THE Noosa Arts and Crafts Association (NACA) is set to be busy with a slather of workshops planned for July and August, for anyone who likes to get creative.
The NACA is a not-for-profit organisation run mostly by volunteers that provides workshops led by experienced, visiting tutors.
This month, you can enrol in the weekly beginners’ watercolour class that is held every Monday, from 1pm to 4pm. Queensland artist John Newman tutors the class, that is open to anyone who wants to try the art of watercolour.
If you’ve ever wanted to capture the essence of a loved one, then Lizzie Connor’s Portraits for Intermediates workshop is the class for you. The workshop will run for six weeks starting Monday 14 July, from 6pm to 9pm. Classes are $150 for members and $180 for non-members.
The delicate art of Chinese brush painting is back by popular demand. Led by Linda Thurmer, the class will focus on subject matter such as flowering plants and birds and will cover techniques such as composition and brushwork. Classes commence on 22 July, from 9am to noon, and are $60 for members and $90 for non-members.
For those who prefer to get their hands dirty there is the beginners’ pastel workshop. Led by Carolyn Sheather, the classes run for six weeks from 18 July, from 1pm to 3pm. Members are $120 and non-members are $160.
There is also a ceramics course for beginners to intermediates, hosted by Domi Cohen. The six week workshop will teach you to make 3D forms with clay. Classes commence 19 July, 9am to noon. Members are $120 and non-members are $150 per person.
Finally, the one-day Writing Short Stories workshop will help you explore the theory of short story writing, generate ideas and develop a story. Hosted by Jan Bentley, the course will be held on 23 August, from 9am to 4pm. Members are $70 and non-members are $90.
Membership to NACA until 30 June next year is $75. To become a member of the NACA and enjoy discounted workshops, phone the office on 5474 1211.
NACA is located in the Wallace House, 7 Wallace Drive, Noosaville.
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