Artists to work with a regenerative farmers situated between the Murray and the Murrumbidgee rivers in southern NSW. The aim is share the vision of creativity of the farmer and his working palate in the landscape with the artist’s impression of the landscape.
Travelling Exhibition to four states of Australia with artists and Farmers at regional Galleries. Starts 24th October 2020 at Albury Library Museum. In collaboration with the National Museum of Australia ACT.
For your opportunity to paint and draw with some of Australia’s most respected artists we have a variety of workshops coming up for both beginners and experienced artists.
Be inspired by the Murray Valley landscape and ecosystems working on Bibbaringa by enjoying a weekend of author presentations and a day of specialised workshops with world renowned writers.
An opportunity to work and paint with one of Australia’s leading abstract artists. Be challenged by learning about art and regenerative agriculture.
$400 per person for two days, includes lunch, tea and coffee. Bookings essential as numbers are limited to 15 people.
Starts 10am at Bedarbidgal Farm Hay NSW 2711
Optional Dinner in the Woolshed on Saturday evening 5.30pm. $35 per person and BYO drinks.
Please join us and book your tickets at trybooking.com/BQCBS.
Talk to farmers about how they combine native revegetation and conservation with a productive ecological and financial business. This is a real opportunity to see how artist Carmel Wallace and the Brokensha’s see the landscape.
Please join us and book your tickets at trybooking.com/BQUXB. Tickets are limited!
Saturday 26th to Sunday 27th June 2021 An opportunity to work and paint with one of Australia’s leading abstract artists. Be challenged by learning about art and regenerative agriculture. $400…
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A regional Victorian art exhibition is being showcased at a national level, taking pride of place on the walls of the National Museum of Australia in Canberra.
