances exactly the same. Witness this melding of technology and the human form in the intimate surrounds of the Blakiston Theatre. Prepare to get up close and personal with Glow - part of the shaken+stirred @ THE BLAKI! series.
| Date: | 3 to 5 July 2008 | | Time: | 6pm and 8pm | | Venue: | Geelong Performing Arts Centre, 50 Little Malop Street, Geelong | | Cost: | Adult $25, Concession $20, Under 18 $15 | | Contact: | (03) 5225 1200 | | Email: | boxoffice@gpac.org.au
| | Website: | www.gpac.org.au
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*NEW*
The Little Prince - For Little Kids
Encore 4 Kids Theatre Company invites you on a magical journey into the world of The Little Prince - live on stage these school holidays at the Potato Shed. This production is designed as an introduction to the classic book by Antoine de Saint Exupéry, presented in a colourful and comical live production. The story and the message of The Little Prince is timeless, beautiful and significant. The beautiful Rose tells why the little prince left his planet, his three volcanos, and why he wishes to travel through the universe. We follow his journey as he encounters some very interesting characters. Meet the king, the conceited man, the businessman, the lamplighter, the geographer, the snake and the fox - all have lessons to teach the little prince and the audience. With some catchy songs and colourful characters this is a show not too miss! The story of The Little Prince is for everyone - every word has meaning and every character shows us an insight into human nature. We often forget what is important in life; we get caught up in matters of consequence. Take some time out and revisit the joy and innocence of The Little Prince. Tickets at the door or credit card bookings by phone or book at any City of Greater Geelong Customer Service Centre.
| Date: | 8 to 11 July 2008 | | Time: | 10.30am and 1.30pm | | Venue: | The Potato Shed, Peninsula Road, Drysdale | | Cost: | $7.50 or $25 Family of four | | Contact: | (03) 5251 1998 |
*NEW*
Music At The Basilica - 'Seasons' 2008
Roger Heagney will give a recital of works for harpsichord by Scarlatti, Couperin, Bull, Haydn and Bach at St Mary's as part of the 'Seasons' Series. He is one of Australia's finest exponents of the harpsichord and enjoys an international reputation as an organist, pianist, arranger, composer, conductor, teacher and lecturer. He began his career in Geelong at Ashby Church in Mercer Street, held the position of Director of Music at St Francis' Church Melbourne for many years and has a distinguished academic career with Australian Catholic University in Melbourne. He has received OAM and KCSG awards for services to music.
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| Visual Arts |
ARQ GALLERY
Celtic Mandala
This exhibition features local Geelong artist June Ferndale and her exquisite acrylic paintings of Celtic Mandalas. This is June's first exhibition. The Mandala, meaning circle, is used in many ancient cultures such as that of the Tibetan Monks and the Navaho Indians, and they are also used in Jungian psychology. Painting the Mandala creates a feeling of wholeness and oneness. The uplifting work of June Ferndale is done on small canvases with fabulous bright colours incorporating themes of love, joy and peace and some traditional symbols including the painstaking Celtic knot and animals such as the dragon, seahorse and boar.
| Dates: | To 29 June 2008 | | Time: | Monday to Wednesday by appointment
Thursday and Friday 11.30am to 5pm Saturday and Sunday 10.30am to 5pm | | Venue: | arQ Gallery, 40 Geelong Road, Portarlington | | Cost: | Free | | Contact: | (03) 5259 1123, After hours (03) 5257 1073 | | Email: | swanbays@bigpond.net.au |
CAVALIER GALLERY
New Perspectives: An Exhibition Of Student Works
A new exhibition at Cavalier Gallery provides an overview of the work being undertaken and created by Level 1 and Short Course students of Brougham School of Art and Photography across a range of disciplines including painting, drawing, photography and printmaking. Everyone is welcome to come along to an informal opening to meet the artists, view their work and celebrate the occasion with them.
