open studios open for business
What a wonderful display of creativity this year's open studio in the Dandenong Ranges is.
Glass artist, Kirsten Laken, from Spirit of Glass (Studio 16) and Cr Samantha Dunn. This is Kirsten's wonderful creation as part of this year's open studio. It's an extraordinary piece made out of recycled chandeliers and a beautiful piece of wood sourced locally in Kallista. |
Cr Samantha Dunn, with the Juet Sculpture team, Michael Hyett and Martin Judd - Studio 6. Michael and Martin used reclaimed materials, including steel, iron copper and stone to make their beautiful garden sculptures. |
This weekend artists throw open their studios and encourage visitors to walk through their space, chat to the artists and perhaps buy a piece you like.
Yarra Ranges Council is pleased to support Open Studios through a community cultural grant.
It's not too late to get to see some wonderful art in a beautiful environment. Artists studios will be open again on Sunday(27/5) from 10am to 5pm. If you'd like to know more, visit Open Studios here.
Local artist, Emma Johnson with Cr Samantha Dunn at the lantern making workshop - Studio 13. Emma is part of the team behind this year's Belgrave Lantern Parade, you can make your own lantern for the parade on the 23rd June, get some help at a lantern making workshop or purchase one of these gorgeous butterfly lanterns. |
If you're not sure where to head, perhaps start at Burrinja and visit Curves and Corners, the Open Studios group exhibition for a taste of many of the artists in this years event.
You can find Burrinja at 351 Glenfern Rd, Upwey.
Labels: 2012, burrinja, cr samantha dunn, dandenong ranges, emma johnson, juet sculpture, kirsten laken, open studios, shire of yarra ranges
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