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SUMMARY:William Morris and the Strawberry Thief
DESCRIPTION:STORYTELLING PERFORMANCE: ‘WILLIAM MORRIS & THE STRAWBERRY THIEF’\n \nCastlemaine Fringe Festival 2023\n– Joanna Laurie\, www.blackirisstoryteller.com \nJoin me as we amble together through the wondrous world of William Morris; artist\, poet\, designer and grandfather of the Arts and Crafts Movement. Inspired by nature and beauty\, we do a little digging to discover how Morris’s legacy weaved its way into the creative lives of the Leviny sisters of Buda House and inspired the budding artistic community of Castlemaine. \nBook Now\n 
URL:https://budacastlemaine.org/event/william-morris-and-the-strawberry-thief/2023-03-23/
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SUMMARY:Exhibition - A European Australian Connection
DESCRIPTION:Buda Historic Home and Garden is the European villa of Hungarian silversmith Ernest Leviny built during the Victorian goldrush. Damon Kowarsky is an Australian artist working across drawing printmaking and painting who will address this European Australian connection as an exhibition within the heritage home. Having travelled extensively\, Kowarsky uses precise artmaking techniques to question architectural exteriors in Australia and Europe presenting factual reality as an illusion with a pristine finish and tactile nature. \n   \nEquinox Printmaking is operated by long-standing printmakers Nancye Canobie and Keith Wiltshire and specialises in both stone and metal plate lithography. Sharon Greenaway is a Bendigo based floral artist and photographer\, who’s artistic practice revolves around creating exquisite art\, juxtaposed with the fragility of humanity and our place in the natural world of the Central Goldfields region. Equinox and Greenaway will explore the connection between the European heritage garden and its context within the Central Victorian landscape as one of the most significant large nineteenth or early twentieth century suburban gardens surviving in Victoria. \nGeneral Admission applies \nNaarm – Damon Kowarsky \nEquinox Printmaking \nFloral Art by Sharon Greenaway \nDamon Kowarsky studied printmaking at Victorian College of the Arts and Glasgow School of Art. Since graduating he has travelled extensively. Architecture and the colours of earth and sky inspire much of his work. \nKowarsky is the recipient of awards including a Toyota Community Spirit Artist Travel Award\, Creative Victoria New Works Grant and Australia Council Asia-Australia Creative Partnerships Grant. He has worked as a scientific\, courtroom\, and archaeological illustrator. \nIn 2007 he taught drawing and studied miniature painting at Beaconhouse National University Lahore. In 2010\, 2014\, and 2017 he taught printmaking at Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture Karachi. \nKowarsky exhibits regularly in Australia and abroad\, including solo exhibitions in Melbourne\, Hong Kong\, New York\, Philadelphia\, Wellington\, Cairo\, Damascus\, Lahore\, Islamabad and Karachi. \nIn 2014 and 2017 he was artist in residence at Guanlan Original Printmaking Base. In 2015 he was part of the Bait al Zubair Museum’s inaugural artist in residence program. In 2016 he completed a two month residency in France with the support of the Alfred and Trafford Klots International Program for Artists. In 2018 Warrnambool Art Gallery undertook a substantial survey exhibition of his prints\, paintings and drawings. He is currently working on a series of new etchings inspired by travels in North and South East Asia. \nEquinox Printmaking is operated by long-standing printmakers Nancye Canobie and Keith Wiltshire. Both artists have exhibited in public and private galleries in regional and metropolitan Australia. \nEquinox Printmaking caters to intaglio and relief printmaking\, as well as being Australia’s preeminent private lithography atelier. The studio specialises in both stone and metal plate lithography. \nSharon Greenaway is a photographic artist specialising in macro photographs of local flora. \nSharon took great delight as well as many hours of work to create these cotton banners that will hang in the Buda garden juxtaposing the European garden. Each banner features local floral wildflowers from the region. \nSupported by Mount Alexander Shire Council
URL:https://budacastlemaine.org/event/exhibition-a-european-australian-connection/
LOCATION:Buda Historic Home and Garden\, 42 Hunter St\, CASTLEMAINE\, VIC\, 3450\, Australia
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SUMMARY:William Morris and the Strawberry Thief
DESCRIPTION:STORYTELLING PERFORMANCE: ‘WILLIAM MORRIS & THE STRAWBERRY THIEF’\n \nCastlemaine Fringe Festival 2023\n– Joanna Laurie\, www.blackirisstoryteller.com \nJoin me as we amble together through the wondrous world of William Morris; artist\, poet\, designer and grandfather of the Arts and Crafts Movement. Inspired by nature and beauty\, we do a little digging to discover how Morris’s legacy weaved its way into the creative lives of the Leviny sisters of Buda House and inspired the budding artistic community of Castlemaine. \nBook Now\n 
URL:https://budacastlemaine.org/event/william-morris-and-the-strawberry-thief/2023-03-24/
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SUMMARY:Bookbinding with Damon Kowarsky and Hyunju Kim
