What's On at Fremantle Arts Centre October-December 2013 by Fremantle Arts Centre

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director’s welcome Summer is a great time of year at Fremantle Arts Centre with our free Sunday Music firing up and BAZAAR, Perth’s best pre-Chistmas market. The Courses program is booming with people, young and old, flocking to FAC for the stimulation and enjoyment of great tutors in an inspiring environment with convivial good company. Weeknight courses are especially popular with those who have other commitments during the day. Look out for the announcement of the complete line up for this year’s Sonic Sessions with Lucky Oceans – possibly our best-ever. With Tex Perkins already announced other great artists are queuing up for this series of wonderful one-off gigs where the cream of Australia’s great songwriters chat and jam with Lucky. I trust we will see you soon at Fremantle Arts Centre. Jim Cathcart Director

Fremantle Arts Centre is supported by the State Government through the Department Of Culture and the Arts. Disclaimer: all details in What’s On are correct at time of printing and © Fremantle Arts Centre | Fremantle Arts Centre’s What’s On is printed on ecostar Recycled paper.

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visual arts Print Award..............................................2 Steven Dickie..........................................4 Karen Casey............................................. 5 Abdul Abdullah & Leslie Morgan...6 City of Fremantle Collection........... 7 Artspoken.................................................8 Artists in Residence...........................16 The Moores Building......................... 18

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Sunday Music....................................... 10 Sonic Sessions..................................... 12 Concerts................................................. 13 Wardarnji................................................14 Candelight Carols...............................15

courses Term 4 2013............................................ 20 How to enrol..........................................37 Shop..........................................................38 Map........................................................... 40 Visit us......................................................41 Become a member..............................42 Membership & enrolment form...43 Calendar................................................. 44

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print award p2

bazaar p45

Image: Steven Dickie, production test shot - The Uncanny Antisage, 2013

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fremantle arts centre

print award 2013 supported by little creatures brewing exhibition runs sat 21 sept – sun 17 nov Opening Fri 20 Sept | 6:30pm Regarded as Australia’s most prominent award for prints and artists’ books, the 38th annual Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award supported by Little Creatures Brewing is an exhibition that presents a diverse and engaging overview of contemporary Australian printmaking. This year 281 entries were received with judges Matthew Ngui, Justin Trendall and Maria Zagala selecting 50 works for the exhibition. Featuring works by both emerging and established artists, this exhibition showcases prints that are technically masterful, innovative and conceptually challenging, presenting a fresh overview of this constantly evolving art form. Major Acquisitive Prize:

$15,000

Acquisitive Prize with work selected for the City of Fremantle Art Collection, WA’s largest municipal collection.

Non-Acquisitive Prize:

$5,000

Finalists Alison Alder (NSW) Silvana Angelakis (SA) Damon Bird (TAS) G W Bot (ACT) Deidre Brollo (NSW) Andrew Browne (VIC) Julianne Clifford (WA) Jade Dearle (WA) Patrick Doherty (WA) Carol Farmer (WA) David Frazer (VIC) Teelah George (WA) Ria Green (VIC) Gracia Haby and Louise Jennison (VIC) Sarana Haeata (WA) Jane Hall (VIC) Katherine Hattam (VIC) Sohan Ariel Hayes (WA) Chris Hillstead (WA) Deanna Hitti (VIC) Kirsten Hudson (WA) Jonathan James (NSW) Locust Jones (NSW) Rosanna Jurisevic (NSW) Robert Henry Burden Karmel (NSW)

Gladdy Kemarre (VIC) Maureen King (TAS) Deborah Klein (VIC) Marco Luccio (VIC) Alex Maciver (WA) Neil Malone (VIC) Katie Martin (WA) Dan McCabe (WA) Paula McLoughlin (VIC) Emma McPike (WA) Jessica Mitchell (WA) Renata Niderla (WA) Lena Nyadbi (WA) Maria Josette Orsto (NT) Joan Ross (NSW) Erica Seccombe (ACT) Gary Shinfield (NSW) Darren Siwes (SA) Robi Szalay (WA) Andrew Tetzlaff (VIC) Samuel Tupou (ACT) Trent Walter (VIC) Andrea Wood (WA) Christopher Young (WA) Constanze Zikos (VIC)

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placing print FAC Print Award Forum Sat 21 Sept 2–4pm Bar Open | Free Event Designer Gemma O’Brien will discuss her installation and the altering connotations which scale, style, context and location play on the meaning of typography in its printed form. Local artist, musician, and communications specialist Ben Frichot will discuss Frichot Design Factory.

gemma o'brien (nsw) Showing alongside the Print Award.

Gemma Weston, Curator of the Cruthers Collection of Women's Art at the University of Western Australia, freelance writer and one third of artistic and business collaboration Macchiusi/ Varano/Weston, will discuss print in the public realm. FAC Curator Ric Spencer will give a tour of this year’s Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award supported by Little Creatures Brewing exhibition. RSVP to rsvp@fremantle.wa.gov.au or 08 9432 9565 by Wed 18 Sept. Image: Gemma O'Brien, Illustrated Drop Caps, 2010, Ink on paper

sat 21 sept – sun 17 nov opening fri 20 sept | 6:30pm Gemma O'Brien (NSW) is an acclaimed designer and artist specialising in hand-lettering, typography and illustration. Over the past four years her lettering work clients have included Woolworths, The New York Times, Vodafone, SBS, Smirnoff, Canon and Taronga Zoo. Exploring the performative nature of the written word, O'Brien will write directly onto the surfaces of the gallery walls to look at how the physicality of lettering itself can transform the meaning and experience of the words.

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steven dickie (uk)

the problems of explaining a thunk Image: Steven Dickie, production test shot - The Uncanny Antisage, 2013

sat 23 nov – sun 19 jan opening fri 22 nov | 6:30pm London artist Steven Dickie’s sculptural and other-worldly inventions, sound experiments, videos and performances look at the way we accumulate and process knowledge. Dickie's past works have involved a retro-futuristic concoction of 88 radios that can be ‘played’ by a traditional keyboard (Everything reveals nothing), cacophonies of white noise (Age related hearing loss) and his recurring leitmotif – a dodecahedron that he sees as representing all knowledge. Set amongst a, '2001 a Space Odyssey-esque' installation in our main gallery, The Problems of Explaining a Thunk explores the limits of conventional knowledge through a series of video and installation works that look at our inability to express and explain thoughts. The Problems of Explaining a Thunk has been developed through FAC’s Artist in Residence Program. Production began with a body of material shot predominantly in Yalgorup National Park, WA, with further material shot at Dungeness and London, UK.

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karen casey (vic) dream zone

Image: Karen Casey, Dream Zone, 2012, Generative video installation, National New Media Art Award, Queensland Art Gallery / Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane. 2012. Photo: Ben Wickes

sat 23 nov â&#x20AC;&#x201C; sun 19 jan opening fri 22 nov | 6:30pm Dream Zone is an installation that uses Melbourne artist Karen Caseyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pre-recorded brainwaves to create hypnotic, lattice-like patterns that morph with the undulations of brainwave frequencies. The patterns produced are reminiscent of various forms of sacred art and are intended to invite contemplation and draw the viewer into a deeply meditative state. In 2010 Casey launched the Global Mind Project, an arts and cognitive neuroscience venture combining mind sciences research and digital technology, to create brainwave generated video art and live performance. Casey pushes artâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s technological limits, questioning what happens if the need for mechanical processes is eliminated and, instead, we simply allow our thoughts to creatively manifest through technology.

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abdul abdullah (wa) and leslie morgan (vic) being eurasian Images left to right: Abdul Abdullah, Sometimes we cover our ears so we can't hear, 2013, 120 x 120cm, oil and enamel on canvas, Leslie Morgan, detail, The Welcome Wall, 2013, 122 x 92cm, oil on cotton duck

sat 23 nov – sun 19 jan opening fri 22 nov | 6:30pm Being Eurasian brings together two artists at different stages of their career whose work deals with similar issues of identity, history and ancestry. Abdullah – a highly lauded emerging WA artist who has twice been a finalist in the Archibald Prize – has created paintings that explore the ways in which people of mixed Asian and European ancestry culturally define themselves. Dr Leslie Morgan - an artist and academic dealing with race, diaspora, migration and whiteness - has created paintings that depict the entry of Anglo-Indians into Australia in 1947 at a time of the White Australia Policy. The paintings deal with the docking of the HMAS Manoora in Fremantle in 1947. The ship was dispatched by the Australian Government to rescue British citizens from India prior to its independence and partition, and on its return it held seven hundred Anglo-Indians and twenty Polish refugees. Immigration officials were unsure if the Anglo-Indians could be allowed entry given the White Australia policy and in order to save face the Minister allowed them entry. Abdul Abdullah is represented by Fehily Contemporary in Melbourne

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city of fremantle art collection

pristine Sat 21 sept – Sun 17 nov opening fri 20 sept | 6:30pm Pristine is an exhibition of printed artworks which draw upon the ‘perfect irregularity’ of the natural world through the interpretation of plants and animals. Pristine includes historical prints and contemporary works which track the progress of the FAC Print Award and the expansion of digital media and emerging hybrid technologies in the development of printmaking in Australia. The exhibition includes four Print Award-winning pieces which explore the place of nature in our lives.

now then painting Sat 23 nov – Sun 19 jan 2014 opening fri 22 nov | 6:30pm Now Then Painting is a selection of paintings which highlight the significant focus painting has enjoyed in the Collection and WA arts practice over the last forty years. The exhibition includes new acquisitions and works acquired in the earliest days of FAC. The Collection’s focus on Australian prints and works by Fremantle artists reflects the historical and enduring importance of the visual arts to Fremantle. Images from top: Alun Leach-Jones, Capricornia lll, 1985, 47 x 37.5cm, screenprint, Ed. 9/100, no 310 winner Fremantle Print Award 1985 © courtesy of the artist, Chris Capper, Kitchen painting, 1973, 81 x 77cm, oil paint on canvas, no 23 © courtesy the artist

The City of Fremantle Art Collection, established in 1958, is the largest municipal collection in WA with over 1,380 works. The Collection’s focus on Fremantle artists and Australian prints celebrates the enduring importance of the visual arts to Fremantle.

10 | events | artspoken

artspoken open studios | artist talks | exhibition tours | bar open FAC curator Ric Spencer guides you through special behind-the-scenes visits and artist talks and stimulates discussion in a relaxed, casual atmosphere. Meet the creators of our current exhibitions and peek into the studios of our artists in residence.

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steven dickie | abdul abdullah leslie morgan | karen casey artist floortalks | meeting point at reception saturday 23 nov 3â&#x20AC;&#x201C;5PM | FREE Grab a coffee in the cafĂŠ before joining Steven Dickie, Abdul Abdullah, Leslie Morgan and Karen Casey as they guide you through their exhibitions in FAC's galleries.

steven dickie short artist films, video and live web performance wednesday 27 nov 7PM | FREE Steven Dickie hosts a night of short artist films, video and live web performance, providing context for his own work while navigating alternative paths through existing media.

Image: Bob Cooney presenting an artist floor talk during Anarchy Rock & Ink in August.

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sundays 2pm | october窶電ecember front garden | free | bar open

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music

"We had the most relaxing time in the shade of those beautiful trees in the courtyard. The music was superb and the vibe was awesome!" - 2013 FAC Visitor

6 Oct: Timothy Nelson and the Infidels (WA) bring their unique blend of sun streaked melodies and snappy indie pop hooks. Catch the rise and rise of these folk and roll stars.

3 Nov: WA Youth Jazz Orchestra (WA) Three outstanding ensembles performing their favourite jazz tunes with a relaxed springtime vibe. Early start time 1pm.

13 Oct: Brendan Gallagher (NSW) is one of Australia’s finest balladeers performing work from a career spanning over 30 years.

10 Nov: Pimps of Sound (WA) fuse Latin, jazz, afrobeat, jungle and hip hop with their own unique blend of liquid grooves to deliver a high energy live performance.

20 Oct: Loren Kate (WA) launches her new album of hauntingly beautiful acoustic folk music Moving On. Joined on tour by special guests including renowned cellist Mel Robinson. 27 Oct: Jordie Lane (VIC) is one of Australia’s leading altcountry artists and combines a unique rhythmic fingerpicking style with soaring vocals delivered with a playful wit and charm.Plus Old Man Luedecke (CAN), a multi award winning songwriter from Nova Scotia playing banjo-driven folk, bluegrass and pop. MAJOR SPONSOR

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17 Nov: David Ross Macdonald (SA) conjures narratives of love, loss, hope and life’s ironies with his masterful guitar and ethereal vocals. 24 Nov: The Belleville Quartet (WA) combine a vibrant mix of Gypsy swing, jazz and funky Latin drawing inspiration from the Paris scene of the 1930’s and cool vintage jazz. 1 Dec: The Sunshine Brothers (WA) bring their unique style of rolling and rollicking dub, reggae and ska to Sunday Music. Don’t miss their dynamic, uptempo live show.

8 Dec: BAZAAR No music programmed due to Bazaar, WA's best Christmas market. See p45 for more details. 15 Dec: Harry James Angus (NSW), member of worldbeating Australian band The Cat Empire, returns to FAC in solo folk mode telling tales of buried bones, murderous cooks, sentimental corporate bankers and mystical cricket players. 22 Dec: Catherine Traicos and the Starry Night (NSW) delicately ensnare an audience in a beguiling blend of country, blues, roots and folk. Plus Basko Believes (SWE) an international alt-country troubadour whose songs and sonorous voice will leave you breathless. 29 Dec: Grace Barbe and Afro Kreol (WA) invite you to dance the year out with their colourful and energetic fusion of tropical island rhythms with African percussion, pop, jazz, reggae and rock. media partner

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sonic sessions

Australia's best songwriters open up to Grammy Award-winner and Sonic Sessions host Lucky Oceans in an intimate series of concerts that blend music and conversation.

tex perkins tues 19 nov | inner courtyard Doors 7pm | show 8pm Tickets on sale sept 6 from fac.oztix.com.au or Reception 18+ | Bar open | no BYO | seated outdoor event Tex Perkins is one of Australiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most loved singer-songwriters and a raconteur of the highest order. While he is perhaps best known as the frontman of legendary Australian rock outfit, The Cruel Sea, Perkins' work in The Beasts of Bourbon, Tex, Don and Charlie and Tex Perkins and the Dark Horses is equally as revered. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t miss this rare opportunity to see Perkins and Lucky Oceans in an intimate evening of music and conversation. media partner

MORE SONIC SESSIONS ARTISTS ANNOUNCED SOON AT FAC.ORG.AU

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concerts at fac

FAC hosts major local and touring bands on the expansive South Lawn and intimate Inner Courtyard. Further gig announcements, tickets and more information at fac.org.au

matt corby with special guests bear's den sun 27 oct | south lawn | 6–10pm tickets $50+bf from fac.oztix.com.au or reception 18+ event | bar open | no byo | food available Australian troubadour Matt Corby will finish his biggest ever national tour with an unmissable gig at FAC. The much-loved NSW songwriter’s latest single Resolution was recorded with producers Charlie Andrew (Alt-J) and Mocky (Fiest, Peaches) and his live band.

dyson, stringer & cloher thurs 5 dec | inner courtyard | 6–10pm Tickets $30+BF from fac.oztix.com.au or reception 18+ event | bar open | no byo | food available The best collaborations are borne out of a fan-like admiration for one another’s songs, a passion that inspired Mia Dyson, Liz Stringer and Jen Cloher to come together for one of the indie roots highlights of 2013. This trio of acclaimed Australian songwriters will play songs from their critically acclaimed albums, as well as new tunes they’ve written especially for these shows.

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wardarnji festival Sat 2 nov 12 noonâ&#x20AC;&#x201C;5pm free entry | Alcohol-free event | Food available The Wardarnji festival is a celebration of indigenous culture and arts in the beautiful grounds of FAC. The free family event encourages the community to connect and celebrate Aboriginal heritage and culture. Enjoy music, visual arts, traditional and contemporary dance, food and storytelling. More program details to be announced see Fremantle.wa.gov.au/festivals.

image vivaphotography.com.au

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candlelight carols with libby hammer quintet & arcadian voices sun 22 Dec gates open 6pm | carols at 7pm running time: 70 minutes bar open | food available free admission (gold coin donation welcome)

Dress warmly, bring a rug and plenty of Christmas cheer!

City of Fremantle presents a spirited Christmas celebration for all the family at FAC. WA's best loved jazz outfit, the Libby Hammer Quintet, returns with Arcadian Voices to lead you through a Christmas carols singalong spectacular. media partner

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artists in residence Did you know that at any one time there are nine local and visiting artists in residence at FAC and the Moores Building, experimenting and developing their practice? If you're interested in arts practice or simply curious feel free to pop into their studios for a behind the scenes peek.

Alex MacIver (WA) borrows from popular culture to create new urban mythologies that question social value. MacIver attempts to achieve this through constructing visual narratives with paint and appropriated imagery. room 3 Alex Murray-Leslie (GER), co-founder of multidisciplinary art group Chicks On Speed, will undertake research in conjunction with SymbioticA that investigates the way textiles and clothing can be used as body-centric musical instruments. Additionally, Alex will develop a film script for Chicks On Speed. artist STUDIO 6 Ben Rodin (WA) uses drawing, sculpture and video to focus on current trends in social praxis, and considers the implications of art’s role in directly shaping the ‘grand narrative’. artist STUDIO 2 David Brophy (WA), drawing upon his passion for surfing and other freestyle sports, will research materials and processes used in these activities to create sculptural objects that relate to the extensions and limitations of human physicality. artist STUDIO 9

Dave Carson (WA) returns to FAC with his new project DESERTsnowball, a digital storytelling project celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Bluebird K7, a hydroplane that broke the world water speed record in Dumbleyung in Western Australia in 1964. Carson will work with digital strategist Paul Houghton. room 1 Lilly Kaiser(WA), will create a body of work exploring the social interaction between dogs and people and the language of laughter. artist STUDIO 4 Mental Powers (WA) are a local band who will work with Perth-based musicians Tim Loughman and Brendan Jay to develop songs, music and sounds that utilise the FAC building's natural reverb and field recordings from around the grounds. artist studio 3 Nien Schwarz (WA) uses topographic maps of the Australasian region as a launching pad for developing a research project that explores links between remnant bush and traditional and modern land use practices, between economics and ecology, and between physical and psychological mapping. artist STUDIO 5

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Nina Juniper (WA) explores ideas of architectural space, the public realm and spatial history. Through the analysis of socio-architectural interactions and the materiality of architectural space, her work describes places of transit and dysfunction. artist STUDIO 5 Sandy McKendrick (WA) incorperates video stills, drawings and found objects sourced whilst collecting flotsam and jetsam on Australiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s coast to create artwork that investigates the origins and cultural identity of the found materials. Studio 8 Kieron Broadhurst (WA) has created a studio project that negotiates the bleed between popular culture and self-identity and functions like a social networking site. Returning to FAC for Shareparty 2.0, Broadhurst again asks people to share something with him, from which work will be created. His book Shareparty 1.0 created from the first part of his residency will be available. artist STUDIO 1

Images from left: David Brophy, Immersion, 2013, digital photographic print, polyester resin, Nien Schwarz, Becoming, 2013, mine tailings, WA Goldfield map, coloured pencil, acrylic binder, 62 x 62cm, Photo: Nina Juniper, In Artists in Residence studio.

Check out what these artists are up to at fac. org.au/blog

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The Moores Building Contemporary Art Gallery is a City of Fremantle subsidised art facility that promotes a wide range of contemporary art by providing low-cost gallery and project spaces in Fremantle's historic West End.

the moores building 5–20 Oct Manny Tamayo, Craig Bush And Jayde George present Diwa, a digital, mixed media project which looks at Philippine culture through the lenses of a Manillenyo (a local from Manila) and two Perth artists. The project looks at the Philippine community in Perth and how Philippine traditions and values are translated and adapted in Australian society.

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Go Away and Come Back by Curtin University Dept. of Design and Art is an exhibition of architecture, research, installations and objects. Established and emerging architects ponder what meaningful contribution can be made when returning from travel with understandings found elsewhere. In a contemporary world of globalisation and mobility, this exhibition challenges assumptions about both travel experiences and architectural research.

26 Oct–10 Nov In Pianos, Antoinette Carrier uses the piano as a loom, weaving into the strings with magnetic tape to form sonic and visual artworks. Ross Bolleter, renowned WA composer and pianist, will perform on the installation at the launch of the exhibition. This exhibition is part of the Fremantle Festival. See fremantle.wa.gov.au/ festivals for more details.

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16 Nov–1 Dec The Contours of Emptiness by Paul Kaptein uses woodcarving to explore notions of emptiness and remix. By sampling from various cultures he suggests a remixed present, where things are not quite truth, yet not quite fiction.

16 Nov–1 Dec In Tipping Point–Red Canoe sculptor Peter Hancock contemplates the concepts of what is needed, or perceived as needed, and what is wanted and desired in the western world. Red Canoe is a sculptural response in steel and wire to this construct.

16 Nov–1 Dec Intentional lacunae that taste of raspberries and smell of rum sees Mardi West utilise incised negative space and internal structures derived from architecture and fashion photography. These missing spaces between result in visual battles that disorientate your perception.

7–22 Dec In Emergent Convergent Floyd Devellerez creates a series of drawings, prints, and digital videos that document the evolution of drawing software which incorporates artificial intelligence algorithms as it interacts with the artist’s work. The drawings are generated by the way the software is influenced by the organisation of certain types of visual art.

7–22 Dec Desirable Fairytales, Iliana Jordanov's current paintings celebrate the beauty of pattern, its decorative aspect, its link to our past and present, the continuity of life and our human imagination. It takes us on a journey but continues to ground us in our reality.

Image: Top, Paul Kaptein, The radio was tuned to a silent station, 2012, laminated and carved wood. 51 X 48 X 20cm. Bottom, Mardi West, Crucifix of butterflies, 2013. Archival inkjet print on cotton rag, 100 x 75cm

22 | courses

fac art courses nights weekdays weekends |

adults & kids | beginners–Advanced

Take time out for yourself and learn new skills in a FAC evening, weekend or weekday art course. We cater for people of all abilities – from absolute beginners to advanced artists. Our affordable, relaxed courses are taught by experienced tutors in fully-equipped studios within FAC’s inspiring heritage building.

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TERM DATES Kids Holidays – from 1 – 11 Oct Adults – from 12 Oct – 13 Dec Enrol at fac.org.au

= Beginners = Intermediate = Advanced

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courses news

We’re constantly adding new courses, facilities and tutors to our art courses program. This summer why not get a crash course in five centuries of painting techniques, have a go on our beautiful new printing press or finally learn what all those buttons on your new digital camera are for?

HISTORIC CRASH COURSE

TRASH OR TREASURE – INDENTIFYING QUALITY GEMSTONES, METALS AND JEWELLERY

Our popular course 500 Years of Painting Processes in a Day gives students a chance to discover and try a range of painting techniques from medieval times right up until today. Tutor and exhibiting artist Glen Stewart has now added an in-depth Step 2 to this ever popular course. See P29

This new course taught by jeweller Max Butcher is a fascinating exploration into the world of gemstones, diamonds and metals used in jewellery making. Can you tell the trash from the treasures? Course details on P33.

ART ON HOLIDAY

HOT OFF THE PRESS We’ve just received delivery of a beautiful new printing press which will be used in our Printmaking for Beginners, Collograph, Studio Printmaking and Linocut courses. This second press means our students can create bigger works and more of them. See P29 for printmaking courses.

With the holiday season just around the corner Drawing for a Travel Diary is a tangible way to bring some newfound art skills into your daily life. Joss Gregson teaches how to capture the spirit of your favourite holiday spot on the page. P31

DITCH THE MANUAL If you’ve got a shiny new digital SLR but not a clue on how to use it Digital Photography – Beyond Auto is the course for you. This brand new course taught by photographer Karen Castle will give you tips and pointers on how to get the most out of your camera. More on P36.

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Kids Holidays

5–8 years

Creative Clay Anneke de Rooij Create miniature versions of your pet or favourite animal in clay. Discover a number of hand building, decorating and assembling techniques. Your personalised sculptures will be fired and ready to take home two weeks after class. Tues 1 Oct | 10am–12noon or Tues 1 Oct | 1pm–3pm $41 incl. materials

Cut, Paste & Animate Steven Aiton Using computers and video cameras, create your own animated story onscreen with colourful paper cut-outs of yourself and fun props. Parents are invited to watch a screening at the end of the session. A DVD of the animations will be posted out to you after the workshop. Tues 1 Oct | 10am–3pm $88 incl. materials & DVD

Mosaic Your Own Colourful Plaque Renae Martin Learn how to combine simple shapes and colours to create images. Using child friendly tiles, mosaic your own plaque and learn how to grout. Take your piece home to hang on your wall. Wed 2 Oct | 10am–1pm or Wed 9 Oct | 10am–1pm $55 incl. materials

Monster Mash Drawing Extravaganza Rachel Zimmerman Create your very own monster drawing with the help of your classmates, your strange and fantastic monster will be completely unique. Let your imagination run wild. Wed 2 Oct | 1–3pm Thurs 10 Oct | 10am–12noon $41 incl. materials

Lost Sock Friends Rachel Zimmerman Make some new friends using lost socks. Learn simple sewing techniques to turn a lost sock into a cute cuddly toy with its own personality for you to take home. Wed 2 Oct | 10am–12noon Thurs 10 Oct | 1–3pm $41 incl. materials

Paste-Up Art on Canvas Lady Bananas Create cool canvas art using paste-ups, a fun and simple yet striking urban art technique where paper images and characters are transferred onto a surface. Learn how to combine stencils, photocopies and colour to create a multilayered masterpiece. Wed 2 Oct | 10am–1pm or Fri 11 Oct | 10am–1pm $48 incl. materials

3D Kooky Characters Gila Cohen (6-8 years) Have fun inventing and constructing your own unique 3D character using colourful card, paper, cardboard and a mountain of recycled materials. Develop your own creature, giving it its own special features using fun embellishments. Thurs 3 Oct | 10am–12noon $41 incl. materials

Outer Space Animation Steven Aiton Create an exciting intergalactic animation that comes to life onscreen using computers, iPads and video cameras. Parents are invited to a screening at the end of the session. A DVD of the

26 | courses | kids animations will be posted out to you after the workshop. Thurs 3 Oct | 10am–3pm $88 incl. materials & DVD

The World Of Stage Acting Chloe King Have fun learning about the world of stage acting. Working in small groups, establish a scene and bring your own character to life. Parents are invited to view a short performance at the end of class. Thurs 3 Oct | 10am–12 noon $31

Character Creation & Mask Making Gila Cohen Create a number of drawings and a special mask of a character you’ve invented. Using a whole variety of colourful embellishments, convert your drawings into a special mask that you can wear for hours of fun at home. Fri 4 Oct| 10am–12noon $41 incl. materials

Anneke de Rooij Learn hand building techniques to make your very own mug, jug or bowl. Once built, decorate your piece by painting on colourful non-toxic under glazes. Pieces will be fired and glazed at FAC and are usable to eat and drink out of. Mon 7 Oct | 10am–12noon $41 incl. materials

with award-winning musician and audiovisual producer Roly Skender. Working in small groups, come up with a cool theme for your song, have a jam on a variety of instruments from the ukulele to percussion and learn to use your voice. The track created during the workshop will be burned onto a CD for you to keep. Tues 8 Oct | 10am–1pm $66 incl. materials & CD

Sea Adventures In Animation

Sew Your Own Cuddly Animal

Functional Clay – Mugs & Bowls

Steven Aiton Using the underwater world as a theme, make your story come to life onscreen using computers, iPads and video cameras. Parents are invited to a screening at the end of the session. A DVD of the animations will be posted out to you after the workshop. Mon 7 Oct | 10am–3pm $88 incl. materials & DVD

Sensational UV String Art

Bernadette Aitken Discover how books were made in ancient times. Make your own scroll and construct two other simple books adorning them with your own illustrations. Fri 4 Oct | 10am–12noon $41 incl. materials

Gila Cohen Create your very own picture using brightly coloured string and thread wrapped around small nails that you hammer into cork board. Look at the pictures you create under a special UV light to see them glow in the dark. Mon 7 Oct | 10am–12noon $41 incl. materials

Kirigami Colourful Printed T-Shirts

Stamp, Print, Repeat

Making Books

Angela Ferolla Decorate your own t-shirt combining Kirigami cut-outs and fun screenprinting techniques. Learn about Kirigami (the Japanese art of symmetrical paper cut-outs) to create snowflake-like stencils which will be printed onto your t-shirt using colourful fabric inks. Bring a t-shirt along to print on. Fri 4 Oct | 10am–1pm $48 incl. materials

Gila Cohen Decorate a calico bag with colourful designs and patterns. Learn a variety of textile printmaking techniques using your own foam etchings, stamps and interesting textured materials. Tues 8 Oct | 10am–12noon $41 incl. materials

Music – Jam It Up Roly Skender Invent and record your own song, from lyrics to melodies,

Lucinda Crimson (6-8 years) Create your very own soft toy while learning simple hand stitching techniques. Draw a picture of your favourite animal, pet or a creature from your imagination then turn it into a cuddly toy for you to take home. Tues 8 Oct | 1–4pm Fri 11 Oct | 1–4pm $48 incl. materials

Drawing Portraits Lucinda Crimson Learn how to use colour and shapes to create portraits, silhouettes and profiles of yourself. Learn a variety of fun and experimental techniques. Create a number of works including a cool poster. Tues 8 Oct | 10am–12noon $41 incl. materials

Paper Mache Playmates Louise Snook (kids working with an adult) Create a simple free-standing sculpture of a creature of your choice! Use simple materials like coloured paper and glue to finish your masterpiece in paper mache style. Wed 9 Oct | 10am–1pm $48 incl. materials

Colourful Print & Dye Bernadette Aitken Create colourful pieces of fabric using various print and dye techniques including Shibori,

courses | kids | 27 printing with foam, lino blocks and more. Have fun with colour and make beautiful patterns on material that you can take away with you. Wed 9 Oct | 10am–12noon $41 incl. materials

Decorate Your Own T-Shirt Bernadette Aitken Come along and personalise a t-shirt using a range of fun and colourful textile and printing techniques. Bring a white t-shirt to decorate. Wed 9 Oct | 1–3pm $41 incl. materials

Felt a Picture

Create Your Own Canvas

Sue Espie Create a small artwork without pens, pencils, paper or paint. Using the wet felting technique you will create an artwork worthy of framing. Parents are welcome to stay and join if they wish. Fri 11 Oct | 10am–1pm $48 incl. materials

Louise Snook Learn printmaking, painting and embellishing techniques to create your own masterpiece! Have fun printing and painting on a textile surface, which will be stretched over a frame for you to take home. Wed 2 Oct | 10am–2pm $62 incl. materials

Kids Holidays.

9–12 years

Colourful Beaded Necklaces Funky Fimo Jewellery Claire Brooks Create a range of special beads using old storybooks, cut-outs and special paper to make your own neckpiece. With simple laminating techniques and a pair of pliers, learn the first steps to constructing jewellery pieces. Thurs 10 Oct | 10am–1pm $48 incl. materials

Sophie Guittiere Design your own accessories with the easily malleable modeling product Fimo. Learn how to create special patterns in Fimo, making a personalised pendant and ring. Tues 1 Oct | 10am–1pm $48 incl. materials

Felted Fuzzy Friends

Renae Martin Using child friendly tiles, mosaic a colourful plaque from your own image designed in class. Learn how to create detail and characteristics using shapes and colours. Tues 1 Oct | 10am–1pm or Tues 8 Oct | 10am–1pm $55 incl. materials

Louise Snook (kids working with an adult) Design your own colourful toy, from a shark to an elephant, snake or bird, then make it come alive in felt. A fun way for kids and adults to learn feltmaking techniques. Thurs 10 Oct | 10am–3pm $81 incl. materials

Mosaic Your Own Colourful Plaque

Theatre Skills & Stage Acting Chloe King Discover theatre skills such as improvisation, character development, stage presence and plot. Perform your piece to the rest of the group, putting your newly gained skills into action. A great way to boost your performance imagination and self confidence. Tues 1 Oct | 10am–12 noon $31

Create & Animate Level 1 Steven Aiton Devise a story with characters, then using computers, iPads and video cameras bring your story to life on screen. Parents are invited to watch a screening at the end of the session. A DVD of the animations will be posted out to you after the workshop. Wed 2 Oct | 10am–3pm or Tues 8 Oct | 10am–3pm $88 incl. materials & DVD

Multimedia Fashion Sketches Angela Ferolla Discover how to put your designs to paper. Learn to create interesting forms, patterns and textures using illustration, collage and cut-outs to create a series of multimedia fashion sketches. Thur 3 Oct | 10am–1pm $48 incl. materials

Drawing Self-Portraits Gila Cohen Create large scale self-portraits from observation, experimenting with various drawing materials such as pencil, ink and charcoal. Learn about proportion, negative space, tone and shade to create a masterpiece on beautiful A1 artist quality paper. Thurs 3 Oct | 1pm–4pm $48 incl. materials

Urban Art - Multilayered “Stick-Ups” on Board Lady Bananas Combine pre-cut stencils, pasteups (paper cut-outs that are adhered to a surface), lettering,

28 | courses | kids aerosols and paint markers to create your own multilayered masterpiece on MDF board. Learn compositional techniques and how to combine all these cool mediums. Fri 4 Oct | 10am–2pm $62 incl. materials

Create & Animate Level 2 Steven Aiton A follow on class from Steven's Create & Animate level 1 workshop. Animation enthusiasts now have the chance to build on skills and master even more animation techniques. A DVD of the animations will be posted out to you after the workshop. Fri 4 Oct | 10am–3pm or Wed 9 Oct | 10am–3pm $88 incl. materials & DVD

Funky Fimo Beadmaking Sophie Guittiere Learn how to make your own brightly coloured funky fimo beads and use them to create a necklace. A great class for newcomers but also open to students who have already done Funky Fimo Jewellery with Sophie and would like to try something different. Mon 7 Oct | 10am–1pm $48 incl. materials

Functional Clay – Mugs & Bowls

Drawing with Wire – Figures in Action

Anneke de Rooij Learn hand building techniques to make your very own mug, jug or bowl. Design and build your piece, then decorate it by painting on colourful non-toxic under glazes. Pieces will be fired and glazed at FAC, usable to eat and drink out of. Mon 7 Oct | 1pm–4pm $48 incl. materials

Gila Cohen Draw and sculpt with wire to make a figure in action which will be mounted onto a colourful base. Learn how to create dimension with wire, giving your figure special characteristics using plaster bandages and various draping techniques. Tues 8 Oct | 1pm–4pm $48 incl. materials

Large Scale Pastel Drawings Gila Cohen Learn observation and practical skills to draw from still life. Discover the luscious qualities of pastels, how to create detail and use colour on a large scale. Students will create a number of A3 works on artists quality paper. Mon 7 Oct | 1pm–4pm $48 incl. materials

Make Your Own Monster Lucinda Crimson Design, sew and stuff your own ugly or cute soft toy then embellish it using fabrics and felt, buttons and trims. Visit chinkywooster.com to see examples of Lucinda’s handmade toys. Mon 7 Oct | 10am–3pm $81 incl. materials

Music – Jam It Up Roly Skender Learn how to write a music track in this exciting workshop with award-winning musician and audiovisual producer Roly Skender. Working in small groups, come up with snappy rhymes and lyrics, have a jam on a variety of instruments from the guitar to ukulele and percussion and learn to use your voice. The music created during this workshop will be burned onto a CD for you to keep. Wed 9 Oct | 10am–1pm $66 incl. materials & CD

Urban Art - Paint Marker Madness Level 2 Lady Bananas An advanced workshop created for any previous urban art students. Honing in on your skills, customise an A3 canvas combining paint markers with other fun urban art materials. Emphasis is on character design and lettering. Thurs 10 Oct | 10am–2pm $62 incl. materials

Create & Animate Level 3 Steven Aiton If you've done Steven's first two animation classes and want to come back for even more, here’s your chance. The perfect class for animation enthusiasts. A DVD of the animations will be posted out to you after the workshop. Thurs 10 Oct | 10am–3pm $88 incl. materials & DVD

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3D Characters in Clay Anneke de Rooij Guided by a story, create your own character in clay. Imagine aspects of the character’s life to inform its appearance; Where would it live? What would it do? Learn a number of design, texturing, hand building and assembling techniques. Fri 11 Oct | 10am–1pm $48 incl. materials

Perspex Pendants Claire Brooks Learn simple jewellery-making skills such as riveting, filing and assembling to create a dazzling pendant combining acrylic sheeting with colourful fabrics. Turn your pendant into a beautiful neckpiece using tigertail and colourful beads. Fri 11 Oct| 10am–1pm $48 incl. materials

Animation Club Steven Aiton Due to popular demand FAC has created an animation club for students who have completed Steven’s Level 3 Animation workshop. Working as a team, develop your skills and produce a short film complete with a public screening later in the year at FAC. Sun 27 Oct | 11am–4pm Sun 17 Nov | 11am–4pm $66 incl. materials

Animation Club Screening Steven Aiton Pop down to see the amazing works created by FAC’s Animation Club participants throughout 2013. Includes introduction by master animator Steven Aiton. Refreshments provided. Sun 15 Dec | 11am Free event | All welcome

Art for Teens.

