FACE LOOK THE CORNUCOPIA ART GROUP PORTRAITURE PROJECT 3 DECEMBER - 7 MARCH 2014 OPENING 2PM INSIDEOUT GALLERY, NORTHERN SYDNEY EDUCATION CONFERENCE CENTRE The Gallery is in the grounds of Macquarie Hospital, Wicks Road. Ryde This project has been supported by a Cultural Grant from the City of Ryde 2012 Community Grants For more information please contact Krisina Tito on 98875698

Face Look Project

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Artists of the Cornucopia Art Group have attended portraiture workshops this year, each artist making a body of work. Here is a sample of the work that will be available for viewing at an Exhibition at the Inside Out Gallery Details below.

Project Insideout would like to officially invite you to join us for the opening of the ‘Face Look’ exhibition at the Insideout Gallery in the Northern Sydney Education Centre (NSEC).
OPENING
Tuesday 3rd December 2013
2pm
Insideout Gallery
Northern Sydney Education Conference Centre.
* Refreshments will be provided at this event
For more information please contact Kristina Tito on 98875698
This project has been supported by a Cultural Grant from the City of Ryde 2012 Community Grants

Self Portraits - Face Look Project

The last two weeks we have been making self portraits. Students have been working from photographs, mirrors and memory. The emphasis has been on structure and using lovely thick and colourful paint. Ive also encouraged the students to use the brush as a drawing tool. Some students have started on their second work, the portrait being more formal the second more abstract.

"Face Look" Cultural Project 2013

The "Face Look" project is underway. The Cornucopia Art Group received a cultural grant to run the portrait painting/making project from the Ryde Council. The group have been working since January on preparation for the project. The main outcome for the project is for the artists to produce a body of work centred around the theme of explorations in to identity. Official start was last week and the first workshop was centred around building a 'small' clay bust. The results were exceptional. We have a total of 14 artists involved in this project. The small busts will be fired - here they are drying.