Opening:
| Dates: | 28 June 2008 | | Time: | 3 to 5pm |
Exhibition:
| Dates: | 27 June to 19 July 2008 | | Time: | Monday to Thursday 9am to 5pm Friday 9am to 4pm Saturday 11am to 4pm | | Venue: | Cavalier Gallery - Brougham School of Art and Photography, 73 Malop Street, Geelong | | Cost: | Free | | Contact: | (03) 5229 9984 | | Email: | admin@broughamart.vic.edu.au | | Website: | www.broughamart.vic.edu.au |
GEELONG GALLERY - Multiple Listings
Land Marks: Beyond The Surface - David Beaumont
Land Marks: Beyond the surface is an exhibition of paintings inspired by the beauty and harshness of the Australian landscape and in particular the surface of the land at Lake Mungo, the Gammon Ranges, Pink Lakes and Lake Eyre. Sketching trips to these inland locations have been the starting point for this new body of work that marks a shift in David Beaumont's practice from the coastal seascapes for which he is well-known. Sections of thickly applied paint that rise from the surface of the canvas are juxtaposed with pared-back, almost transparent finishes, replicating the nuances of the landscape when closely observed. Beaumont's works invite considered observation and encourage the viewer to look 'beyond the surface' - to reveal the various layers of both his paintings and, more broadly, the Australian landscape in general.
Print Traditions - Sources Of Australian Printmaking
This exhibition brings together works by European and British master printmakers Rembrandt van Rijn, Giovanni Battista Piranesi, Thomas Bewick, Charles Meryon and James McNeill Whistler, with related images by Australian artists - past and present - such as Lionel Lindsay, John Shirlow, Jessie Traill, Rosalind Atkins and Marco Luccio, as a means of illustrating the different streams of influence that have contributed to the notably rich tradition of printmaking in Australia. Print Traditions - Sources Of Australian Printmaking presents works from Geelong Gallery's outstanding print collection alongside those from private and institutional collections including the Art Gallery of South Australia, Baillieu Library at the University of Melbourne and the National Gallery of Victoria.
*NEW*
GORDON GALLERY
White And Black In Black And White
White and Black in Black and White NAIDOC exhibition celebrates the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. The exhibition showcases mixed medium works of students, staff and members of the community, created around the theme Advance Australia Fair?
| Dates: | 1 to 11July 2008 | | Time: | 10am to 4pm Monday to Friday | | Venue: | Gordon Gallery, Corner Fenwick Street and Gordon Avenue, Geelong | | Cost: | Free | | Contact: | (03) 5225 0442 | | Email: | gallery@gordontafe.edu.au
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LITTLE MALOP GALLERY
Zbukvic + Pekel + Smales
After an exceptional response to the Joseph Zbukvic, Peter Smales and Herman Pekel exhibition last year, Little Malop Gallery has invited them back. They need little introduction as three of Australia's foremost impressionist painters, and an opportunity to acquire new works by these artists is a rarity in Geelong. This exhibition of energetic, expressive watercolours and oil paintings will include many fine works based on the Geelong region and beyond, and if you were lucky you may have caught them painting on site at the waterfront recently! Be quick.
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| Festivals and Events |
Barwon Heads Film Society Inc. Screening - The Leopard
For a film-maker wanting to show the tide of history the challenge is always how to balance the large with the small; the key events of history with individual stories including the need for character development and how to convey the meaning of change rather than just to show the changes themselves. These challenges beset master Italian film-maker Luchino Visconti in his faithful adaptation of Guiseppe di Lampedusa's internationally best-selling novel charting the demise of the old aristocratic order and the rise of the nouveau riche bourgeoisie. The film runs for 181 mins.
| Date: | 26 June 2008 | | Time: | 7.30pm | | Venue: | Barwon Heads Community Hall, cnr Hitchcock Avenue and Ozone Road, Barwon Heads | | Cost: | Membership or donation | | Contact: | (03) 5254 2138 | | Website: | www.barwonheads |
*NEW*
Spud Club 2
Spud Club is back!!! Yes that's right - the night to come and try out that new song or new routine, to join in or just to sit back, relax and enjoy a night of fun entertainment. With a cosy and warm friendly atmosphere Spud Club allows you to explore your artistic side and will help bring out the performer we all have inside. Have a jam with some local musicians, swap stories or just take time out to relax. This is a licensed event so under 18s must be accompanied by an adult - the event is suitable for the whole family. Tickets at the door or credit card bookings by phone or book at any City of Greater Geelong Customer Service Centre. Become a member and receive free entry to all Spud Club events.
| Date: | 28 June 2008 | | Time: | 7.30pm | | Venue: | The Potato Shed, Peninsula Road, Drysdale | | Cost: | $5 (Spud Club members Free - Membership $10) | | Contact: | (03) 5251 1998 |
2008 Bethany Arthouse Film Festival - Black Book
Black Book is the third film of five in this year's Bethany Arthouse Film Festival. The final years of the Second World War finds Rachel Stein taking refuge in rural Holland. Along with other Jews she is promised an escape into Allied territory with her family but they are ambushed and her family are murdered. Embittered by the memory of the murder, Rachel decides to become a Dutch resistance fighter to seek revenge against the Nazis. This Dutch film with English subtitles was selected for both the 2006 Venice and Toronto Film Festivals. The Arthouse Film Festival raises vital funds for Bethany and is a great way of helping this organisation to support those most in need in our community.
| Date: | 3 July 2008 | | Time: | 8pm | | Venue: | Geelong Performing Arts Centre, Little Malop Street, Geelong | | Cost: | Adult $16, Concession $10 | | Contact: | (03) 5225 1200 | | Email: | www.gpac.org.au |
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Dance Festival Returns With A Mighty Splash!