13–18 years .

Drawing with a Difference Rachel Zimmerman In this relaxed workshop learn how to use a variety of different materials to draw from observation and imagination. Explore ideas through a series of fun drawing exercises. Gain a new confidence in applying marks to a blank surface and come away with a selection of drawings for your visual diary. Thurs 3 Oct | 10am–3pm $63

Skate Decks Lady Bananas Create a piece of urban art using various specialist materials such as aerosol, paint pens, marker and stenciling techniques. Discuss design imagery then transfer it onto your own deck. Decks can be purchased on the day for approx $25. Tues 8 Oct | 10am–2pm $58

Funky Felted Bag Sue Espie Make a funky felted bag to hold your phone and precious stuff using a seamless wet felting technique, incorporating soft fine wool and other materials. Wool and materials can be purchased on the day for $15. Wed 9 Oct | 10am–3pm $63

Animate Steven Aiton For all animation enthusiasts! Learn important technical skills to create a short animated film, using laptops, iPad and mobile devices from accomplished animation artist Steven Aiton. The workshop is open to any skill level including animators with previous experience. Sat 26 Oct 11am–4pm $88 incl. materials

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Oil Painting

adult courses

Painting Pastels Peter Walker Discover the spontaneity and luscious qualities of pastels. Enjoy the energy and vigour of this simple medium that was a favourite of artists like Degas and Picasso. Mondays (9 weeks) 14 Oct–9 Dec | 9:30am–12:30pm $256/ members $230

Watercolour Peter Walker Watercolours are an affordable, fun and portable medium and an ideal first step in any painting education. Explore the beauty of this engaging medium known for its luminous and transparent nature. Be guided through a number of exercises, from conventional to less orthodox approaches, then develop and work on your own pieces. Mondays (9 weeks) 14 Oct–9 Dec | 1:30pm–3:30pm $186/ members $167 or Wednesdays (9 weeks) 16 Oct–11 Dec | 9:30am–12:30pm $256/ members $230

Peter Walker Discover methods of building an oil painting, from underpainting to finish glazes. Be guided through exercises to build up your skills, then develop your own projects. Learn techniques from the old masters to contemporary styles Tuesdays (9 weeks) 15 Oct–10 Dec | 9:30am–12:30pm $256/ members $230 or Tuesdays (9weeks) 15 Oct–10 Dec | 1:30pm–3:30pm $186/ members $167

Painting with Acrylics – Abstract Expressionism Regina Noakes Create your own abstract image while discovering the possibilities of painting with acrylics. Working on your own project, learn about the qualities of colour and texture provided by paint and how to create a balanced picture. Some painting experience required. Tuesdays (7 weeks) 15 Oct–26 Nov | 9:30am–12:30pm $223 / members $201

Acrylic Painting for the Absolute Beginner – Real to Abstract Joss Gregson Discover the art of painting with acrylics. Learn about brushes, mediums, basic colour theory and how to mix colour as you observe it. Starting with the simplest of objects learn how to create depth and form, gaining confidence to tackle more complex compositions and eventually make your own abstract paintings. Wednesdays (9 weeks) 16 Oct–11 Dec | 9:30am–12:30pm $256/ members $230

Studio Painting Joss Gregson This course is designed for students with some painting skills, anyone making a return to painting or those simply wanting to refine and extend skills and techniques. The focus will be on confidence building and the development of an individual approach as ideas are explored through traditional studio exercises along with some that may be more challenging. Thursdays (9 weeks) 17 Oct–12 Dec | 9:30am–12:30pm $256/ members $230

Landscape Painting in Acrylics Joss Gregson Explore landscape painting at your own pace. This course functions both as an introduction for beginners or more advanced students wishing to develop their skills. Key factors such as creating depth and the colours of light will be explored, along with such fundamental things as how to paint the sky, clouds, trees etc. A research session may take you around Fremantle and the harbour with cameras and a small paint kit to gather material for development to large scale paintings in the studio. Thursdays (9 weeks) 17 Oct–12 Dec | 1:30pm–4:30pm $256/ members $230

Advanced Studio Painting Joss Gregson For students seeking critical feedback in a supportive studio environment. Develop your own visual language prompted by visual stimuli and conversation. A new project or theme is introduced each term as an optional starting point. Designed for the experienced painter wishing to bring their painting skills and ideas to exhibition

courses | adults | 31 standard. Fridays (9 weeks) 18 Oct–13 Dec | 9:30am–2:30pm $427/ members $384

Oil, Watercolour, Enamel & Ink – New Approaches to Painting Teelah George Learn the characteristics and new approaches to working with a range of traditional mediums – oils, watercolour, enamel and inks. Explore the different qualities of these mediums while painting from still life and photographs. Learn how to combine these materials and how they can work together on a surface. Thursdays (9 weeks) 17 Oct–12 Dec | 9.30am–12.30pm $256/ members $230

500 Years of Painting Processes in a Day - Step 1 Glen Stewart Discover painting techniques and materials from medieval times to the present day in this intensive workshop. Gain an understanding of how Egg Tempera, Acrylic & Oil Paints can be applied and manipulated to achieve textural results. Be inspired, acquiring skills to continue your painterly adventure at home. Sun 13 Oct | 10am–4pm. Second part of course also available. See p 29 $92/ members $83

Make a Large Scale Painting in a Day Joss Gregson Working on a large canvas, create your own painting in this exciting one day workshop. Learn how to use acrylic mediums and be guided through some basic painting techniques, colour theory, composition and achieve your own large scale painting. Sat 19 Oct | 10am–4pm $92/ members $83

Oil Painting for Beginners Kathryn Haug Discover the rich qualities of working with oil paints. Learn how to use mediums and solvents, colour mixing and different ways to apply paint to a surface. Start your journey into oil painting through a series of exercises then develop and work on a painting of the figure under the guidance of emerging artist Kathryn Haug. Last two sessions with a life model. Wednesdays (6 weeks) 23 Oct–26 Nov | 6:30pm–9pm $242/ members $218

Discover the Versatility of Acrylics Kathryn Haug Be guided through essential painting concepts using acrylics, from colour theory to composition and mark making. Learn how to prepare a support to paint on and experiment with a range of subject matter. A great course for complete beginners or those wishing to be reinspired by this medium. Saturdays (4 weeks) 26 Oct–16 Nov | 10am–1pm $173/ members $156

Five Hundred Years of Painting Processes – Step 2 Glen Stewart A follow up to Glen’s 500 Years of Painting Processes Step 1 course. Explore in more depth the use of different painting techniques and materials over the centuries. Create a series of finished works under Glen’s guidance that incorporate oil paint, egg tempera and other mediums to create different textures on the surface of a painting. Delve deeper into these techniques to understand how they can be used in contemporary painting. Sundays (3 weeks)

3–17 Nov | 10am–1pm $131/ members $118

Playing with Colour Shana James Take the guesswork out of mixing colour and learn the skills to mix the right colour you need the first time. Learn how to make colour the strength of your artwork. Sat 23 Nov | 10am–4pm $92/ members $83

Contemporary Painting with Natural Resin Shaaron du Bignon Be introduced to natural pigments, oxides and resins suitable for painting that you can collect and make yourself. Discover the beauty of these natural materials while experimenting with how to build layers of colour and texture on your prepared surfaces. Create a resolved painting in this exciting one day workshop. Sun 1 Dec | 10am–4pm $92/ members $83

Drawing &. Printmaking Learn to Draw Shana James Start your journey into art with this short course that covers the basics. Under the expert tuition of artist Shana James, learn how to draw from still life. Discover how to use tone to create light and shade and to get the most out of your drawing materials. Mondays (4 weeks) 14 Oct–5 Nov | 9:30am–12:30pm $138/ members $124

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Printmaking for Beginners Shana James Starting with the basics, explore the traditional art of printmaking in an encouraging environment. In this hands-on course learn about different types of printmaking including linocut, drypoint and monoprint and discover the various prints they produce. Understand what materials are used and how to handle a printing press. Mondays (9 weeks) 14 Oct–9 Dec | 1.30pm–4:30pm $256/ members $230

Collograph Shana James Learn all about Collograph printing, from preparing your plate to printing a short edition. Collograph is a unique process that uses cardboard, glue and paper to make a plate which can be printed using an etching press. The result is an image with a rich surface of velvety line, fluid marks and unfamilar textures. Plates can be printed several times to create an edition. Tuesdays (9 weeks) 15 Oct–10 Dec | 9.30am–12.30pm $256/ members $230

Studio Printmaking Shana James Designed for students with some printmaking experience, with a focus on using printmaking to explore ideas in a thematic way. Explore your own projects and print processes under the guidance of an experienced tutor. Recording and sharing ideas and processes will be an integral part of this class. Wednesdays (9 weeks) 16 Oct–11 Dec | 9.30am–12.30pm $256/ members $230