DESCRIPTION:    \nBOOK NOW\nLearn to make your own softcover Japanese bound sketchbook. \nYou will learn a simple and easily repeatable bookbinding technique perfect for making sketchbooks and visual diaries. The workshop will provide suitable paper for one book but the technique can later be adapted to whatever paper you prefer. \nParticipants need to bring \nSteel ruler – 50 cm minimum length \nPencil \nEraser \nGluestick \nCraft knife or cutter with sharp blades \nPoster\, map\, or thin fabric for cover measuring exactly 28 x 58cm. Old maps and navigational charts are particularly good\, as are art posters or anything printed on reasonably durable paper. \n2 inch bulldog clip \nLunch (please bring your own or pop downtown) \nParticipants are suggested to bring a selection of papers to make extra books\, time permitting. These can be a range of new art papers [cartridge\, drawing\, watercolour etc] or smaller offcuts from printmaking projects or other works on paper. Sketchbooks are a great way to reuse and repurpose smaller pieces of paper. Lighter weight [200gsm or under] papers are recommended\, though it can be interesting to make books with a range of different papers in them. \nFollowing the workshop [time permitting] participants will be free to draw in the gardens at Buda in their new sketchbook \nBOOK NOW\nDamon Kowarsky studied printmaking at Victorian College of the Arts and Glasgow School of Art. Since graduating he has travelled extensively. Architecture and the colours of earth and sky inspire much of his work. \nKowarsky is the recipient of awards including a Toyota Community Spirit Artist Travel Award\, Creative Victoria New Works Grant and Australia Council Asia-Australia Creative Partnerships Grant. He has worked as a scientific\, courtroom\, and archaeological illustrator. \nIn 2007 he taught drawing and studied miniature painting at Beaconhouse National University Lahore. In 2010\, 2014\, and 2017 he taught printmaking at Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture Karachi. \nKowarsky exhibits regularly in Australia and abroad\, including solo exhibitions in Melbourne\, Hong Kong\, New York\, Philadelphia\, Wellington\, Cairo\, Damascus\, Lahore\, Islamabad and Karachi. \nIn 2014 and 2017 he was artist in residence at Guanlan Original Printmaking Base. In 2015 he was part of the Bait al Zubair Museum’s inaugural artist in residence program. In 2016 he completed a two month residency in France with the support of the Alfred and Trafford Klots International Program for Artists. In 2018 Warrnambool Art Gallery undertook a substantial survey exhibition of his prints\, paintings and drawings. He is currently working on a series of new etchings inspired by travels in North and South East Asia. \nPartner of Kowarsky\, Hyunju Kim’s magical realism splits worlds and brings different realities together. Recent exhibitions include 2020Secret Garden\, Naive Gallery\, Seoul\, Korea2015 Taseer Art Gallery\, Lahore\, Pakistan; Potogar Gallery\, Rawalpindi\, Pakistan; Zahoor ul Akhlaq Gallery\, Lahore\, Pakistan; Almo Library\, Seoul\, Korea
URL:https://budacastlemaine.org/event/bookbinding-with-damon-kowarsky-and-hynuju-kim/
LOCATION:Buda Historic Home and Garden\, 42 Hunter St\, CASTLEMAINE\, VIC\, 3450\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Artists Talk with Damon Kowarsky & Exhibition launch by David Frazer
DESCRIPTION:BOOK NOW\nMeet the artists presenting an Australian European Connection at Buda Castlemaine\, with a special artist’s talk by Damon Kowarsky and the official opening by David Frazer with wine and canapes. \n“This talk will look at depictions of landscape through my work and the contemporary and historical printmakers who have influenced it. \nLandscape [along with portraiture and still life] is one of the three big themes in art. This talk will consider the ways landscape has expanded and contracted in response to new ideas about the world\, and how it has come to be central to my current practice. \nIn a country as urbanised as Australia there is a paradox in our desire to visually depict landscape as separate from everyday experience – the Heidelberg School famously caught the train to paint their pastoral idylls. \nFor me it is this discomfort with our place in this country that feeds the enduring power of landscape art. It is also\, given the truly astonishing environments we live in and at the margins of\, a huge joy and privilege to be able to depict them through the medium of print.” \nDamon Kowarsky \nDamon Kowarsky | Equinox Printmakers | Sharon Greenaway | Dianne Longley | special guest David Frazer \nBOOK NOW\nDamon Kowarsky studied printmaking at Victorian College of the Arts and Glasgow School of Art. Since graduating he has travelled extensively. Architecture and the colours of earth and sky inspire much of his work. \nKowarsky is the recipient of awards including a Toyota Community Spirit Artist Travel Award\, Creative Victoria New Works Grant and Australia Council Asia-Australia Creative Partnerships Grant. He has worked as a scientific\, courtroom\, and archaeological illustrator. \nIn 2007 he taught drawing and studied miniature painting at Beaconhouse National University Lahore. In 2010\, 2014\, and 2017 he taught printmaking at Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture Karachi. \nKowarsky exhibits regularly in Australia and abroad\, including solo exhibitions in Melbourne\, Hong Kong\, New York\, Philadelphia\, Wellington\, Cairo\, Damascus\, Lahore\, Islamabad and Karachi. \nIn 2014 and 2017 he was artist in residence at Guanlan Original Printmaking Base. In 2015 he was part of the Bait al Zubair Museum’s inaugural artist in residence program. In 2016 he completed a two month residency in France with the support of the Alfred and Trafford Klots International Program for Artists. In 2018 Warrnambool Art Gallery undertook a substantial survey exhibition of his prints\, paintings and drawings. He is currently working on a series of new etchings inspired by travels in North and South East Asia. \nDavid Frazer has exhibited nationally and internationally with over 40 solo exhibitions since 1996 and a number of group exhibitions and prizes throughout Australia\, China\, the UK and Poland. \nHe will be very pleased to open the exhibition.
URL:https://budacastlemaine.org/event/artists-talk-with-damon-kowarsly-exhibition-launch-by-david-frazer/
LOCATION:Buda Historic Home and Garden\, 42 Hunter St\, CASTLEMAINE\, VIC\, 3450\, Australia
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