Join us for the QATA Term 1, 2025 In the Studio online event Introduction to stencils with artist Sarah Sculley for teachers. Sarah Sculley has been included in the Second Edition of Creative Inquiry: Visual Art for Queensland Senior Secondary Students.

In this workshop you will:

• Learn about the Nambour State College x Sarah Sculley Artist-in-residence program (Liz Clout)

• See Sarah’s art and mural work and influences

• Have the opportunity to learn about and book Sarah’s School Workshops

• Learn how to turn a photograph into a stencil using Adobe Photoshop

• How to cut stencils and use spray paint to create your own street art masterpiece.

Feel free to bring your own photo/stencil templates, or use the supplied photo/template. You will learn how to effectively create, cut and spray stencils. As well as learning different spray paint techniques and blends to create your own unique design. Participants will be able to ask questions.

FREE for QATA members
Non-members $15

Born in 1981, Sarah Sculley is a Sunshine Coast-based street artist whose vibrant and dynamic creations reflect her passion for colour, typography, and the female form. Her work seamlessly blends these elements into layered, eye-catching compositions that find life on diverse surfaces, including canvas, paper, surfboards, and skate decks.

Sarah’s artistic journey has been one of continuous evolution and global resonance. Since her first solo exhibition in Shanghai, China, in 2005, her work has travelled the world, captivating audiences in the UK, USA, Asia, and across Australia. Her art has earned widespread recognition, including features in Home Design Magazine, Grand Designs, the Sunshine Coast Daily, and idN (International Design Network). A proud finalist in the 2022 Art Lovers Australia Prize, Sarah continues to push creative boundaries with every project.

A true specialist in large-scale art, Sarah brings bold visions to life through her extra-large canvas works, murals, and impactful street art. Her ability to transform spaces with her distinctive style has established her as a leading figure in contemporary street art.

With a mission to create art that sparks connection and change, Sarah Sculley’s work transcends aesthetics. Whether displayed in a gallery, adorning a city wall, or gracing the surface of a surfboard, her art invites viewers to explore the interplay of femininity, strength, and bold creativity.

Each piece tells a story, brought to life by Sarah’s signature use of colour and form. Her artistic voice resonates with energy and purpose, making her an enduring and influential force in the street art community.

Sarah is the Artistic Director for NFP Women on the Wall, a global organisation that supports female-identifying artists in low-socioeconomic communities to develop their placemaking and mural skills to act as a voice for the female community. She also hosts the podcast Art + Business + Murals and mentors artists on the business-side of art.