Soldiers Hill Artist Collective SHAC comprises a group of artists of varied art methods who live in the historic district of Soldiers Hill, Ballarat. The collective is the brainchild of Lynne Makings an artist who was struck by the many local artists she met whilst she and her husband Ken were walking out and about in the district.
SHAC is a diverse group of practising artists who all live in Soldiers Hill. Our objective is to maintain an open and inclusive collective that is focused on promoting local arts and artists, whilst reinforcing the positive social benefit of the arts within our immediate community. We are committed to maintaining a sustainable framework for art projects within Soldiers Hill and creating a suburb that is both externally and internally identified as a place where creative diversity is valued and promoted as a community virtue. (S. Fredericks).
IG: @shacballarat
SEE BELOW: 2022 Artist Walk and Workshops
SHAC is a diverse group of practising artists who all live in Soldiers Hill. Our objective is to maintain an open and inclusive collective that is focused on promoting local arts and artists, whilst reinforcing the positive social benefit of the arts within our immediate community. We are committed to maintaining a sustainable framework for art projects within Soldiers Hill and creating a suburb that is both externally and internally identified as a place where creative diversity is valued and promoted as a community virtue. (S. Fredericks).
IG: @shacballarat
SEE BELOW: 2022 Artist Walk and Workshops
SHAC Workshop One:
- Introduction: Botanical Printing with Olwyn Fraser: Botanically printing a COTTON scarf. length.......using an iron blanket. Sunday 22 May / Time: 11 am - 3pm / Cost $40 per person - Venue: 402 Gregory St, Soldiers Hill VIC 3350 - Convenor: Ms Olwyn Fraser, an experienced textile artist and member of SHAC, Olwyn has run many botanical dyeing workshops in Ballarat and regional Victoria. Children under 16 must be supervised by an adult. - Maximum participants each workshop: 10. Minimum number of participants 6. - Participants to bring pen and paper for notes, wear old clothes and closed in shoes - BYO lunch, tea and coffee supplied. -Materials supplied: Plants conducive to dying, various mordants, wool, string, cotton. - Results: Participants will take home a completed work - If time permits we will also explore another method of Botanical printing Book here: https://www.trybooking.com/BYSPR |
SHAC Workshop Two:
Introduction: Stitch Basket Weaving with Judith Bryce Participants will be taught the preliminary steps of stitch basket weaving Sunday 22 May / Time: 11 am - 3pm / Cost: $40 - Venue: 402 Gregory St, Soldiers Hill VIC 3350 - Convenor: Ms Judith Bryce, an experienced fibre artist and member of SHAC. Judith has exhibited her work in many exhibitions in Ballarat. Children under 16 must be supervised by an - Maximum participants each workshop: 10 Minimum number 6 - Participants to bring pen and paper for notes, please bring your own lunch and an apron and closed in shoes - BYO lunch, tea and coffee supplied. - Materials: Material will be supplied. These will include Needles, raffia, other natural plants which can be incorporated into basket making. - Results: Participants will take home a sample of basket making to be completed at home Book here: https://www.trybooking.com/BYSQC |
CRAFT LAB 2022 BALLARAT:
ROSEY KING - Date/Time: Saturday May 21 & 28 / Sunday 22 & 29 / Time: 9.30-4.30 each day - About: Rosey King will be exhibiting and demonstrating her felting. - Venue: Ballarat Mining Exchange, 16 Lydiard Street North, Ballarat Vic 3350 No need to book but view Craft Lab website for further information. See website link: www.creativeballarat.com.au/craftdesign |
CRAFT LAB 2022 BALLARAT:
JUDITH BRYCE - STITCH BASKET WEAVING WITH - Date/Time: Tuesday May 24th / Time: 5 pm – 8pm / Cost: $30/$25 - Venue: Ballarat Mining Exchange, 16 Lydiard Street North, Ballarat Vic 3350 - About: Weaving and fibre artist Judith Bryce works with raffia and foraged materials to create a connection with nature and the surrounding lands. In this workshop Judith will share how to add stitch basket weaving to a create a vessel from a foraged base. Suitable for both experienced and beginner weavers, each participant will begin a piece and learn the necessary skills to complete at home. - Maximum participants: 10 - All materials will be supplied. The link to Try Booking: https://www.trybooking.com/BYUJV Also see website link: www.creativeballarat.com.au/craftdesign |