Tuesday, 3rd July Demonstration:
Drawing: Investigating and Experimenting with Confidence
with Tim Hardy
Drawing is the most powerful way of seeing objects comprehensively, and this is a major theme of Tim’s session. He demonstrates this key drawing characteristic through using a series of different techniques to draw the same object. In a more extended work, Tim creates a drawing combining different viewpoints of the same object, demonstrating how drawing encourages us to experiment. All of these strategies are easy to adopt, and by practising them we build our confidence in drawing.
Come along to the COACH HOUSE at 12.45pm for the demonstration to begin at 1.00pm.
ENTRY: $10 members $15 visitors ….which includes afternoon tea.
Please remember NO VIDEOS to be taken during the demonstration.
DETAILS OF KAS SEPTEMBER WORKSHOP
TUTOR: JOE BEZZINA
LANDSCAPE IN ACRYLICS
Dates: SEPT 29 AND 30, 2018
Venue: JAMBEROO YOUTH HALL, ALLOWRIE STREET, JAMBEROO
Times 9am – 4pm.
Cost: Members $180, Non members $200
About Joe:
Joseph Bezzina ( FRAS ) is a Sydney based multi awarded artist. He holds an Advanced Creative Fine Arts Certificate and Statement of Attainment in Skills and Practices in Fine Arts, receiving the Highest Achievement Award and five Distinctions. Joseph is a Fellow of the Royal Art Society NSW (RAS) and a teacher for the RAS Art School.
Joseph has won the UTA Paint Your Way to Paris, Wagga Wagga Art Prize, North Sydney Prize and Camberwell Rotary Prize. He is the recipient of the Royal Art Society Medal of Distinction and the Thora Ungar Memorial Award. Joseph has also exhibited as a Finalist in major art prizes such as Mosman Art Prize, Salon des Refus’es, Paddington Art Prize, Mount Eyre Vineyard Prize and the NSW Parliament Plein Air Prize in 2008,2009,2010.
You can find more details of Joe’s work on https://www.josephbezzina.com.au/
Outline of the course: Two days devoted to landscape painting, a different subject each day. Starting with quick colour sketches to help us see major shapes, lines and marks that make up the landscape, Joe will help us observe and paint quickly and loosely to develop expressive brushwork to achieve an individual style. We will be working with thin & thick paint, with spray bottles as well as knives, scrapers & brushes.
Suitable for both beginners and more advanced artists.
To Register: Please email Helen Pain on helen.pain44@gmail.com to register your interest. Please include your contact phone number and method of payment ( cash, cheque, direct deposit)
To Pay: Forward to Treasurer Ray Teasdale:
Cash in an envelope with your name, code word and amount.
Cheque: payable to the Kiama Art Society. Write name and code word BEZ on the back of the cheque. Post to The Treasurer, PO BOX 707, Kiama, 2533
Direct Deposit (online): Westpac BSB: 032 689: Account No. 540 168. Please include your name and Code Word BEZ on your bank statement. Email Helen to indicate you have paid.
Payment of your money will secure your place at the workshop.
NUMBERS ARE LIMITED TO 14. PH: Helen Pain 0432 232 054
GET IN EARLY!
UPDATE: “Truly Local” proposed exhibition.
You may have noticed an entry in our October KAS calendar for a new exhibition to be held at the Kiama Masonic Hall, titled “Truly Local”. This was to be a “members only” exhibition, featuring paintings of our beautiful Kiama Municipality.
The sad news is that due to some unpredictable circumstances, we must cancel the exhibition on this date. The Good news is that it is now proposed for April next year. Save the dates: April 26, 27 and 28, 2019.
Organisers Lea Tucker and Helen Pain apologise to anyone who has started a new work for this exhibition. Of course, you can still enter your work in the Local Area section of the coming KAS Exhibition at the Leagues Club.
Lea and Helen and the KAS Committee are planning that all details of “Truly Local” will be advertised later this year, and it will be up and running in 2019.
ANOTHER CHANGE TO OUR CALENDAR. We have decided not to hold Art in the Park in the months of May June and July due to Mother’s Day falling on the Sunday in May and the unpredictable and cold weather during winter.
Kathy Karas has an exhibition up at Katoomba in Gallery One 88 FINE ARTS titled – ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK.
It runs until 1st JULY and Kathy will be up there on Saturday, 30th JUNE.
In these paintings Kathy was compelled to add just one colour. A pop of orange with some amazing and unpredictable effects.
If you feel like a weekend drive, Katoomba is the place to go.I
Sadly this will be the last newsletter for those who have not renewed their KAS membership as their name will be removed from the membership and mailing lists . We thank them for their past membership.