Capturing the character of trees: drawing workshop with Elizabeth Cross

Dates & times

Sun 2 June 2019, 10:30

Location

ANU Drill Hall Gallery

Drawing of Prunus Tree by Elizabeth Cross

Image: Image: Elizabeth Cross, Prunus, Paris 1996. Courtesy of the artist.

 

In her show Arborescent, Cross has surveyed a variety of trees whose aesthetic nature spoke most strongly to her as an artist.

On the show Arborescent, Peter Kanowski said “Trees are the gift that keeps on giving”. At a time when the importance of appreciating trees extends beyond aesthetic value, and we are increasingly aware of the need to conserve and protect the older trees in our surrounding environment.

How can we better observe the unique personality of a tree and do it justice in a two dimensional format?

Join Elizabeth Cross for an intimate plein air drawing workshop where you can explore a number of techniques such as sketching, scumbling or rendering details in shadow and light.

Tickets $20
Friends of the Gallery and Students $15

Limited places. Details and registration link coming soon.

 

Contact

Drill Hall Gallery
+61261255832
dhg@anu.edu.au

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