upcoming activities

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completed workshops

Following are details of workshops that have been successfully hosted and/or presented by the Dala Artists Group.

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RADF funded workshops

The following professional development workshops were funded, or partially funded, by the RADF grant awarded to DAG.

professional presenters

colin beard photography
photography for artists

Use of digital cameras, methods of photographing art works, and artist profile portraiture.

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sculpture in progress (from a previous worksop)
clay sculpture

Construct a 3-dimensional form using raku clay. This workshop is suitable for beginners and those experienced with using clay.

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an example of Pat Cale's work
experimentation in mixed media

Aesthetics of the visual image, composition, contrast, pattern; colour mixing; methods of abstraction; surface treatments.

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peer workshops

printmaking example
printmaking

Hands-on experimentation with a range of simple printmaking techniques, mixing found objects with traditional methods.

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vertigo 2 section
drawing with pastels

This workshop will introduce you to the potential of pastel work, with an emphasis on experimentation and a playful approach.

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close up of an unfired tile showing scraffito inlayed with slip
tile making

An introduction to making and decorating pottery tiles. Tiles will be hand made and decorated using found objects, slips and coloured glazes.

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photography of the human body
photoshop portrait essentials

An introduction to using Adobe Photoshop™ for enhancing and modifying images of the human body.

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current members

DAG awarded RADF grant for local project

mixed media workshop outcome

DAG was recently awarded a Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) grant for providing a series of professional development workshops and networking opportunities for visual artists of the Upper Mary River region.

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