Welcome to
Tresillian Arts Centre
Term 1 2021
8 February to 1 April
*some classes start
1 February due to Public Holidays
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Book online from Monday 14 December 9am
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School holiday bookings open 30 November
Tresillian is a vibrant community arts centre that provides recreational courses and activities for adult students.
With four term programs each year, there is a wide variety of courses on offer including arts, languages, handicrafts and wellbeing. A quarterly school holiday program for children and youth provides an opportunity to learn new skills in a fun and creative atmosphere. In 2021, we also have a range of after school art classes, for children aged 5 -17 years.
Tresillian has a regular exhibition schedule with a feature artist showing each month. We begin 2021 with PAWA’s Group exhibition ‘Pressing Matters’, in which printmakers reflect on contemporary matters, and use various printmaking techniques. Following this, Angela Davis’ solo exhibition ’North to South 2021’, in March, is a series of landscape paintings inspired by travels in remote WA.
We look forward to welcoming you all in 2021- a new year to learn and grow at Tresillian Arts Centre.
Lisa Macfarlane Reid,
Coordinator
Feature image - Blue Dragon Acrylic on Canvas – Fiona Buchanan, tutor
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TERM 1 2021 – 8th February – 1st April 2021
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Exhibitions
Pressing Matters - PAWA members exhibition
Pressing Matters
8 February - 6 March
PAWA members' exhibition of works that reflect on contemporary matters, using various printmaking techniques. Collectively, Pressing Matters tells a story about the constant exchanges between our materials, environments and practices and can be read by viewers as a conversation.
Gallery open
Mon - Fri 9am - 4pm
Saturdays 10am - 4pm
Opening Event - 12 February 6 - 8 pm
Image: Haya Cohen Point of View Etching 2019
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Events
What is Good and Bad Art?
In this wide-ranging overview, Emeritus Professor Richard Read explores the idea that ‘bad’ works of art reveal the problem that ‘successful’ works of art conceal and that this effect of ‘failure’ has therefore been an essential quality of truly experimental art, especially over the last century.
When
Feb 17, 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM