by Peter Pick | Oct 19, 2021 | NEWS, Blog post
October/November 2021 Issue Number 493 Welcome Welcome to our new look ASOC Newsletter. A really big thank you to everyone who sent in material to make this bumper edition. If you would like to see your news in the next edition (deadline 22 November) or if you have...
by Peter Pick | Oct 16, 2021 | Blog post
An interesting article from Jacksons blog: www.jacksonsart.com/blog/2020/05/22/painting-portraits-via-zoom/ There are some very useful resources at the bottom of the article. FEATURES & EDITORIALS PAINTING PORTRAITS VIA ZOOM 22nd May 2020 by Lisa Takahashi 1 ...
by Peter Pick | Oct 16, 2021 | NEWS, EVENTS, EXHIBITIONS, Blog post
Graeme Drendel The first dance paintings and works on paper 14 – 31 October 2021 The first dance – oil on canvas, 152 x 122cm Graeme Drendel is a Melbourne-based painter whose works depict intriguing vignettes of life, populated by series of eclectic yet...
by Peter Pick | Oct 16, 2021 | NEWS, EVENTS, EXHIBITIONS, Blog post
Dear members, friends and colleagues, We’re delighted to let you know that Megalo Print Studio will be reopening on Friday 29 October! That’s right, in just two weeks our doors will be open – but in accordance with ACT Government public health...
by Peter Pick | Oct 6, 2021 | NEWS, EVENTS, MEMBER NEWS, EXHIBITIONS, Blog post
Notice of Annual General Meeting 2021 to be held online at 2pm – 24th October 2021 The Canberra Art Workshop is inviting you to the 2021 AGM via a Zoom meeting to be held at 2pm on 24th October 2021 Covid restrictions mean we are not able to hold a face-to-face...
by Christopher Gray | Apr 9, 2021 | Blog post
Canberra Art Workshop is currently encouraging members to label their image files in a consistent protocol that helps us correctly use photos of artworks. We now have a huge image library on our website going back a few years and it is becoming almost impossible to...
by Rick Cochrane | Feb 16, 2021 | Blog post
For members who enjoy cutting edge abstraction, you might want to visit Grainger Gallery in the new arts precinct at Dairy Flat Road. Access is a bit of a mess at present as the developer is installing a large water feature immediately in front of the gallery but it...
by Prue Power | Jan 8, 2021 | Blog post
CAW Members are invited to participate in an ANU Research Project Do you enjoy art and have mild to moderate vision loss? Many people enjoy seeing art. For people living with mild to moderate vision loss, the ability to see art can be reduced. Researchers at the...
