seed.art.lab
workshops
Exploring seed diversity
through art with Sophie Munns
Since launching the 'Seeds through an Artist's Lens' workshop program in 2015 at PlantBank, Australian Botanic Gardens, Mt Annan, NSW the artist has conducted one day, weekend and extended workshops in various Australian venues, including Botanic Gardens, Education Institutions, private residences, Community & Arts-related forums as well as at her Brisbane Northside home studio, SeedArtLab. Two residencies in Hong Kong, May & Nov 2017 led to a program of classes for School Students of various age groups, a Saturday workshop for Art Teachers of Hong Kong, and 2 workshops at St James Creation, an Arts foundation for Disabled participants in Wanchai, HK.
A recent publication of the new CREATIVE INQUIRY text book accompanying the Syllabus for Year 12 Visual Art in Queensland features a Case Study on the artist under Art As Lens, 7 pages of text & images on the artist's work & project Homage to the Seed.
It's the intention of the artist to continue to grow this work in education & communication around the project's Seeds through an Artist's Len's program whilst carrying out ongoing research and Art production.
NEXT SEEDARTLAB WORKSHOP: SATURDAY MARCH 16TH - Click for INFO and Bookings HERE!
For all queries about the Artist's availability for residencies, teaching, lectures, workshops and classes:
Contact Sophie Munns
for enquiries & bookings
EMAIL
seedartlabstudio
M: 0430 599 344
SeedArtLab, Brisbane, Australia
On facebook: Homage to the Seed
Click View More to see the artist on IG.
for enquiries & bookings
seedartlabstudio
M: 0430 599 344
SeedArtLab, Brisbane, Australia
On facebook: Homage to the Seed
Click View More to see the artist on IG.
Photo above from September Weekend Workshop in Bangalow, Northern NSW. Our first morning was spent exploring seed diversity through a series of lively visual experiments set up both indoors and outside in the extensive hillside garden surrounds.
Click on image below to visit the INFO/booking page where the event is described in full ... an overview of the usual workshop approach is available.
Click image above to read about the September 2018 Bangalow Workshop as an example of what is covered on a weekend workshop.
