Discover Colour Workshop with Catalina Leichner

A workshop for discovering colour

Level: Beginner
Ages: This workshop is designed for adults

(Art students aged 15 – 17 may be able to attend, please contact to discuss suitability)

Sunday afternoon workshop 

• Dates: Sunday 6 July
• Time: 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm (3 hours)
• Location: MAC Union Studio | (Level 1, 85 Union Street, Armadale)

Spend an afternoon exploring colour and being introduced to and understanding some key colour theory. Presented by Catalina Leichner, artist, art conservator and restorer. As an art conservator, Catalina is knowledgeable in the technical and historical aspects of colour. This is a great opportunity to come to terms with colour and explore mixing, composition and emotional aspects of colour through practical exercises.

Artists throughout history have used colour to evoke mood, create balance, and express meaning in their work. Colour theory, which includes concepts like the colour wheel, complementary colours, and warm versus cool tones, helps explain how different hues interact and affect visual harmony. Colour remains a universal language that adds depth and meaning to the world around us.

We welcome complete beginners and more experienced artists. We maintain small class sizes to ensure Catalina can offer one-on-one tuition for each student.

About Catalina

Catalina Leichner is an Argentinian artist from Buenos Aires who specialises in watercolour and oil painting.  She holds a Bachelor in Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage – UMSA (University of the Argentinian Social Museum). Catalina has worked as a restorer and conservator for National Museum of Fine Arts in Buenos Aries for the past 7 years and has also run regular watercolour workshops.

Artwork / images by: Catalina Leichner