Studio News

Next brochure is now available for August till December 2010. download PDF brochure

Next workshop will be held

Mixed Water Medium with Jenny Newbound

Sat 14th August 2010

3 - 5pm, Children $35

Sun 15th August 2010

10am till 4pm, Adult, $55

BYO lunch to share

All materials supplied.

Batik and Silk Dyeing

Traditional with Lynly Boyle

Sept 26th 2010, Adult $95

Art & Soul Intuiative Art

Patrice Kennedy

No experience required

Sat ,16th Sept 2010,Children $35

Sun 17th Sept 2010 Adult, $70

Crazy Clowns

Raeleen Pfeiffer 

Clay clown money box,

Sat, 4th Dec 2010, Children $35

Adult $55

Festive drawings, Life clown model

Sun, 5th Dec 2010

  

Previous workshops

Bush dyeing, by Lynly Boyle and Raeleen Pfeiffer

The workshop Sunday 27th June 2010 was well attended and results were amazing. Next step is a batik workshop using commercial dyes on silk for adults. This will run 27th September 2010, Sun 10am till 4pm.

A Mosaic workshop by Kerrie Bellete of Wagga was held at Strayleaves Art Studio on the 5th June 2010.  Children made whales, hearts and fish.  It was a very cold day and what better way to spend a cold afternoon than making something creative using tiles mirror and glass beads.  Well done everyone.

Please contact Strayleaves to book in.

Jewellery by Amanda Dunn 20th March 2010

The children made bracelets and earings for their mums auntys and sisters cousins etc.... They had a great day.

Funky Clay teapots 2009.

Conducted by Kathryn Powderly

was well attended by local children and adults from The Rock and Yerong Creek.

Everyone had a very successful day.   

There was a Mad Hatters Tea Party performed by School of Arts Community Theatre straight after the adult workshop from 3pm till 5pm.  This was very funny indeed.

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

 

Robert Yates of Yerong Creek Funky Clay teapots, 15th August 2009

  

Past Exhibitions

Boudior

Painting, drawings, collage on the feminine

Mad Hatter Party.

Linda Galbraith presented artworks based around tea drinking.  

  

Rockbottom Originals Jewellery

Raeleen also displays one of a kind jewellery created by Amanda Dunn on a permanent bases.  Amanda can make pieces to order.