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artisan workshops connect the community with craft and design skills, taught by some of Queensland's best artists. We hosts creative classes in wheel throwing ceramics, textiles, furniture, and jewellery with a big emphasis on sustainability.
To view all of our upcoming workshops click the link here.Read more about some of our workshop facilitators below
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Renata Fojtikova
Charcoal-cast Jewellery Workshops
Renata is a multi-award-winning silversmith with over 10 years’ experience. Since graduating from the Queensland College of Art with a Masters in Visual Arts, Renata has taught at professional institutions, such as TAFE, Brisbane Institute of Art and Flying Arts Alliance Inc. Renata’s vision for her ‘bespoke skills’ is that learning should be accessible to everyone; her workshops cover all skill levels.
Her Jewellery Studio, Lexi de Cora Contemporary Jewellery, is a Brisbane born and based business providing the local market with unique bundle of services including design and manufacture as well as public and private tuition. Lexi De Cora jewellery is available for purchase online and to see more of Renata's work, search @lexidecora on Instagram.
Theresa Darmody
Woodcarving Workshops
Theresa Darmody relocated to Brisbane 7 years ago as a painter- seeking to include some sculptural pieces in an exhibition, she attended a carving workshop, which got her hooked on carving! Theresa’s paintbrushes and paints are now in storage and she finds herself carving every day. She enjoys making functional pieces such as spoons, combs and bowls as well as purely sculptural objects. She is fascinated by the form of the object and the nature of each piece of wood. Find more of her work at @theresadarmody on Instagram.
Wendy Hatfield-Witt
Wheel Throwing Workshops
Wendy Hatfield-Witt has been a practicing artist and teacher for over 30 years, working with both functional and sculptural ceramics. Holding a Bachelor of Ceramics (Honours) Wendy’s primary focus is to create works that are aesthetically pleasing and utilitarian – believing that one can never have to many pots in the kitchen! Throughout her career Wendy has taught wheel throwing, hand building, decorative techniques, and glaze technology to students from beginners to advanced.