The annual splash!dance Festival is a four-day celebration of all things dance-related, offering a broad range of traditional, modern and popular dance classes, performances and workshops. A fantastic range of fun-filled events for the whole family is on offer, including the Magical Dance Kingdom, the Kids Dance Day Out and the Australian Choreographic Competition, which is open to non-professional/senior students and semi-professional choreographers, and offers $4500 in prize money. Last year's competition included international competitors for the first time and attracted its biggest field yet with 39 entries from around Australia and New Zealand. Organised by Geelong Dance Network Inc. and Geelong Performing Arts Centre with support from the City of Greater Geelong, the Australian Choreographic Competition and the splash!dance Festival are ready to ignite the regional dance community in July.
* Splash!dance Festival is a City of Greater Geelong Community Arts Grants Program-funded event
| Date: | 3 to 6 July 2008 | | Time: | Various | | Venue: | Geelong Performing Arts Centre, 50 Little Malop Street, Geelong | | Cost: | Contact GPAC or refer to GPAC website | | Contact: | (03) 5225 1200 | | Email: | boxoffice@gpac.org.au | | Website: | www.gpac.org.au |
Australian Choreographic Competition - 2008
The Geelong Dance Network is pleased to release the names of the 2008 Australian Choreographic Competition adjudicators. They are Ms Sue Healey - performer, educator, choreographer, dance-film maker; Mr Mark Gordon - founding director of the Australian Choreographic Centre, Canberra; Ms Cheryl Kaloger - dance educator, VCE Chief Assessor, consultant, dance author. What a great panel of some of Australia's best dance educators. Come and participate as part of the audience.
| Date: | 5 July 2008 | | Time: | 2pm Category 1 (15 to under 19 years)
7pm Category 2 (19 years +) | | Venue: | Geelong Performing Arts Centre, Little Malop Street, Geelong | | Cost: | $18.00 | | Contact: | (03) 5229 8190 | | Email: | k_badham1@bigpond.com |
* Australian Choreographic Competition is a City of Greater Geelong Community Arts Grants Program-funded event
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| Opportunities and Employment |
EOI: Musical Production Teams Sought by GSODA
GSODA Inc's call for production crew for their January 2009 show is a little different this year. Is there a musical you have wanted to stage in Geelong? Do you have a production team ready to work? Then GSODA Inc is looking for you! If you are interested in this exciting opportunity email GSODA@gmail.com to receive proposal requirements. Your show must be suitable to stage in Ford Theatre in January 2009. Expressions of interest should be mailed to GSODA Inc, PO Box 724, Geelong, 3220.
Warehouse Space for Lease
Cavalier is vacating its warehouse in the Little Ryrie Street Carpark. Not the art shop - just the warehouse. They would love to lease it to an artist group. It is $30,000 per year plus GST and outgoings. Comprising 300 square metres with three huge rooms it has street access, four huge doorways, kitchen and hot water, two toilets and 3-phase power. This space would suit ceramic art, sculpture, metal etc. Contact Kim 0409 135 084.
Children's Week 2008
During Children's Week (18 to 26 October), a wide range of activities are organised at a national, state and local level to recognise children's rights, talents, skills and abilities. In Victoria, the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development wants to make this year's Children's Week an exciting and memorable event for as many Victorian children and families as possible. Organisations are invited to register activities, which meet the Department's criteria and are suited to early childhood and family services and school-aged groups, on the calendar of events. The Department is also offering small grants to assist not-for-profit organisations to offset the costs of Children's Week activities. For more information about Children's Week, the calendar of events or the grant application process, please contact the Department's Communications Division
'Art at the Heart' Travel Assistance
Regional Arts Victoria has a small fund to assist individuals to attend Art at the Heart, the 2008 Regional Arts Australia National Conference being held from 3 to 5 October in Alice Springs. This has been made available through RAA, through the Regional Arts Fund (an initiative of the Commonwealth Government). Applications for between $400 and $800 will be accepted from individuals living in regional Victoria requiring financial assistance to attend. The application form can be accessed via the webiste and emailed to the address shown below.