Linocut Prints

Linocut

Shana James Learn how to carve a piece of lino to make beautiful black and white prints using the theme of trees and landscape. Explore how to interpret the theme, adapt an image to suit the medium and discover how to carve different textures to describe different elements of the image. This class is an opportunity to learn basic linocut skills or hone existing skills in a supportive studio environment. Each student will print their image to make 12 prints (editions). Wednesdays (9 weeks) 16 Oct –11 Dec | 1.30– 4.30pm $256/ members $230

Shana James

Life Drawing Joss Gregson Learn how to make slow and detailed contour line drawings, rapid gestural drawings, measure correct proportions and how to use light and shade to suggest human form. Explore life drawing through demonstration, instruction and encouragement from your tutor. All sessions with a life model (long pose). Students can then continue with the follow up course Drawing the Figure in Three Dimensions. Wednesdays (5 weeks) 16 Oct–13 Nov | 1:30pm–4:30pm $226/ members $203

Drawing & Music Glen Stewart Spend the day immersed in drawing and music in this stimulating and unique workshop. Draw in response to various styles of music and sound while discovering the effects on a variety of wet and dry media. Includes a live performance by a cellist in the afternoon. No previous drawing/painting experience necessary. Sun 20 Oct | 10am–4pm $139/ members $125

Discover the secrets of linocut printmaking, a popular practice amongst artists. Learn how to adapt your image, carve your plate and print your image on different paper. This course will also cover colour techniques and registration. Tuesdays (6 weeks) 22 Oct–26 Nov | 6:30pm–9pm $228/ members $205

Drawing for the Absolute Beginner – Step 1 Teelah George Starting from scratch, discover essential drawing skills in an encouraging environment. Learn observation skills, basic drawing methods and how to use various materials through exercises and demonstrations. Last session with a life model. Tuesdays (6 weeks) 22 Oct–26 Nov | 6:30pm–9pm $242/ members $218

Life Drawing Shannon Williamson Learn the techniques of figure drawing with weekly exercises that focus on the anatomy, physicality, scale and proportion of the body. Explore how different approaches can be taken to transfer these skills into your drawings. All sessions with a life model. Tuesdays (6 weeks) 22 Oct–26 Nov | 6:30pm–9pm $274/ members $247

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Life Drawing - An Experimental & Gestural Approach Camilla Loveridge Discover a number of experimental approaches to depicting the human figure on paper, starting with quick sketches, moving onto longer poses later in the day. Explore mark making, preparing a textured and tonal surface as a background and the use of interesting application tools to express the human form. Includes life model. Sun 27 Oct | 10am–4pm $139/ members $125

Mixed Media Drawing The Next Step Shana James This course is specially designed for those with some basic drawing experience or Shana's previous ‘Learn to Draw’ students. Expand your skill set with a range of mixed media drawing techniques, learning how to draw from still life and from nature. Take inspiration from FAC’s beautiful grounds. Use light and shade to create dramatic effects. Monday (5 weeks) 11 Nov –9 Dec | 9:30am–12:30pm $172/ members $155

Drawing the Figure in Three Dimensions

Investigating Drawing Approaches & Materials

Joss Gregson Explore the dimensions of the human form in this short course. Start by drawing on paper following the line of the figure, moving on to using wire to explore the figure as a 3D linear structure, then investigate the human body using clay. Some basic drawing experience is recommended. This course is a follow on from Life Drawing with Joss Gregson. Includes sessions with a life model. Wednesdays (4 weeks) 20 Nov–11 Dec | 1:30pm–4:30pm $191/ members $172

Teelah George

Drawing for a Travel Diary Joss Gregson An inspiring weekend of drawing. Begin with essential drawing techniques in the studio before moving to interesting locations around Fremantle. Discover how to draw quickly to capture the essence of any scene. The construction of the page using both text and drawing will also be explored. Sat 23 & Sun 24 Nov | 10am–4pm $185/ members $167

Discover experimental approaches to drawing. Start by visiting FAC Artist in Residence Teelah George’s studio, viewing her works at their varying levels of process. Learn how to create interesting surfaces, draw from still life and inspiring images, to how to incorporate a variety of materials. Create a number of works that can be built on. Sat 23 Nov | 10am–4pm $92/ members $83

Jewellery. Jewellery - Knitting with Wire Jill Parnell Learn how to design and make intricate cable-like neckpieces and other jewellery forms using various knitting and braiding techniques with wire. Learn a number of techniques then work on your own sculptural or wearable pieces. Sun 13 Oct | 10am–4pm $92/ members $83

Jewellery Design & Techniques Claire Brooks Learn how to create shapes, forms and different dimensions with metal. Use soldering, filing and texturing surfaces to explore the construction of contemporary jewellery. Mondays (9 weeks) 14 Oct–9 Dec | 9:30am-12:30pm $256/ members $230

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Casting Objects in Metal Claire Brooks Discover the technique of lost wax casting, a process in which a mould is created out of wax, burnt away then refilled with metal to create a small metal object. Using mould making techniques and working with wax allows for fine detailing on a small scale, resulting in exquisite metal pieces. Mondays (9 weeks) 14 Oct–9 Dec | 1:30pm–4:30pm $256/ members $230

Jewellery Jill Parnell Learn traditional jewellerymaking techniques including sawing, soldering, bending and several ways of texturing metal. Create a number of your own unique pieces. Wednesdays (9 weeks) 16 Oct–11 Dec | 9:30am–12:30pm $256/ members $230

Enamelling & Beadmaking Jill Parnell Create stunning beads and other small scale pieces using a variety of enamelling and glass beadmaking techniques. Discover the technical elements of cloisonné enamelling and learn how to make stunning torch fired beads using Murano and Millefiori glass. Wednesdays (9 weeks) 16 Oct–11 Dec | 1:30pm–3:30pm $186/ members $167

Enamelling Jill Parnell Explore the distinctive technique of cloisonné, a style of enamelling using copper and silver wires and gold and silver foils to achieve intricate patterns and designs. Create your own exquisite

enamelled jewellery using this leadlight technique. Thursdays (9 weeks) 17 Oct–12 Dec | 9:30am–12:30pm $256/ members $230

Working with Wire Jill Parnell Design and create intricate cable-like neckpieces and other jewellery using various knitting and braiding techniques with wire. No knitting or crochet experience required. Thursdays (9 weeks) 17 Oct–12 Dec | 1:30pm–4:30pm $256/ members $230

Contemporary Jewellery & Assemblage Claire Brooks Learn traditional jewellerymaking skills and assemblage techniques to combine collected treasures and old jewellery pieces with silver. Be guided through design and technical elements such as riveting, sawing and soldering to create a number of your own pieces. Fridays (9 weeks) 18 Oct–13 Dec | 9:30am–12:30pm $256/ members $230

Contemporary Silver Jewellery Alister Yiap & claire brooks Learn the foundations of jewellery-making including soldering, sawing, filing, riveting and how to create textured surfaces in metal. Design and construct your own contemporary earrings, pendants, bracelets or rings in silver. Saturdays (6 weeks) 19 Oct–23 Nov | 10am–1pm $260/ members $234

Jewellery for Beginners – The World of Rings Claire Brooks Learn the basics of jewellerymaking with a focus on rings. Discover how to size, form, solder, file and texture metal under the expert tuition of contemporary jeweller Claire Brooks. Students will make a unique ring that fits perfectly. Wednesdays (6 weeks) 23 Oct–27 Nov | 6pm–9pm $272/ members $245

Jewellery Tool Making Max Butcher Make simple and inexpensive tools for use in the making and repairing of jewellery. Learn annealing, forging, hardening, tempering, polishing and sharpening of steel tools. Create simple stamps and dies and explore texturing using hammers and punches. Sun 20 Oct| 10am–4pm $92/ members $83

Keum Boo Claire Brooks A stunning technique where gold foil is applied to a silver surface resulting in a contrast of bright yellow against white silver. Create a small piece; a pendant, earrings or brooch. Combining textured surfaces with Keum Boo is a great way to add something special to your jewellery. Sun 27 Oct | 10am–4pm $92/ members $83

Glass Beadmaking - Step 1 Matthew Goodlet Learn how to work with glass using torches to create a range of colourful, decorated beads with Murano glass. Discover how to shape beads, apply enamels, surface treatments and safety procedures. You will learn how

courses | adults | 35 to work 24 carat gold and silver inlay, Millefioiri glass, Filigrana, enamels and lustres. A stimulating and hands on workshop. Sun 27 Oct | 10am–4pm $92/ members $83

Trash or Treasure? Identifying Quality Gemstones, Metals & Jewellery

Jewellery – Colouring Titanium

Explore the world of gemstones, diamonds and metals used in jewellery making. Learn to understand the differences between the stones, how they are mined, made, cut and correctly set. Students will have the chance to inspect gems whilst learning about their properties. In part two explore the world of metals and fine jewellery making. See the difference between cast vs handmade and the properties of gold in its various manifestations. A fantastic hands-on workshop for jewellers and those with an interest in beautiful stones and metals. Sun 24 Nov & 1 Dec | 10am–4pm $185/ members $167

Jill Parnell Experiment with colouring titanium, the lightest and strongest of metals with heat, to create stunning results. Design and create a colourful brooch or pendant in just one day.This workshop is suitable for students with no previous jewellery making experience or those wishing to learn a different technique. Sun 3 Nov | 10am–4pm $92/ members $83

