Workshops and Events at Primrose Park (next 3 months)
The craft groups at Primrose Park run workshops and various events throughout the year. Events being advertised by Primrose Paper Arts and Primrose Park Photography over the next three months are shown below. If you click on the menu bar above to visit a specific group you will get more information about each event and you may get a longer view of their program of events -
The Australian Society of Calligraphers advertises its Primrose Park workshops on its own website. Please click 'Calligraphy' on the menu bar above for more information. To find information on our Bookbinding courses, please contact our bookbinder directly. Click HERE for information
| Photography - Conversational: Portfolios |
| 7:30pm, Wed 17th March |
Tonight will be a discussion on what makes a great portfolio, how you might put one together and why. Bring what you've done or come along to see what others have done. All levels of photography are encouraged, from the new to the tried! Bring a maximum of 12-15 images per portfolio... |
| For more information (costs, contacts, etc.), visit our Photography group |
| Photography - Somersby Falls |
| Time to be confirmed. Car pooling from Primrose Park. RSVP, Sun 21st March, 2010 |
A day trip out to Somersby Falls on the Central Coast. BYO |
| For more information (costs, contacts, etc.), visit our Photography group |
| Paper Arts - TIPS & TRICKS: PULP LAYERED LANDSCAPES |
| 10am - 3pm, Mon 8 March |
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| For more information (costs, contacts, etc.), visit our Paper Arts group |
Tapping into ideas derived from Jan Marinos' workshop at IAPMA, Marie Waterhouse will suggest some experiments with various techniques of layering coloured pulps, possibly, on to A4 or a larger base sheet comprised of several overlapping A4 sheets. (Each participant will work on their own creation). We will work with a variety of colours creating landscape-like or abstract designs, which will involve manipulating the pulp on the screen (by water cutting or hand dragging or multiple dipping) before layering them onto the base sheets and building up the image.