Here's a little glimpse of what Paola Balla is making with the children at Mother of God School at Ardeer.
This is Bunjil's nest, which she made with the children last Tuesday. It was brought out to be part of a smking ceremony for a mural that the children made recently to acknowledge the traditional owners of the land, the Wurundjeri People. The children were very proud of this nest that they have made with Paola.
In 2014 Gallery Sunshine Everywhere received a community Grant from Brimbank Council, to explore making art with local communities 'outside the frame'. Here's what happened!
Saturday, August 30, 2014
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Sunshine Harvester School - growing beanbags
At Sunshine Harvester Primary School, we have been trying out various ways of printing onto fabric which explore ideas of growing with the artist Charlotte Clemens.
We used fabric textas to draw about growing and then we made sponge shapes of animals to print. We used leaves and stencils to make other sorts of prints.
These pieces of fabric will be made into beanbags by Charlotte and Debbie.
Then they will go on tour to the libraries and come back to Sunshine Harvester School so the grade two students who made them will be able to sit on them and enjoy their artwork.
We used fabric textas to draw about growing and then we made sponge shapes of animals to print. We used leaves and stencils to make other sorts of prints.
These pieces of fabric will be made into beanbags by Charlotte and Debbie.
Then they will go on tour to the libraries and come back to Sunshine Harvester School so the grade two students who made them will be able to sit on them and enjoy their artwork.
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
window pictures with the AMES Youth Class at St Albans
Artists Rhiannon Thomas and Debbie Qadri made window pictures with the Youth Class at AMES for the St Albans Library.
Don't they look great!
and here's a link to the article in the Star Weekly about the artwork at the library\http://www.brimbank.starweekly.com.au/story/1803922/brimming-out-of-the-frame-art-speaks-all-languages/
Don't they look great!
and here's a link to the article in the Star Weekly about the artwork at the library\http://www.brimbank.starweekly.com.au/story/1803922/brimming-out-of-the-frame-art-speaks-all-languages/
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Outdoor abstract art installation at Maidstone Community Centre
On Saturday 19th July Gallery Sunshine Everywhere volunteers worked with children at SAIL (Sudanese Australian Integrated Learning) to make an installation for the fence of the Community Centre.
here are the pictures of the making process and installation.
here are the pictures of the making process and installation.
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