2024
Public Art with Don Walters
24th March 11am
Where You Meet Cafe, Geelong Botanic Gardens
24th March 11am
Where You Meet Cafe, Geelong Botanic Gardens
This is a rare opportunity to discuss the highs and lows of 'Public" art, with Don Walters, one of our region's most recognised artists and sculptors.
We will also walk to view some of his art and the work of other artists such as GSInc member
Jacinta Leach. This will be a great combination of a coffee catch up and an artist
talk. We are providing this opportunity as a free event – a great way to start our PD
days this year!
So that we can book a table at the café, please email us at
[email protected] if you intend to join us on the day
See More artwork by Don Walters HERE
We will also walk to view some of his art and the work of other artists such as GSInc member
Jacinta Leach. This will be a great combination of a coffee catch up and an artist
talk. We are providing this opportunity as a free event – a great way to start our PD
days this year!
So that we can book a table at the café, please email us at
[email protected] if you intend to join us on the day
See More artwork by Don Walters HERE
Past events
2023
Sunday 19th March 2023 Moongate Studio
Our first PD session for this year was excellent! Jan and Geo Francis kindly opened their ‘Moongate’ studio/home (Bellbrae) to share their stories, art and insight. We had a presentation in their studio Gallery, followed by the opportunity to view and discuss Geo’s current sculptural work in progress (A beautiful bronze piece). Then we were able to view Jan’s studio and the beautiful sculpture gardens at Moongate. It was a great opportunity to learn and be inspired by other artists, and to meet and connect with other artists in the Geelong Sculptors Group.
Our first PD session for this year was excellent! Jan and Geo Francis kindly opened their ‘Moongate’ studio/home (Bellbrae) to share their stories, art and insight. We had a presentation in their studio Gallery, followed by the opportunity to view and discuss Geo’s current sculptural work in progress (A beautiful bronze piece). Then we were able to view Jan’s studio and the beautiful sculpture gardens at Moongate. It was a great opportunity to learn and be inspired by other artists, and to meet and connect with other artists in the Geelong Sculptors Group.
2022
21 August Heather Stewart 'A way of finding the New or embracing Failure'
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The Expanded Practice: Moving from 2 Dimensional to 3 Dimensional Form.
Heather Stewart has been making art continuously for 40 years all the while learning and teaching. She co-founded the Brougham Art School and Gallery. She will discuss her exploration of the relationship between 2D and 3D form as she expanded her practice. Ideas of intuition and empirical study and the importance of drawing as a thinking tool. More about Heather Stewart. |
20 March Pattie Beerens Artist talk
Pattie Beerens is participating in the Lorne Sculpture Biennale with her collaborative work 'dwell'. The work will be created on site at the Lorne foreshore over 10 days. Pattie will give a talk about her work and creative process.
Location: from the swing bridge - head to the beach - wander toward town - through the grasses - until you reach an alcove of rocks. We'll follow the talk with a wander around the rest of the LSB event, It will be a great opportunity to discuss the works with fellow GSInc members. This is a free event. No bookings necessary.
More information about Pattie Beerens 'dwell'
Location: from the swing bridge - head to the beach - wander toward town - through the grasses - until you reach an alcove of rocks. We'll follow the talk with a wander around the rest of the LSB event, It will be a great opportunity to discuss the works with fellow GSInc members. This is a free event. No bookings necessary.
More information about Pattie Beerens 'dwell'
1 May 1-3pm Michael Morgan: An interdisciplinary artist
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Michael Morgan is and interdisciplinary artist who brings together interests in history, anthropology, evolution and water. He creates site specific works in many media including glass, ceramics, mosaics, environmental and industrial objects, video and painting. Michael's thought-provoking art practice expresses ideas about interconnections of all forms of life and the relationship between human and nature. More information on Michael Morgan.
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