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#MACcontemporary: In his book “Ways of Seeing” (1972)—also a BBC TV series—British art critic John Berger (1926-2017) has some interesting quotes on the differences between the male and female gaze and presence.

Felicity from our Monday Studio Art class created this lovely and detailed work. Fabulous work Felicity! #MACstudentartwork

We have 1 place remaining in each of these new workshops with Michelle Caithness - book now via melbourneartclass.com

#MAChistorical: A notable feature of Tibetan Buddhist art, the “bhavachakra” is a complex symbolic representation of the “samsara”, that is, the wheel of life or cyclic existence—a fundamental belief in several Indian/Dharmic religions.

Carmen from our Children's Art Class channelling her inner Monet in this lovely painting! #MACstudentartwork

We have 3 wonderful school holiday workshops coming up for children and teens:

#MACcontemporary: What is performance art? How does it differ from theatre/performing arts? Acclaimed—and controversial—Serbian performance artist Marina Abramovic (born 1946) explains: “In theatre, blood is ketchup; in performance, blood is real blood.” In short, performance art is that which explores the extents and limits of the body and the mind; there is no falseness or acting within it. In her 2010 show “The Artist is Present” at MoMA, New York, Abramovic famously tested her endurance when she stared into the eyes of 1545 visitors (who’d turn by turn sit across the table from her) for 736.5 hours (over 2.5 months). The silent piece produced some transcendent moments of human connection.

Serena from our Children's Art Class created this lovely and vibrant work that makes us feel like we are in a tropical rainforest. Great work Serena! #MACstudentartwork

We are very busy working behind the scenes planning our next round of courses and workshops ... watch this space!

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