GROOM, Blyehttp://www.gaffa.com.au/
After completing an Associate Diploma in Jewellery and Object Design at Enmore College in Sydney, Blye has continued work in various areas of the jewellery industry. She has been teaching beading and jewellery making since 2005. Her love and interest in design together with her technical knowledge means she can guide students thoroughly with their metalwork explorations. Blye is currently a resident at Gaffa studios.Contact the artist.
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GWATKIN-WILLIAMS, Joanne
Joanne, who migrated from the UK in 1992, has established herself as a successful printmaking artist, creating unique and limited edition artworks for exhibition and on commission from private clients, (both local and overseas), since 1990. She uses many techniques including etching, collagraph, relief, silkscreen and monotype. She is descended from an artistic family which includes Sir Joshua Reynolds, Joshua Reynolds Gwatkin and Julian Ashton. Joanne loves the patterns and colours and moods of nature and incorporates these in much of her work. Another side to her work can be seen in the more graphic pieces illustrating dragons, imaginary beasts or pictures inspired by her reading of South American literature.Contact the artist.
HARDWICK, Jennifer
Jen qualified as a Photographer in Perth, WA and worked as Wedding & Portrait photographer for many years. She continues to be passionate about the medium and although educated in film and darkroom, she has embraced the new technology and welcomes the ease of being able to take many more images. Combined with her love of graphics and computer skills a natural progression was using computer software to further enhance the images. The marriage of the new photographic technologies and computer post production gives the professional and enthusiastic amateur exposure to endless potential for creating great pictures. She derives pleasure in demonstrating to her students how a few new skills can make even the most technology illiterate beginner blossom.Contact the artist.
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HERRON, Michaelhttp://www.timolsengallery.com;
Michael’s qualifications include BA (Visual Arts), City Art Institute, UNSW, and TAFE Certificate of Fine Art. Michael has been a practising artist in Sydney for twenty two years and a teacher for the past fifteen. Michael has held many exhibitions, both solo and group, receiving many awards including the Sydney Morning Herald Travelling Arts Scholarship and Moyra Dyring Studio, Cite International Des Arts Paris. He has spent four years travelling and painting in Europe, Asia and the US. Since 2005 Michael has held annual exhibitions at the Tim Olsen Gallery in Paddington Sydney. Visit http://artmakertutorials.comContact the artist.
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IVES, Robert
Robert majored in printmaking at NAS. He has experience in many art forms which allows him to draw on a broad skills base. He says, “Art is my love. Teaching is my joy.” For the past 15 years Robert’s course has enabled the student printmaker to find a personalised way of working and to develop their own expression within the medium, through individual tuition.Contact the artist.
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KEAN, Roslyn
Roslyn has studied at the National Art School, Sydney and Slade School of Fine Art, London. With more than thirty years experience as an educator internationally, Roslyn specialises in the contemporary application of Traditional Japanese Woodblock methods of printmaking. Roslyn is represented in international and Australian collections including the Art Gallery of NSW, Australian National Gallery and private collections throughout the world.Contact the artist.
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LESTER, Kerriehttp://www.australiangalleries.com.au
Kerrie Lester is an exhibiting artist, represented by Australian Galleries. An influential educator, Kerrie has lectured at the City Art Institute Sydney, Seaforth Technical College and continues to teach at the National Art School, Sydney as well as COFA, University of NSW where she herself graduated in 1974. Kerrie’s impressive art career expands over a thirty five year period; she has held over 27 solo exhibitions and has been represented in many important group exhibitions including the Biennale of Sydney in 1979 and Australian Perspecta in 1981 and 1985. In addition, Kerrie has been a finalist for sixteen consecutive years for the prestigious Archibald Competition and winning the Packer’s Prize in 1979, as well as receiving a number of major art awards and commissions. Her work is represented in many public, corporate and private art collections across Australia and abroad.Contact the artist.
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LEWIS, Brandt http://www.brandtlewis.com.au
Brandt is an exhibiting artist with post-graduate qualifications in painting, drawing and teaching. He has had 10 solo and 60 group exhibitions. He has had over 20 years teaching experience at the Workshop Arts Centre, TAFE, NIDA, NAS, University of Sydney, and public and private art schools.Contact the artist.
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MALONEY, Cheryl
Cheryl came to the Workshop Arts Centre following successful teaching at various community colleges. Trained through private tuition and studios as a jeweller, Cheryl works both in Australia and Europe on commission and exhibition works. Her small classes are well suited for beginners and enthusiasts.Contact the artist.
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SCHOLZ-WULFING, Denise
Denise has been working as a professional artist since graduating from City Art Institute in 1983. For the past fifteen years she has concentrated on printmaking, more specifically etching and completed a M.Lit (Visual Arts & Design) from the University of New England which focused on the work of Pieter Bruegel the Elder. Denise has had an ongoing fascination with narrative and figurative art and the possibilities and challenges in communicating ideas through etching and other forms of printmaking. Denise often experiments with both image and medium. Denise has had many solo and group exhibitions, and has won prizes for her prints. Denise has also had wide teaching experience since graduating from Sydney Institiute of Education (Dip. Ed. Secondary Art) in 1986, which has included teaching Art in Secondary Schools to teaching adults in small groups.Contact the artist.
