Image by Lindsey de Roos
Photo Credit
RSVP (Free)
Lindsey@blueoyster.org.nzThe focus of this trip is to observe at one site, we welcome you to use drawing exercises to look for patterns and rhythms around Macandrew Bay. Any level of drawing experience is welcome, focusing on marks and broader shapes of the harbour ecology! There will also be time to kōrero and chat about what we see, and how that slots into the whakapapa of the harbour in general.
Materials and snacks will be provided. Appropriate for all ages.
Numbers are limited so please register via email to mailto:Lindsey@blueoyster.org.nz.
This workshop is in association with Madison Kelly’s exhibition toko by and by.
Madison Kelly (Kāi Tahu, Pākehā) is an Ōtepoti based artist, and lead guide at Orokonui Ecosanctuary. Grounded in drawing and field recording processes, her practice is concerned with nature-cultures in an unstable era.
Event Details
- Saturday 4 February
- 1 pm
- Start at MacAndrew Bay Beach
Price
- RSVP Required
Date
- Sat 04 Feb
Time
- 1:00 pm — 3:00 pm
Location
- MacAndrew Bay Beach
The focus of this trip is to observe at one site, we welcome you to use drawing exercises to look for patterns and rhythms around Macandrew Bay. Any level of drawing experience is welcome, focusing on marks and broader shapes of the harbour ecology! There will also be time to kōrero and chat about what we see, and how that slots into the whakapapa of the harbour in general.
Materials and snacks will be provided. Appropriate for all ages.
Numbers are limited so please register via email to mailto:Lindsey@blueoyster.org.nz.
This workshop is in association with Madison Kelly’s exhibition toko by and by.
Madison Kelly (Kāi Tahu, Pākehā) is an Ōtepoti based artist, and lead guide at Orokonui Ecosanctuary. Grounded in drawing and field recording processes, her practice is concerned with nature-cultures in an unstable era.
