Join artist and teacher Monika Scarrabelotti to construct sculptural birds out of recycled materials. Learn the fundamentals of building a sculpture from the ground up, and grasp a greater understanding of working in 3D.

2 day workshop dates:
Day 1 Saturday 21st September 10am-2pm
Day 2 Saturday 28th September

Time: 10am- 2pm, both days

Level: Suitable for all levels

Tickets (prices are for both days): Members Early Bird (if booked before 18 August) $135, Members $155, Non-members $175

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Here in the Blue Mountains we are so lucky to be surround by an abundance of native Australian birdlife. From cockatoos to cassowaries, backyard currawongs to tiny fairy wrens, our feathered friends are so full of colour, character and endless inspiration for artists.

The materials used will be cardboard, wire, hot glue, paint and an assortment of found and recycled objects. Cardboard is a fantastic and highly versatile sculptural material. The lightness, tensile strength, and flexibility of cardboard allows for participants to experiment with form, geometric planes and various textures. Cardboard truly is a surprising and playful material. Using wire for armatures and delicate bird-like legs and feet, and a splash of paint for colour, be amazed as your feathered friends come to life in your hands!