SVOBODA, Petra
Petra Svoboda completed her Bachelor of Fine Arts at The National Art School in 2000 majoring in ceramics. Previous to that she studied Art History & Theory at the College of Fine Arts. Petra is currently undertaking a Master of Visual Arts at Sydney College of the Arts and has undertaken artist residencies in both Denmark and Norway. Petra has been running specialised Printing on Clay Workshops at various art centres and TAFE institutions in Sydney since 2002 and exhibits regularly at the Kerrie Lowe Gallery, Helen Stephens Gallery, and The Sturt Craft Centre.Contact the artist.
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TOZER, Tony
Tony studied Fine Arts at Claremont, Western Australia and has a DipEd. from Sydney Teachers’ College. He is an award winning artist who has been exhibiting in solo and group shows since 1983. His teaching positions include workshops at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, the Royal Arts Society and the Workshop Arts Centre. His work has been acquired by a number of private companies and municipal councils and he is listed in ‘Artist & Galleries of Australia’, Volume Two, by Max Germaine.Contact the artist.
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VAYNMAN, Michael
Born to a family of artists, Michael Vaynman has participated in exhibitions since the age of ten. He excelled in sculpture, printmaking, painting and drawing. However sculpture became his focus ten years ago and he has never looked back. Michael has worked in numerous mediums such as clay, plaster, synthetic resins and steel. However stainless steel and bronze are his preferred mediums. Recently his sculptures were selected for, and now feature in the film ‘Mao’s Last Dancer’. Michael produces all his own bronzes, overseeing each process from start to finish. His skill with the materials has led him to lend his expertise in bronze casting and patination to many of Sydney’s other well known sculptors.Contact the artist.
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VOZZO, Vincehttp://www.vozzo.com.au
Vince Vozzo has 30 years experience carving and exhibiting around Australia and is well known to galleries in Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra and Brisbane. He studied at the East Sydney Technical College and Alexander College of Advanced Education. Vince has taught art and stone carving to Archaeology students at Sydney University, Sydney Community College, St George and Meadowbank Technical Colleges as well as private sculpture workshops at his studio. His workshops are extremely popular throughout Australia. Vince had solo exhibitions in 2009 and 2008; travelled to the West Coast of America in 2009 and was represented in private and institutional collections in Australia, UK, Europe, USA and Asia.Contact the artist.
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WADE QUINN, Trishhttp://www.mokuartists.com
Trish is an exhibiting artist painting in watercolour techniques with a modern Chinese colourist background in Mo-Ku (ink and colour splash). Trish studied at Julian Ashton Art School and Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, Singapore. Trish has taught watercolour classes for over 12 years focusing on to a free spirited way of working with colour and light.Contact the artist.
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WADE-LEEUWEN, Bronwenhttp://www.mokuartists.com
Bronwen’s qualifications include BArtEd (COFA), Gd. Dip, Dip Fine Arts, MA and in 2009 a candidate for PhD at Macquarie University. She has taught in various University, TAFE and High Schools both locally and abroad. She has represented Australia in Taiwan as Artist-in-Residence on two occasions in 2003, 2005. Bronwen has been a Board Member of the Workshop Arts Centre since 1986 (President 2005/06, Hon Sec. 2007-09). Bronwen specialises in Eastern/Western drawing, painting and wall murals. Bronwen will be representing Australia at the Venice Art & Society Conference in association with the Venice Biennale July 2009.Contact the artist.
Workshop Arts Centrehttp://www.workshoparts.org.au
The Workshop Arts Centre is an independent not-for-profit art centre and workshop facility established in 1961 to promote and foster appreciation in the creative and visual arts.Contact the artist.
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XIAO, Minhong
Minhong Xiao teaches art in Shanghai and Sydney. She graduated from Shanghai University of Fine Arts in 1982. She further studied at Sydney Art College, Meadowbank TAFE after moving to Sydney in 1988. Ms Xiao endeavours to explore the characteristics of Western and Eastern cultures and methodology of education. Many of her students have won awards from school, as well as local, national and international art exhibitions. She has organised and participated in many national and international art exhibitions. She is represented in private collections both in Australia and overseas.生在中国。上海。任教上海及悉尼地区. 在澳首批学生已毕业于纽 省大学美术本科及硕士专业。很多学生在学校，地区，国家及国际 间画展获奖及赢得好评。1982年毕业于上海师范大学艺术系本科， 1988 年移居悉尼，2005年在悉尼艺术学院进修。专注探索研究东 西方文化，教育的特点，结合运用其精华。自1991年以来参加并组 织多次国内及海外艺术交流画展，作品有被私人及官方收藏。
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