Cast Adrift 2015 CCE Studio Exhibition

CCE Studio Exhibition 2015


Creating a Business Web Site

Kinesiology

The digital publishing course has seen participants creating a diverse range of web sites to feature their art work or promote their business. This Kinesiology site is just one example of work that is being done during the course.


Building Exciting Web Sites

YouGoAndICome

You Go and I Come is one of the sites being created as a part of a Digital Publishing Course at Continuing Education. Participants are using Word Press to create web sites to feature their art work and for their businesses. Take the time to see this delightful site about pet minding.


Art Pathways 2015

ArtPathways

The year is drawing to a close and the work of art pathways students will be featured on this site. Some students are currently working on building their profiles and digital folios which will also be available on the blog featuring Art Pathways 2015.


VCAL Prepare and Serve

Everyone in the building benefited when Castlemaine Secondary College students were here in the Castlemaine Continuing Ed kitchen learning to prepare and serve.


Travel With the Donkey

If you are curious about what any of this has to do with creativity, the origin of good ideas and inspiration you really should consider joining the next Travels With A Donkey course next semester.


Digital Publishing

Nunan Gallery

Presenting the work of Brian Nunan. Web site by Pat Nunan!

Cheryl Kennedy

Presenting the work of Cheryl Kennedy.

After just three weeks participants in the Digital Publishing Course have been making great progress with their blogs. The Twenty Fifteen template has proved popular, meeting the demands of artists wanting to place most emphasis on their work. Just click the screen shots to view their work.


Dying to Talk: Death Cafe

Death Cafe


Travel With A Wonky Donkey

wonky donkey

Wonky Donkey – Picture Perfect by Margaret Whittle
Travels With A Donkey participant 2014

Hopefully everyone will be in good ‘voice’ to sing the Wonky Donkey song before heading off on their visual/writing trek.


I was walking down the road and I saw a donkey heehaw

He only had three legs

He was a wonky donkey

wonky donkey

wonky donkey yeah

I was walking down the road and I saw a donkey heehaw

He only three legs and one eye

He was a winky wonky donkey

winky wonky donkey

winky wonky donkey

I was walking down the road and I saw a donkey heehaw

He only had three legs, one eye and he liked to listen to country music yeehaw

He was a honky tonky winky wonky donkey

honky tonky winky wonky donkey

I was walking down the road and I saw a donkey heehaw

He only had three legs, one eye and he liked to listen to country music and he was quite tall and slim

He was a lanky honky tonky winky wonky donkey

lanky honky tonky winky wonky donkey

I was walking down the road and I saw a donkey heehaw

He only had three legs, one eye and he liked to listen to country music and he was quite tall and slim and he smelt really really bad

He was a stinky dinky lanky honky tonky winky wonky donkey

stinky dinky lanky honky tonky winky wonky donkey

I was walking down the road and I saw a donkey heehaw

He only had three legs, one eye and he liked to listen to country music and he was quite tall and slim and he smelt really bad and that morning he got up early and he hadn’t had any coffee

He was a cranky stinky dinky lanky honky tonky winky wonky donkey

cranky stinky dinky lanky honky tonky winky wonky donkey

I was walking down the road and I saw a donkey heehaw

He only had three legs, one eye and he liked to listen to country music and he was quite tall and slim and he smelt really bad and that morning he got up early and he hadn’t had any coffee and he was always getting up to mischief

He was a hanky panky cranky stinky dinky lanky honky tonky winky wonky donkey

hanky panky cranky stinky dinky lanky honky tonky winky wonky donkey

I was walking down the road and I saw a donkey heehaw

He only had three legs, one eye and he liked to listen to country music and he was quite tall and slim and he smelt really bad and that morning he got up early and he hadn’t had any coffee and he was always getting up to mischief but he was quite good looking

He was a spunky hanky panky cranky stinky dinky lanky honky tonky winky wonky donkey

spunky hanky panky cranky stinky dinky lanky honky tonky winky wonky donkey

I was walking down the road and I saw a donkey heehaw


Ilka White’s Newest Showings

Heron

If you are contemplating taking a course with Ilka White at Continuing Education Castlemaine you may well be interested in  some of her upcoming shows.

Future Hindsight >Respond to This

Lot19. Castlemaine State Festival 13-22 March 2015

Opening: Saturday 14th March, 9am-11am

Curated by Mark Anstey, Ashley Mariani and Zoe Amor.

Slipstitch

Slipstitch presents an Australian perspective on the contemporary uptake of embroidery by a new generation of artists and considers how the unique attributes of this medium are employed as a vehicle for artists exploring personal narratives. 

Ararat Regional Art Gallery. 26 March–17 May 2015

Benalla Art Gallery. 29 June–30 August 2015

An Ararat Regional Art Gallery and NETS Victoria touring exhibition

Curated by Dr Belinda von Mengersen.

Group Exchange

2nd Tamworth Textile Triennial – National Tour.

Sydney: UTS Gallery. 14 April–14 May 2015

Melbourne: Town Hall Gallery, Hawthorn. 9 June–26 July 2015

Ilka’s work Dwelling explores interconnectedness and includes photography, embroidery, weaving and sculpture produced in collaboration with Kristian Laemmle-Ruff, Rosemary O’Rourke, Darren Harvey, Chris Sprague and the Merri Creek billabong.

A Tamworth Regional Gallery touring exhibition. 2015–2016

Curated by Cecilia Heffer

Uncommon Thread

Sagra

256-258 Glenferrie Road, Malvern

7 May–7 June 2015

Melbourne’s newest home of art presents a group show of work by Ilka White, Douglas McManus and Emma Davies.

Uncommon Thread offers a rare opportunity to view selected work from the past decade of Ilka’s practice, including textiles and sculpture from Whitework, Desert and Walk.

Curated by Phillip Doggett-Williams and Gerri Williams