Inspired by the visionary talents of contemporary artists Yayoi Kusama and the imaginative Australian creator Rachel Burke!
Embark on a whimsical journey at our "Polka Dot and Jewel Encrusted Wonderwall" workshop, inspired by the visionary, Yayoi Kusama and the delightful Rachel Burke. Young artists will delve into the realms of mixed media, conjuring vibrant wall art brimming with colour and character.
Yayoi Kusama: Queen of polka dotsCraft dynamic backdrops adorned with polka dots in a variety of sizes and hues, invoking a sense of movement and enchantment.
Rachel Burke: Infuse your creations with sequins, beads, and glitter, weaving textured spells while mastering the art of layering.
Delve into the captivating styles of Kusama and Burke to ignite inspiration. We will unveil techniques for creating textured backgrounds and dazzling embellishments.
Children will unleash their imaginations, experimenting with paints and decorative treasures to craft their wall art.
A fun workshop full of Creative Exploration + Sharing + joyous journey + fabulous wall art that will surely brighten the dullest day. Join us for this enchanting workshop and set your imagination free to conjure a radiant wonderwall!
A little more about the artists:
- Yoyoi Kusama: Often celebrated as the "Queen of Polka Dots," Kusama is a Japanese contemporary artist revered for her enchanting embrace of polka dots and her immersive, avant-garde installations. Her artistic journey traverses diverse mediums—painting, sculpture, film, fashion, and performance art—leaving an indelible mark on generations of creators across the globe.
- Rachel Burke: has showcased her Tactile paintings, swathed in glitter, beads and sugary pastel colours, often sit alongside hand crafted pompoms, and fanciful garments adorned with multi-coloured tinsel. in various galleries throughout Australia, including The Museum of Brisbane, Saint Cloche Gallery, and more she has worked with many high profile clients, and numerous global brands and celebrities including Harry Styles, Cate Blanchett, Disney, LEGO, Barbie, and many more.
Why Artmaking is soooo good for you!
Great for the soul art making is a fabulous way to engage the parts of the brain other activities don't reach!
Pablo Picasso famously said:
“Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.”