Painting with
Ro Bradshaw: Interpreting the Otago Landscape 

Saturday 28th Oct  9-45am till1pm

Meeting at Athenaeum Hall entrance.

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Tickets through eventfinda.co.nz

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New methods of painting with mixed media, acrylic and watercolour. 
Participants will explore new methods of painting using a choice of mediums and supports. 

Themes, artistic methods and materials used in painting will be discussed. Participants will then make their own artwork.

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This workshop is suitable for all levels of artistic ability, but an open mind and a sense of fun should be brought to this class.

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What to bring/wear:

• Materials and framing mat will be provided, but it is recommended that participants bring their own water-based paints and brushes. 

• Wear old clothes.

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About the instructor

Ro Bradshaw

Ro Bradshaw graduated with a BA in anthropology and a BFA in painting from Dunedin School of Art.  Ro’s art explores the potential of waste material and addresses a variety of themes, in particular the effect of consumption and tourism on the Otago environment.

 

Ro uses commercial and industrial waste products in her large abstract landscapes. In her smaller still life and landscape works, she uses roadside rubbish collected from State Highway 6 in Central Otago.  This rubbish is sorted, cleaned and collaged under printed transparencies to make up the artwork.  Ro’s work is held in national and international collections.

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