I taught art at secondary and tertiary level for over 20 years. Although my training included practice in sculpture, print making, photography, drawing and painting, my choice of medium is pastel. It isn’t just “chalk”, it is incredibly versatile and forgiving. But,...
Fiona is a self-employed multi-media artist working with concept ideas and recycling education programs for libraries, schools and early learning centres. She designs and delivers workshops wherever roads go, and also at her home studio in Kelso, NSW. T.Arts Gallery...
Julie’s path into ceramics began in high school, where her Year 12 major work was a series of hand-built spherical forms, finished with an oxide wash. This early introduction and experimental approach to ceramics defines her practice to this day. Over the following...
Following a long career in the media (TV, newspapers, magazines, film) Prue has finally had a chance to follow her heart to beautiful Bathurst. Drawn to it from her first glimpse of rolled hay bales in open fields, panoramic skyscapes and warm afternoon light she...
The sudden end of an extensive midwifery career led me to a “what now” moment.So, following the footsteps of my mother and grandmother I purchased the basic necessities and taught myself to paint. Making art quickly became my new passion resulting in a body of...
Kerry Mahoney Kerry studied fine art at the Julian Ashton Art School in the 1970s, but feels she gained more from her mentor the late John Ogburn who introduced her to modern art and the ideas of Carl Jung. She agrees with Jung that dreams and works of art are the... 