FREE WORKSHOP - SATURDAY 2 DEC 2023 - 10-12noon
Hawkesbury EarthCare Centre Richmond NSW
Places are limited.
Henry Doubleday Research Association of Australia (HDRAA) are collaborating with Piggery Lane Studio and Gallery, resident artists located at Hawkesbury EarthCare Centre, Richmond. Each of the five workshops will be facilitated by one or more of the resident artist’s in a variety of modalities (eg. landscapes, portraits, abstract, expressing emotions through art, etc) in the garden.
Art in the Garden is designed to uplift people and foster a sense of well-being following a natural disaster.
This workshop is supported by Nepean Blue Mountains Primary Health Network (NBMPHN), as part of Australian Government's response to the 2022 floods. Wentworth HealthCare is the provider of NBMPHN.
Bookings:
Enquiries:
Amanda Argent 0409 513 337 secretary@earthcare.org.au
FREE EVENT - Saturday 2 December 2023 - 10am - FREE EVENT
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Art in the Garden Workshop - Sketching Nature with Pencil and Paper with Malcolm Robertson of Piggery Lane Studios
Join
us for a fun and creative morning at the beautiful Hawkesbury EarthCare
Centre in Richmond, NSW, Australia. Immerse yourself in the wonders of
nature as you learn the art of sketching using pencil and paper. This
workshop is perfect for art enthusiasts of all skill levels.
Drawing
is like learning or practising a new language. Exercising your
creativity can help you express complex thoughts or emotions that you
may not be able to find the words for. Developing this visual language
helps you better understand yourself and your own personal thoughts,
feelings, and desires. Through this, it may also help benefit the way
you communicate with the world around you.
Drawing
is an act of meditation and promotes mindfulness Taking the time to
focus on a sketch allows you to be more mindful of the world around you.
An appreciation of beauty and truth, self inquiry through perceiving,
it can help you find a sense of balance in your day to day life.
An
article in 'Realism Today' quotes Artist, Patricia Watwood on drawing
as a mindfulness practice, which she says she uses it "to help nurture
my individual voice, develop some calm and focus in this really hectic
world, and use drawing as a way to continually renew my commitment to my
creative path."
Our
experienced instructor will guide you every step of the way, providing
tips and techniques to enhance your artistic abilities. Don't miss this
opportunity to connect with nature and unleash your creativity.
This
activity is supported by Nepean Blue Mountains Primary Health Network
(NBMPHN), as part of Australian Government’s response to the 2022
floods. Wentworth Healthcare is the provider of NBMPH. Open to residents
in the Hawkesbury and Penrith areas.
Sign up for this FREE workshop NOW - Limited spaces
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