Bezel Set Ring Claire Brooks Using a stone of your choice, make a bezel (a popular and secure technique of stone setting) and band customised to fit you. Processes covered include sawing, filing, soldering, sizing and setting. Bring a special stone or purchase one from your tutor on the day. Sun 10 & 17 Nov | 10am–4pm $185/ members $167

Glass Beadmaking - Step 2 Matthew Goodlet Build on techniques and skills learnt in Matthew’s original Glass Beadmaking workshop. Be guided through a history of glass beadmaking whilst exploring techniques of Murano hollow bead making, rings and more intricate sculptural and silver inclusions. Sun 1 Dec | 10am–4pm $92/ members $83

Max Butcher

Ceramics &. Sculpture. Porcelain Jewellery Techniques – The Decorated Surface Sandra Black Create stunning ceramic beads and other small forms such as brooches, buttons, earrings, pins and necklaces using Australian fine porcelain. Apply coloured underglazes and blue and white brush decoration. Learn how to get the most out of commercial tissue transfers. Glaze your work so as to be able to apply decals and lustres to create exciting surfaces for your jewellery pieces. Mondays (9 weeks) 14 Oct–9 Dec | 9:30am–12:30pm $256/ members $230

Mould Making & Casting – Painted Porcelain Bowls Sandra Black Make moulds then using cast forms explore the application of colour to vessels. Colour can be applied in a number of different ways both in and out of the mould. Techniques to be explored are in mould painting and casting, layering colour, marbling and cut back techniques. Out of the mould we will look at the different ways to use stains in slips and painting mediums. Finally we will explore the use of commercial underglazes. Works will be fired and clear glazed. Mondays (9 weeks) 14 Oct–9 Dec | 1:30pm–4:30pm $256/ members $230

Ceramic Garden Ware Dee Jaeger Create functional or decorative works for your garden. Learn handbuilding techniques such as coiling, slab work, hand modelling, press moulding and sprig mould making for decorative surfaces. Explore glazing and finishing techniques suitable for hanging pots, planter boxes and objects d’art for your outdoor living space. Tuesdays (9 weeks) 15 Oct–10 Dec | 9.30am–12.30pm $256/ members $230

Clay Sculpture Robyn Varpins Explore clay’s unique properties while building pieces for the home or garden. Learn clay handling techniques, how to use a scale model, create detail in your pieces as well as glazing and adding colour. Wednesdays (6 weeks) 16 Oct–20 Nov | 9:30am–12:30pm $206/ members $185 or Fridays (6 weeks) 18 Oct–22 Nov | 9:30am–12:30pm $206/ members $185

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Throwing & Handbuilding Stewart Scambler Learn the fundamental techniques of ceramics. Study the properties of different sorts of clay, learn how to handle the clay with specialist tools with a focus on how to use the pottery wheel. Create a number of resolved pieces that can be fired in FAC’s kilns. No class on Thursday 24 Oct. Thursdays (9 weeks) 17 Oct–19 Dec | 9:30am–12:30pm $256/ members $230 or Wednesdays (5 weeks) 30 Oct–27 Nov | 6:30pm–9pm $183/ members $165

Raku Stewart Scambler Create stunning ceramic pieces while learning about Raku; a Japanese technique resulting in unique colours, lustres and patterns. Suitable clays and glazes will be discussed as well as methods of firing and post firing reduction. No class on Thursday 24 Oct. Thursdays (9 weeks) 17 Oct–19 Dec | 1pm–4pm $256/ members $230

Improve Your Throwing Skills Stewart Scambler Be introduced to the art of throwing on the pottery wheel with a focus on creating bowls. Discover the beauty of working with clay, its diverse properties, how to use specialist tools and decorating techniques. Create a number of finished and glazed pieces. Saturdays (4 weeks) 9–30 Nov | 10am–1pm $173/ members $156

An Introduction to Carving Porcelain Sandra Black Learn how to carve images and patterns onto porcelain vessels. Be taken through a number of carving techniques to produce translucency, texture, carved additions and openings on and through the surface of thrown or cast vessels. Learn an easy technique for laying out geometric patterns for carving. Discover porcelain’s unique qualities of whiteness, fine surface, translucency and strength. Bring your own leatherhard porcelain pots to work with or use vessels supplied by your tutor. Sun 20 Oct | 10am–4pm $92/ members $83

Clay Sculpture Teresa Richards Explore clay’s unique properties while building pieces for the home or garden. Learn clay handling techniques, how to use a scale model, create detail in your pieces as well as glazing and adding colour. Saturdays (4 weeks) 12 Oct–2 Nov | 10am–1pm $173/ members $156 or Tuesdays (6 weeks) 22 Oct–26 Nov | 6.30-9.00pm $228/ members $205

Stone Carving Viktor Eszenyi Create your own threedimensional sculpture for the home or garden using easy to sculpt product manmade Hebel stone. Learn appropriate tool use, handling techniques and how to create detail. Sat 19 Oct | 10am–4pm or Sat 30 Nov | 10am–4pm $92/ members $83

Mosaic – Design, Colour & Technique Renae Martin Interpret images to create your own mosaic. Learn techniques such as tile cutting and shaping, grouting, composition and colour, and how to work efficiently and effectively. Gain skills necessary to continue with your practice at home. Sun 27 Oct | 10am–4pm $92/ members $83

Intro to Paperclay Graham Hay Create detailed and expressive sculptures with paperclay while discovering its unique properties; it is stronger and more adaptable than traditional clay, pieces can be worked on, added to or sawn off at any stage. For inspiration visit grahamhay.com.au Sun 3 Nov | 10am–4pm $92/ members $83

Fashion &. Textiles. Sewing – The Unfinished Project Gila Cohen Do you have a stash of unfinished sewing projects , confusing pattern instructions, impossible

courses | adults | 37 fitting problems or tricky details? Bring your stash and sewing machine to receive expert advice to get you back on your way. Whether it's helping you with that tricky step you got stuck on or simply re-sparking your interest in sewing, Gila will help you get that project done and dusted. Sundays (4 weeks) 20 Oct – 10 Nov | 10am–1pm $173 / members $56

cloth. Using natural fabrics such as silk, cotton, linen and wool explore cold and hot water dyes. Discover the dynamic combination of resist pattern and layers of colour to create your own unique and beautiful fabrics. Wednesdays (6 weeks) 23 Oct–27 Nov | 6–9pm $272/ members $245

their skills and techniques. Using FAC’s exposure unit and facilities, hone your skills, develop your own compositions and ideas with a tutor on hand to guide you. Fridays (6 weeks) 1 Nov–6 Dec| 9:30am–12:30pm $206/ members $185

Pauline Franklyn

Screenprinting – Customised Prints

Screenprinting – Pushing the Boundaries Angela Ferolla

Lucinda Crimson

Expand your expectations of the screenprinting process. A great course for those wanting to experiment with different types of printing on fabric using varied and unexpected mediums. Explore cutout stencils, risos as well as mediums such as puff ink, metallic foiling and discharge printing (bleaching colour). Some exciting processes that can also be done at home. Sundays (4 weeks) 27 Oct–17 Nov | 10am–1pm $173/ members $156

Learn the techniques of feltmaking and discover how felted textile pieces can be used to make a number of different objects and accessories. Discuss and devise your own felting project while refining your skills. Fridays (6 weeks) 1 Nov–6 Dec | 9:30am–12:30pm $206/ members $185

Taking inspiration from stencil and urban art, create your own custom printed t-shirts or lengths of fabric. Discuss and design imagery suitable for screenprinting, learn how to make your own stencil and play around with layering techniques and levels of translucency. Sun 20 Oct | 10am–4pm $92/ members $83

Design & Print Textiles

Angela Ferolla

Create an original design suitable to transfer onto textiles. Learn and understand the technical and creative side of starting with an idea through to a finished design. Explore how to apply your design onto material using different processes such as screenprinting, transfer dye, monoprinting and appliqué to create a series of fabric samples. Tuesdays (6 weeks) 22 Oct–26 Nov | 6.30–9pm $228/ members $205

Shibori, Dyeing & Discharge Techniques Kate Weedon Jones

Intro to Photographic Screenprinting on Fabric Louise Snook Using FAC’s exposure unit, learn how to permanently fix a photographic image to your silkscreen enabling you to print a high quality image countless times. Discuss imagery suitable for printing, composition and layering techniques as well as your own simple unit setup at home. Wednesdays (6 weeks) 30 Oct–4 Dec | 9:30am–12:30pm $206/ members $185

Studio Screenprinting Lucinda Crimson

Learn and practice the various methods of Shibori, the ancient art of Japanese resist dyeing whereby dye is prevented from entering specific areas of the

This course is designed for students with photographic screenprinting experience who would like to improve or refine

Felting Textiles for Beginners

Nuno Felting Sue Espie Nuno is the Japanese term for a fabric to which wool and other fibres are felted. Produce your own stunning textural cloth in this popular workshop under the expert guidance of textile artist Sue Espie. Sat 23 Nov | 10am–4pm $92/ members $83

Weaving – Coiling Fiona Gavino Learn the basketry technique of coiling using various plant fibres sourced locally. Construct a basket and learn how to harvest and store suitable plants for weaving. This technique can also be applied to textiles and other media. Sat 16 Nov | 10am–4pm $92/ members $83

