Pittwater Life April 2018 Issue
Safety First: Reducing risk on Mona Vale Rd. We Will Remember: ANZAC Day. Tina Harrod: Island Life. 40 Years' Courtship: Careel Bay Tennis Club
Safety First: Reducing risk on Mona Vale Rd. We Will Remember: ANZAC Day. Tina Harrod: Island Life. 40 Years' Courtship: Careel Bay Tennis Club
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SPLASHES OF<br />
CREATIVITY<br />
The Creative Space at<br />
North Curl Curl will<br />
hold its first curated<br />
exhibition, Invisible Bridges<br />
(produced by Cassia<br />
Bundock) from May 12 to<br />
May 19. Cross-culturalism,<br />
sexuality, spirituality and<br />
knowledge are some of the<br />
themes running through<br />
painting, photography,<br />
video, textiles, collage and<br />
sculpture. Collaborating<br />
artists are Danilo<br />
Brandão, Abbie Hashimoto,<br />
Cyma Hibri, Cassio Leitão,<br />
Fernanda O’Connell, Paula<br />
do Prado, and Louise<br />
Whelan. The exhibition runs<br />
daily from 10am to 4pm;<br />
entry is free. More info<br />
paulistagallery.com.au<br />
* * *<br />
The Avalon Craft<br />
Cottage members are<br />
busily preparing for their<br />
first showing for <strong>2018</strong><br />
at St Ives Village from<br />
Easter Monday <strong>April</strong> 2.<br />
Their stall will be situated<br />
downstairs, outside the<br />
Newsagency, and will run<br />
normal business hours<br />
until Sunday 8th <strong>April</strong><br />
(closing 4pm). A great<br />
display of woodwork will<br />
be a focus, as well as all<br />
the usual handcrafted<br />
jewellery, baby gifts, handknitted<br />
jackets, booties,<br />
shawls; plus scarves, bed<br />
sox, patchwork quilts, and<br />
screen-printed tea towels.<br />
More info call Rita on<br />
9918 2748.<br />
Workshop autumn<br />
ideas at the SAS<br />
The Autumn Art School<br />
at Sydney Art Space in<br />
<strong>April</strong> offers many great art<br />
workshops for adults and<br />
children to get their teeth into<br />
– and burn off the chocolate<br />
bunnies!<br />
Convenor Christine Simpson<br />
says areas of interest (for ages<br />
16 and up) include a three-day<br />
sculpture casting intensive<br />
called Body Parts and Found<br />
Objects.<br />
“Other hot workshops include<br />
Drawing Fundamentals<br />
after Banksy; Experimental<br />
Watercolour; Soapstone Carving;<br />
Relief Printmaking and<br />
Coiled Vessels using Upcycled<br />
Fabrics,” said Christine.<br />
She added two wonderful<br />
workshops for children are<br />
also scheduled – Printmaking,<br />
Painting and Collage (with<br />
the theme ‘Monsters from<br />
the Narrabeen Lagoon’); plus<br />
Fabulous Poms Poms!<br />
For more info and costings<br />
visit sydneyartspace.com or<br />
phone 0402 532 957.<br />
Meanwhile, Christine reminds<br />
regulars that Term<br />
2 coursework kicks off on<br />
Tuesday May 1.<br />
Art <strong>Life</strong><br />
The Local Voice Since 1991<br />
APRIL <strong>2018</strong> 39
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