Living Through the Arts

ART AT THE BEACH – OZZIE STYLE !
Yves M. Larocque
GeneralApril 1, 2011

Hanging the show

Art at the Beach, not in the Snow

 

Adelaide, Friday April 1

Splashout Studios Art School is opening its ‘Splashout by the Sea’ Exhibition tonight. Fabulous Art. Beachside venue. Gorgeous wines. Tasty morsels. Funky music, the setting sun and wonderful people.  After a full term of preparation the moment is near, at 6.30 pm Friday 1st April, the exhibition will be opened, and there is even a traditional indigenous ‘Welcome to Country’ being presented by Paul Dixon / Aboriginal Custodian of the land.

‘The works are just great’ Says Krstyna Ciesiolkiewicz (Teacher and proprietor of Splashout Studios). ‘Our Artists have created and expressed their inner selves for the past 8 weeks preparing especially for this event, I am delighted with their achievements’

Jenny Tuck Proprietor of Splashout says ‘We are honoured to have a beautiful little study donated by professor Yves Larocque of Ottawa, Canada.  Yves has painted and sent ‘Ayres Rock’ Canadian style ! The indigenous word for our most famous icon ‘Ayres Rock’ is ‘Uluru’.  The painting is our special piece and Yves M.  Larocque from www.walkthearts.com is our Guest Artist.

Proceeds in part go to mifSA (mental Health Fellowship of South Australia) www.mifsa.org A great cause. Thank you artists, thank you Yves.   According to Professor Larocque ‘Splashout is the best little art school in South Australia’.

The exhibition will continue for two days over the weekend.  Sat April 2 & Sun April 3.  9.00 – 5.00.

By: Jenny Tuck (Proprietor Splashout Studios).

www.splashoutstudios.com

 

by | Apr 1, 2011 | General

0 Comments

Submit a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Who are we?

We all make art! It is part of culture. It is deeply rooted in human nature as a way of communicating with others. We all need to tell our stories because it is stories that link us all. We are all one, one creative mind! Though, all unique and equipped with unique ways of expressing ourselves. We live in constant search of that unique liberating voice. At Walk the Arts we aim to facilitate our art makers to explore new territories. Our painting classes and art history trips on three continents are meant to be rounded art experiences among small groups of like-minded adults. We offer an environment that fosters creativity. As we always say, art as religion is just a matter of faith. This blog is about living fully the experience of art, about finding our single artistic path, about the joy of art-making. We believe that making art accessible to all will lead to a betterment of our society.

Archives

Contact Us! North America and Europe

Twitter Updates

“On Painting” by Gilles Deleuze

Feb 16, 2025

 

A blank canvas is a space brimming with possibilities—“a painting to be made,” as Cézanne wrote. It is what Deleuze calls the “catastrophe”—nothing can be seen, yet everything is there as if one were trapped in the eye of a storm. And from this catastrophe, one must find a way out: the very first stroke, a scribble, clichés to be destroyed, “forms that fade away”; erasing, starting over; “the hand, freed from the eye, runs wild,” and then—there! “The color rises,” and so on until the final work emerges.

Let Go! The Artist’s Way of Cooking

Oct 14, 2018

 

Ten years ago, here in Tuscany, we decided to write a recipe book but with so many good cookbooks in the market, we needed to propose a new idea. We had to find a modus operandi close to who we are and what we do as visual artists. The answer was in front of us and painting gave it to us: art and color!

Travelling with meaning : a painting workshop in Italy

Sep 30, 2017

 

More and more travellers from the developed world are looking for meaningful travels. We are aiming for journeys that allow us to learn something new, to deepen our culture, to enhance our lives. Purpose, inspiration and self-discovery are now vital elements in our traveling choices. Probably, this is why our quality painting workshops offered since 1997, have become more and more popular.

Privacy Policy