I’ve been collecting workshop ideas for years

There are so many things I’d love to explore through the Art Farm workshops.

• Textile arts
• Mixed media
• Exploring watercolours
• Nature journaling
• Sketchbook practices

And plenty of other ideas that are still floating around in my head and written in my notebooks.

I’m particularly interested in workshops that give you the opportunity to slow down and explore a creative practice, rather than simply following a set of instructions to produce a particular thing.

I want there to be room to experiment.

To make mistakes.

To try something you’ve never tried before.

To discover that you’re actually quite good at something you didn’t think you could do.

And, of course, to have a lovely time doing it.

But I want to know what YOU’d like to do at Workshops

While I’ve got a growing list of ideas, gathering workshop supplies, I’m very aware that the best way to create a workshop program is not to sit in my studio and decide what everyone else should be interested in!

And there may be workshops before the Art Farm is ready…

Because I’m currently in that slightly strange period of “I’m planning the workshops, but I don’t quite have the workshop space yet!”, I’m also considering running some workshops in alternative locations while everything at the Art Farm is coming together.

I don’t have all the details worked out yet, but it could mean we get to start making and experimenting together sooner, rather than waiting until every last thing at the farm is ready.

I’ll share more about this as the plans develop.

So why join the workshops waitlist now?

Because I don’t want to wait until everything is finished before I start talking to the people who might want to be part of it.

If you’ve been following Art Trails Tasmania for a while, you probably know that I like the idea of creative experiences that encourage curiosity, connection and exploration.

That’s what I’m hoping to create with these workshops.

And I’d love for you to be there at the beginning.

By joining the waitlist, you’ll be among the first to hear when the Art Farm workshop calendar starts to take shape.

You’ll get the first look at the workshops, dates and locations as they’re confirmed, and you’ll have the opportunity to book when places become available, and be the first to know about the workshops.

There’s no commitment to book anything.

It’s simply a way of putting your hand up and saying:

“I’m interested. Keep me in the loop.”

Join the Art Farm Workshop Waitlist

And if you have a workshop idea you’d love to see on the program, I’d genuinely love to hear it.

This is still very much a work in progress.

The farm isn’t settled yet.
The workshop space isn’t finished.
The calendar isn’t written.

But I’ve been dreaming up these workshops for years.

And now, slowly, they’re becoming real.

I can’t wait to see what we make together.

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