Kinross Arts Centre will be closed on Thursday 22 September for the
National Day of Mourning for HRH Queen Elizabeth II
but will be open on Friday 23 September for the Grand Final public holiday.
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Kinross Arts Centre will be closed on Thursday 22 September for the
National Day of Mourning for HRH Queen Elizabeth II
but will be open on Friday 23 September for the Grand Final public holiday.
Kinross Arts Centre Events
Thinking about exhibiting your art?
Expressions of Interest are being sought from artists, arts organisations and small groups for our 2024 exhibition calendar.
Proposals from artists of all levels, mediums and abilities are welcome. We encourage all art: either abstract, traditional, innovative or conceptual. Themes such as spirituality, wonder, social justice and empathy are also sought. Submissions close Sept 30, 2023.
Contact director@kinrossarts.org.au
Current and Future Events
Workshop: Eastern Paper Textile Basics
Thursday, July 25, 10:30am - 3:00pm
Cost $115 p.p (includes materials)
Learn to turn paper into cloth. Explore the paper textile traditions of Joomchi (Korean paper felting) and Momigami (Japanese paper texturing and strengthening) and take away small sample pieces that you have made yourselves. Paper textiles and cloth can be used for 2D textile projects, soft sculptures, fashion accessories and even clothing! This workshop will change the way you see paper and open your eyes to the possibilities of paper textiles.
No experience is necessary and all materials and equipment for the workshop are provided.
* For this workshop to go ahead, 8 participants are required, therefore please book ASAP.
https://www.trybooking.com/CSFFQ
About Anzara Clark
Anzara Clark is a multidisciplinary artist from Ballarat, blending traditional craft with contemporary experimental techniques. Her studio work pushes the boundaries of paper and fibre manipulation, challenging conventional views of paper as a material and storytelling medium. Each piece is conceptually driven, delving into the narratives within craft practices, textile histories, and contemporary contexts.
With a background in fashion and a keen interest in material culture, Anzara explores the personal and social significance of garments and textiles.
Workshop: Fabric Embellishment Techniques
Creating Detailed Accessories
Tuesday, August 6 | 10:30am - 2:00pm (incl. short lunch break)
Cost $40 ($35 concession): A kit with materials is included in the cost.
*If you use a thimble when sewing please bring it with you.
The eco conscious hand-sewing workshop offers a great introduction to crafting and decorating garments and accessories, as well as creating stunning fabric art. Immerse yourself in a day of enjoyable crafts to achieve a sense of calm and creativity. By the end of the workshop, you'll have learned some basics of embroidery and felt flower-making to use on your own garments or accessories. Engaging in these DIY activities provides an opportunity to practice mindfulness in the company of fellow creatives. This embroidery and embellishment class would also make a thoughtful gift for someone who appreciates the art of slow fashion.
Led by embroidery artists Dr. Margot Yeomans and Denise Eberbach.
Denise Eberbach is a botanical artist and accomplished embroiderer. With a background as a successful floral designer, her passion for gardens and flowers shines through in her embroidered garments and accessories.
Margot Yeomans is an experienced embroiderer and independent researcher with a deep interest in art history and textiles. Her primary focus is on embroidered textiles, and she is currently researching the history of fashion dolls, with plansn to publish a book on the subject.
BOOK NOW: https://www.trybooking.com/CTHRT
Kinross also has a cafe on-site.
Savanna Storm Artist Talk and Morning Tea
Tuesday 3 September, 2024 | 11:00am - 12:00pm
Cost: $30
The Faichney Room, Toorak Uniting Church
International jewellery artist Savanna Storm introduces the captivating heroines who inspired her opulent jewellery designs, crafted from rare beads and artifacts sourced during her global travels. She discusses the women behind her exquisite jewellery designs - honouring Spirited Women from fashion to philanthropy and arts to anthropology. A masterful storyteller with amazing life experiences, Savanna will speak about the women who have influenced her enchanting pieces. Event includes tea and sweets.
BOOK HERE: https://www.trybooking.com/CTIHF
Email: director@kinrossarts.org.au