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Find the best art events and make the most of your time today in Melbourne. From music to pets and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.

IMAGINATOR is an immersive walk-through play experience designed for all ages. This innovative event uses light, sound, sculpture, and scent to create a unique environment spanning over 1000m2. Participants can explore interactive installations, including a giant inflatable bubble, a light maze, and a cosmic abyss. IMAGINATOR is a collaborative effort by fashion designers, architects, musicians, and artists, celebrating imagination, technology, and play.

Join us every Tuesday for our friendly social knitting group weekly! We provide the patterns, templates, wool, needles, afternoon tea and a warm cuppa of your choice provided. All abilities welcome :) Completed items are donated to KOGO - Who provide hand knitted items of warmth and comfort to the most vulnerable and disadvantaged in our community.
Join us for a screening of Everything, Everywhere All at Once, hosted by Monash University Library (Caulfield). Light snacks provided.

Make a coil basket using natural materials of raffia. You will be shown examples of some baskets using different materials and designs to inspire your own creations. Please note this is a 2hr class so you can get going on your basket during class time. In this hands-on class we will learn: How to start a basket, Coiling the base, Shaping the basket, How to finish the basket. All art materials are supplied. Robyn Bunting will be teaching you.

Join Sally at ELK Albert Park for an intimate styling workshop with exclusive offers, free coffee and morning tea

The Artful Dodgers Studio and Ecological Justice Hub now share a site in Brunswick - come celebrate with us!
Finding Cherade: A Ragtrader's Diary is a documentary following James Morris on his search for his grandfather’s lost fashion label. The event combines a cinematic screening including a Q&A with director James Morris. Attendees will be the first to see Finding Cherade: a Ragtraders Diary & exhibition, as well as understand from James what is involved in moving a project from concept to screen, including collaboration, production planning, and the creative decision-making required to bring a vision to life with honest discussion around what worked, what didn’t, and the workarounds used along the way. The session will also explore how the film was shot using the Nikon ZR, with insight into how the camera can be used in larger productions, the set up that was used. Attendees will have the opportunity to get hands-on with the Nikon ZR, explore its video features, and ask questions directly with guidance from the filmmakers.

Memories are often felt before they can be articulated. Though frequently ineffable, they come to us as abstract images, dreams, or almost cinematic snapshots that flash before our mind's eye. A memorial is intended to evoke this strange process of remembering, to generate a space and time of contemplation that allows us to build a new relationship to things at risk of forgetting. In this conversation, world-renowned artist Kathy Temin and award-winning architect Kerstin Thompson will consider the purpose, meaning, and importance of memorials in our time. Joined on stage by gallerist Anna Schwartz, this program will also provide exceptional insight about the enriching and challenging process of creating memorial works of art and architecture. This will undoubtedly be an evening to remember.

In this fun and accessible art class, you'll learn to draw and colour products from your pantry! Grab a pack of biscuits or a bag of chips and come and learn how to create beautiful illustrations. This beginner class is perfect to get back into observation drawing and get great results following Emilie’s easy tricks and clear explanation. Commercial products are a great thing to sketch - their bright colours, text and logos will make your illustration really recognisable even if you’re not super confident with your drawing skills. Fun warm ups, Some great drawing tips for complete beginners. Sharpen your observational skills and develop focus and concentration

