CONCRETE: art design architecture Public Program
Anna Horne is a featured artist in the JamFactory touring exhibition CONCRETE: art design architecture that will be current at Murray Bridge Regional Gallery at the time of this workshop.
In this workshop, South Australian artist Anna Horne will direct participants in making sculptures cast in concrete and plaster using moulds made out of unexpected everyday materials. Using the force of gravity to their advantage, participants will make objects that explore the materiality of concrete and visual concepts of light and heavy, soft and hard, familiar and strange.
Duration: 3 hours Fee: $35 / $30 concession - includes all materials and use of equipment Age range: 15+ Maximum 10 participants
Bookings are essential. P: Michelle Dohnt, Arts Officer 08 8539 1420
E: m.dohnt@murraybridge.sa.gov.au
Participants are advised to bring their own food and refreshments
* COVID Safe requirements and restrictions will apply.
Artist Bio
Anna Horne (b. 1986) is a South Australian artist exploring materiality, process and the transience of the physical world through the field of sculpture. Horne’s artwork references the domestic and architectural space by utilising both industrial and commonplace materials. Through experimentation in the studio, Horne re-examines and plays with the order of functional materials within the context of contemporary sculpture. She employs methods of casting and assemblage whilst combining structural materials like concrete, floor vinyl and styrofoam with found items such as beach balls, plastic bags and wine sacks to create sculptures exploring tension, contradiction and balance.
www.annahorne.com.au
CONCRETE: art design architecture is supported by Visions of Australia funding through Australian Government’s Department of Communications and Arts and the South Australian Government through the Department of Skills and Industry.
The Principal Sponsor for CONCRETE: art design architecture is Cement Concrete & Aggregates Australia, the peak body for the cement, concrete and quarry industry in Australia.