Discover Mono-Prints – Canvas Wallworks Angela Ferolla Discover the simple yet beautiful

38 | courses | adults art of mono-printing on fabric. Bring along images or designs that inspire you, trace over them in a painterly manner then print onto fabric. Learn a number of contemporary textile processes to enhance your piece, creating a series of multilayered printed pictures on calico. You will be shown how to stretch these over a frame ready to hang on your wall. Sun 24 Nov | 10am–4pm $92/ members $83

Random Weaving Fiona Gavino Shape and sculpt threedimensional pieces using the random weaving technique and easily pliable pith cane. Take weaving beyond its traditional application, creating a number of interesting pieces. Plant fibres will be discussed and provided by your tutor at a small cost. Sat 30 Nov| 10am–4pm $92/ members $83

Photography Digital Photography – Beyond Auto Karen Castle Discover how to use your SLR camera and take better photos. Learn about lighting and composition and how your camera lenses work. Develop the skills and confidence to use your camera on manual and semi-auto settings. Fridays (4 weeks) 25 Oct–15 Nov| 9.30am–12.30pm $138/ members $124 or Wednesdays (4 weeks) 30 Oct–20 Nov| 6–9pm $173/ members $156

Landscape Photography

Music – Intermediate Ukulele

Cherina Hadley

Shaun Chandran

Learn how to work with natural light to capture stunning landscape images. Learn about camera field techniques, lenses and accessories, and the key elements of creative composition in landscape photography. Experiment with these new skills on a location shoot in Fremantle. Students will need their own digital SLR camera and should have a basic knowledge of how to operate their camera in manual mode. Sun 1 Dec | 10am–4pm $92/ members $83

Discover ways to take your ukulele playing to the next level. Learn how to unlock the potential of the ukulele with movable chords and advanced strumming techniques which will have you playing a repertoire of songs spanning the musical genres. This fun, relaxed interactive course is open to students from the beginners course or new students with some ukulele experience. Saturdays (3 weeks) 16–30 Nov | 2.30–4pm $92/ members $83

performing. arts Music – The World of Ukuleles Shaun Chandran Discover why the ukulele is making a musical comeback all around the world. Learn a range of basic chords, rhythm and strumming patterns which will have you playing a repertoire of songs spanning the decades. This fun, relaxed and interactive course will build your skills incrementally each week. Designed for beginners, no prior music knowledge required. Saturdays (3 weeks) 12–26 Oct | 2.30–4pm $92/ members $83

Impro Voice Chloe King Explore the secrets of improvisation in a fun and safe environment. Using the voice as a creative springboard, discover how to express yourself in a workshop designed to keep you truly in the moment. Fun and creative techniques using words, song, soundscapes and lyrics to unlock the improvisational power of the voice. A physical, dynamic and enriching experience. No singing or acting ability required, just a desire to play and join in. Sun 10 Nov | 10am–2pm $92/ members $83

animation Animation Steven Aiton Explore the secrets of making quality animation using the stop motion animation technique. Working with 3D objects or modelling clay spend the day creating a brief animated film which will be made available to you via digital download. Sat 16 Nov | 10am–4pm $112/ members $101

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Refund Policy

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Please read carefully before booking a course or workshop.

By Phone 9432 9555 Mon–Fri 9am–5pm Sat & Sun 10am–5pm (or fax 9430 6613) with credit card payment ONLY (Mastercard and Visa accepted)

By Mail Enclose cheque (payable to City of Fremantle) or fill in the credit card details on the enrolment form on page 48 and post it to: Fremantle Arts Centre PO Box 891, Fremantle WA 6959

In Person Visit FAC, 1 Finnerty Street, Fremantle and enrol at reception. Mon–Fri 9am–5pm Sat & Sun 10am–5pm Cash, cheque, eftpos and credit card accepted

Accessibility FAC is a heritage listed building with access limitations. If you have any special requirements please contact reception before enrolling in a course

Fees are paid in advance and your place is only confirmed by payment. If you are unable to attend, notice must be given five days before the course commences to receive a credit note, less 20% administration fee, redeemable within 12 months. If a class is cancelled by FAC due to lack of participants FAC will refund your money in full. The tuition fee does not include the cost of your materials. For material requirements see course outlines at fac.org.au/learning While every effort is made to run courses as publicised, on occasion changes to location and tutor of a course may need to be made. FAC reserves the right to make these changes. In this event no refund or credit will be given.

Enrolment Dates Kids Holidays from 2 September Members from 9 September Non-Members from 16 September

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contact us Fremantle Arts Centre 1 Finnerty Street Fremantle Western Australia 08 9432 9555 fac@fremantle.wa.gov.au fac.org.au

how to get here

shop FOUND at Fremantle Arts Centre 7 days 10am–5pm 08 9432 9569

accessibility

By public transport Catch the free CAT bus from Fremantle Train Station

FAC is a heritage listed building with access limitations. If you have any special requirements please contact reception before enrolling in a course.

By car Fremantle Arts Centre is on the corner of Finnerty and Ord Streets Street parking available

Director Jim Cathcart

opening times Open 7 days 10am–5pm and exhibition openings, night classes and events Closed December 25,26 & January 1

entry Free admission to galleries Free and ticketed events

grounds Free WiFi Children welcome Sorry, no dogs

café Canvas Restaurant Fully licensed 7 days 8am–4pm daily Kitchen closes at 2pm weekdays & 3pm weekends 08 9432 9562

fac staff General Manager Pete Stone Curator Dr Ric Spencer Exhibitions Coordinator Erin Coates Fac Print Award Coordinator Simone Johnston Gallery Officers Simone Johnston Tom Freeman City of Fremantle Art Collection Curator André Lipscombe Moores Building Exhibitions Coordinator Richie Kuhaupt Residencies and Studios Coordinator Bevan Honey Learning Coordinator deborah Haslam Shop Manager Gabrielle Howlett Communications Coordinator david craddock Events Coordinator Marcus Dickson Communications Assistant maria noakes

Graphic Designer matthew saville Finance office Christine Lofthouse robi szlay Reception Caroline Brook Sheridan Coleman Joanna Brown robi szalay Gwen Edwards madeleine drew Retail Assistants Rose Megirian PIA CHOMLEY Joanna Brown Jenny Dawson Kate Jones Events Assistants andrew clarke Todd Pickett James Siggins Grounds & Technician George Gregson facility & program assistant

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become a member of fremantle arts centre

Enjoy FAC in the most rewarding way possible – as a member. Personal Invitations Receive an invitation to FAC’s exhibitions and major events. What’s On Brochure FAC’s quarterly program will be mailed directly to you before it’s available to the general public. Be the first to hear about upcoming exhibitions and events. Learning Program Advance notice and preferential booking service for all adult learning courses.

FAC Discounts Receive up to eight 10% discounts in our shop, FOUND at FAC, and on adult learning courses. More Discounts Members are offered discounts to numerous local businesses including Jackson’s Drawing Supplies, picture framers, Luna Cinemas and The Butcher Shop.

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become a member Renewal of Membership

new membership

individual $63 concession (card holders only) $47 Household (2 adults) $113

enrol in a course course 1 name dates tuition fee course 2 name dates tuition fee enrolment dates kids holiday program from 2 sept members from 9 sept non-members from 16 sept

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surname address postcode Phone Number/s email i would like to receive the fac e-newsletter

payment Cheque (Payable to city of fremantle) Credit Card (Mastercard or visa accepted) credit card no expiry date cardholder signature

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october tues 1 sat 5 sat 5 sun 6 sat 12 sun 13 sun 20 sat 26 sun 27 sun 27

courses kids holidays begins moores building exhibition manny tamayo, craig bush, jayde george moores building exhibition curtin university dept. design and art sunday music timothy nelson and the infidels (wa) courses adults begin sunday music brendan gallagher (nsw) sunday music loren kate (wa) moores building exhibition antoinette carrier sunday music jordie lane (vic), old man luedecke (can) south lawn concert matt corby

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city of fremantle wardarnji festival sunday music wa youth jazz orchestra sunday music pimps of sound (wa) moores building exhibition paul kaptein moores building exhibition peter hancock moores building exhibition mardi west sunday music david ross mcdonald (sa) sonic sessions tex perkins EXHIBITION OPENING steven dickie (uk) EXHIBITION OPENING karen casey (vic) EXHIBITION OPENING abdul abdullah (wa) & leslie morgan (vic) artspoken steven dickie, karen casey, abdul abdullah, leslie morgan sunday music the belleville quartet (wa) artspoken steven dickie video and live web performance

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sunday music the sunshine brothers (wa) inner courtyard concert dyson, stringer & cloher moores building exhibition floyd devellerez moores building exhibition iliana jordanov bazaar wa's best christmas market sunday music harry james angus (nsw) sunday music cathErine traicos and the starry night (nsw), basko belleves (swe) city of fremantle candlelight carols sunday music grace barbe and afro kreol (wa)

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fremantle arts centre

bazaar

wa’s best christmas market

6 – 8 dec 2013

fri 5–10pm sat+sun 9am–5pm

entry $2 | children under 12 free WA’s best Christmas market returns to FAC bigger and better than ever. At Bazaar you’ll find unique WA-designed jewellery, fashion, ceramics, sculpture, woodwork, textiles and more. The annual weekend-long market is the perfect place to pick up Christmas presents for friends and family with more than 50 local traders showcasing their wonderful wares. media partner