A supportive and calm environment, helping you enjoy being creative with your kids, knowing you don’t have to clean up afterwards! This is a Mothers Day special event! Toddler and pre-school Art Playgroup in the Inner West of Melbourne. Suits kids 1-5 years old (younger siblings welcome and free). What will we be doing? There will be a few different activities happening all at the same time, so the kids can walk around, move between things, change what they are doing, and choose something they are interested in. We will be celebrating all the mums, grandmas, and other special mum figures in the kids lives. We will be outside in the courtyard of a cafe, doing lots of creative and arty things: drawing, scribbling and stamping their hearts out, there will be butchers paper on tables for open ended fun, general painting, using special window crayons to draw on a mirror, colouring in sheets on clipboards that they can walk around with, and having lots of fun! These sessions are more about learning to love art, than creating any final masterpiece. The kids are always encouraged to express themselves however they like and be creative, so if they are more interested in mixing all the coloured paint together and putting handprints on the paper than anything else, it's more than fine! They will still enjoy themselves. :) Why should I come? It's lots of fun. Helps your child be creative and learn to love art. An opportunity to do something different. Meet new people – both you and your child. Helps build fine motor skills. Helps with pre-writing skills. Can help teach kids that mess is ok, and making mistakes is ok too. You don't have to think of an art activity to do at home. You don't have to clean up afterwards! This is also a great way to give your kids the experience of painting and making lots of mess, if you the parent are a bit apprehensive about making that mess yourself at home. Come to my sessions and make the mess with me, keeping your house clean. There is no pressure and a very easy going environment. There will be lots of scribbles, there will be smooshes of paint that you can't recognise as a picture, and there will be some great photos that you can take. Extra info Snacks and breastfeeding welcome. I'll be taking photos throughout the morning and using them for marketing and promotional purposes. If you'd prefer your child is not included please simply let me know. We will be painting, so please dress accordingly! I have some art smocks, but only a limited amount. Depending on how many children attend, there may not be enough for all. If you have your own art smock please bring it along. If your child has any allergies please let me know, as I often use recycled fruit cartons etc. There is both free and ticketed car parking close by. This is very close to the Seaholme train station. Exchange and refund policy I know parenting can be tricky, and sleepless nights, sickness and tantrums occur. Firstly, if you're having a bad morning don't feel like you need to stay home, this is a group of parents and we will all understand. This is a safe space and meltdowns are fine! (in saying that, please bring snacks to help avoid hangry kids!) All bookings made within 24 hours of purchase can receive a refund, no questions asked, just send me a request. tegan@thefuninart.com.au Up to 24 hours of class, if you send me through a request I can change your ticket to another upcoming session (if there are availabilities in your chosen replacement). Within 24 hours of class, no refunds or exchanges sorry. Please feel free to gift your ticket to a friend! More days and times available at www.thefuninart.com.au/timetable All sessions are designed to be one-off and drop in. Please book in using the link in event ahead of time as some events do sell out. Walk in's are totally fine, as long as there is space. Please check my social media on the morning of a session to see if drop-in's are available. Powered by Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

Welcome message, tour, admin, studio protocols (makeup classes, identifying work) and health and safety. Week 1. MAKING ON Wheel Week 2. MAKING on wheel Week 3/4/5/6/7 Bring wheel pieces together with hand building Create a salt pig is a specialized, often ceramic or clay, kitchen container designed to store salt for easy access while cooking, featuring a wide-mouthed, angled, or hooded opening that protects the salt from kitchen debris, humidity, and grease. They are typically kept near the stove and offer a hygienic, convenient way to pinch or spoon salt. Tall vases putting together thrown pieces Use moulds to make bowls and combining them with wheel thrown pieces. 8. GLAZING Introduction Activity: Outcome: Course Dates Wednesday 6 May to Wednesday 24 June Cost 1 bag of clay, basic tools, bisque firing, basic midfire firing glazes). Please note the Centre is closed on Mondays so access to the ceramics studio will be via Fleur via our Queens street entrance.
Four weeks on Wednesdays 1pm - 3pm beginning 6 May. Whether you're a beginner or more advanced, these sessions offer a hands-on and engaging introduction to the art of wheel-thrown ceramics. Fleur provides support at every stage, from brainstorming your first designs to the final touches on your piece. Throughout the term, you'll learn the essentials: how to center and throw clay, shaping it into forms such as bowls, mugs, and vases. As your skills progress, you'll explore trimming techniques that refine your work, along with basic construction, surface decoration, and glazing methods. Discover the rewarding process of creating ceramics on the wheel and unlock your creative potential by enrolling in one of our terms.