Off A Sheep's Back
Off A Sheep's Back
Lyn Wardlaw
20 March - 10 April 2024
Free entry. All Welcome!
Off A Sheep's Back
Wool is an incredible and versatile material. In addition to making art, textiles and carpets, another of the many uses of wool is under-sea invasive weed suppression, the natural wool being an environmentally sustainable alternative to plastics.
This collection reflects the diversity of natural wool using a range of “painting” and sculptural techniques.
Through Off A Sheep’s Back you will observe how the artist uses the natural properties of wool to create abstract and beautiful landscapes and whimsical creatures. The artist describes wool as a medium that is absorbing and joy to work with.
Free Events:
Felting Demonstrations
Saturdays 23 & 30 March and 6 April
10am - 11am
Join Lyn Wardlaw in the Community Gallery to see how the artist uses wool fibres to create art.
Booking is not required.
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Green guardian kids (6+) workshop with Artist Robbi Carvalho
Green guardian kids workshops with Artist Robbi Carvalho
Ages 6+
Tuesday 21 January and Tuesday 28 January
10am - 12pm, Franklin Arts Centre, Weta room
$5 entry fee
Robbi Carvalho will give kids a presentation on climate change and endangered animals. The children will then be invited to create their own mythological beings dedicated to saving the planet. This workshop will not only teach painting techniques but also nurture creativity and deepen understanding of environmental themes.
To book:
Tuesday 21 January:
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Tuesday 28 January:
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