A Melbourne art school for all ages and abilities

Tuesdays
6 October - 10 November (5 sessions - no class Melbourne Cup Day 3 November)
7:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Glenferrie Studio, Hawthorn

Melbourne Art Class welcomes leading Australian contemporary abstract artist Samara Adamson-Pinczewski to conduct an introductory course solely dedicated to abstract art practice. This course introduces the key elements and techniques of abstraction as well as providing historical context.

Our School Holiday Workshops vary each school holidays, giving children and teens a chance to try something new or deep dive into developing better techniques.
Join us for our fun and engaging workshops with experienced artists and teachers guiding participants creativity!

Drawing is fundamental to any artistic practice. This short course is designed for people who are looking to learn the fundamentals of observational drawing. Perfect for beginners or those looking for a refresher on drawing techniques.

Drawing is fundamental to any artistic practice. This short course is designed for people who are looking to learn the fundamentals of observational drawing. Perfect for beginners or those looking for a refresher on drawing techniques.

Join Junko Azukawa to learn various brush techniques, calligraphy styles, stroke order and balance of Japanese characters. You will also be introduced to the history of Japanese calligraphy and the meaning of Japanese characters.

You will develop observational drawing skills while exploring natural landscapes, learning to create depth, movement, and atmosphere. The course balances expressive mark-making with refined details such as trees, rocks, and other natural elements.

Join David Hamilton for a Masterclass and learn from this distinctive painter. David specialises in a painting and drawing practice that uses tone and subtle colours to establish sensitive and evocative images.

Throughout history, artists have used colour to evoke mood, create balance, and communicate meaning. Understanding colour theory, mixing, and composition deepens both artistic practice and the way we read and experience artworks.