Seniors Festival Program Open
Are you looking for a new way to open your corner of the art world to people aged 50 years and over? The City of Greater Geelong might be able to help. The Victorian Seniors Festival Geelong is the largest community celebration for seniors in regional Victoria. It runs for the entire month of October and features a huge variety of community hosted events and experiences, including competitions, workshops, dances, concerts and tours. In a survey conducted with Festival participants in 2007, a significant number of seniors indicated that they were looking for opportunities to be involved with the arts either as an audience member or a direct participant (eg via workshops and classes). If your organisation would like to promote an event or special offer in our Program of Events or needs financial assistance of up to $400 to assist with hosting an event, contact us or visit our website to apply (see details below).
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| Education |
Australian and New Zealand Art Therapy Association
Art Therapy Seminar
Ever wondered about the benefits of Art Therapy? Cornelia Elbrecht is the guest speaker at this afternoon seminar. It is an experiential workshop and information session for artists, educators and mental health professionals. Afternoon tea provided.
*NEW*
Gordon Institute of TAFE - Multiple Listings
Screen Writing Introduction
This is designed for anyone who wants to take a story to the screen - from conception to delivery - including character development, story structure, scene writing and screen play format aiming to improve screen writing abilities. The course will cover: the screenplay working formula; character; plot point; the scene; the process of writing the screenplay and developing the screenplay.
| Dates: | 21 July to 25 August 2008 (6 classes) | | Time: | 6 to 8 pm | | Cost: | $250 |
Ceramics
Learn a wide range of techniques relating to ceramics including how to create functional and sculptural pieces with clay through to exploring the techniques of coiling, slab modelling and throwing clay on a pottery wheel. The process of firing and glazing will also be covered. Students will be guided through modelling a clay bust/head but also have the opportunity to work on their own projects if they wish.
| Dates: | 22 July to 2 September 2008 (6 classes) | | Time: | 6 to 9pm | | Cost: | $300 (includes $25 class materials) |
Introduction To Creative Jewellery Making
This course is designed as a basic introduction to jewellery making. You will learn essential silver smithing techniques and make a variety of pieces. The course will cover: basic design and fabrication; drilling and saw piercing; soldering; decorative techniques; finishing techniques; chain mailing and doming.Music At The Basilica – ‘Seasons' 2008Music At The Basilica – ‘Seasons' 2008
National Wool Museum
Cooking in the Woolshed - July School Holiday Program
To coincide with our exhibition Baitlayers and Babbling Brooks - An Exhibition on Shearers' Cooks the museum is holding special cooking sessions for kids which provide an opportunity to learn all about the the folklore, history, recipes and working conditions of a typical shearers' cook. Kids can find out what it takes to fuel a shearer, and then help us cook some shearers' buns which they can share with their family within the authentic surrounds of a woolstore. Suitable for children aged 6 to 12. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Bookings are essential and places limited to ten children per group. The cost includes museum entry, shearing demonstration, all materials and refreshments. Please contact the Museum's Bookings Officer or email for further information.
| Dates: | 30 June, 2, 4, 7, 9 and 11 July 2008 | | Times: | 10am and 11am | | Venue: | National Wool Museum, 26 Moorabool Street, Geelong | | Cost: | Child $5, Accompanying adult $3.65 | | Contact: | (03) 5227 0701 | | Email: | nwminfo@geelongcity.vic.gov.au
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Printmaking Program At Brougham
Brougham School of Art and Photography is offering a comprehensive printmaking program for Term 3. This program includes introductory and intermediate classes as well as whole day printmaking workshops run over two Saturdays.
| Dates: | Printmaking - An Introduction 25 July to 12 September 2008
Printmaking - Intermediate 25 July to 12 September 2008
Printmaking Workshop - Run over two Saturdays 26 July and 2 August 2008 | | Time: | Printmaking - An Introduction 9am to 12pm
Printmaking - Iintermediate 12.30pm to 3.30pm
Printmaking Workshop on Saturdays 10am to 4pm | | Venue: | Brougham School of Art and photography, Level 1, 73 Malop Street, Geelong | | Cost: | Printmaking - An introduction $270 (8 weeks)
Printmaking - Iintermediate $270 (8 weeks)
Printmaking Workshop on Saturdays $140 (2 Days) | | Contact: | (03) 5229 9984 | | Email: | admin@broughamart.vic.edu.au | | Website: | www.broughamart.vic.edu.au |
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