Choose from the following art making workshops inspired by Mary Quant: Fashion Revolutionary. Children will be encouraged to tap into their own creativity and express their individuality through their art projects!
Designed for children aged 4 –14 years, children 7 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
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Facilitated by Post Office Gallery guest curator Euan McGillivray, this panel event features some of the Bendigonians from Modern Revolution: Bendigo and the 1960s sharing insights and discussing the major changes of the 1960s.
Visit the exhibition at Post Office Gallery before making your way up through Rosalind Park to this free panel event at Bendigo Art Gallery in the Revolution Room.
About the Facilitator
Drawing on Bendigo Art Gallery’s permanent collection, this exhibition explores the use of colour, composition and linear markings to dep
Read moreBendigo Art Gallery is delighted that Piinpi: Contemporary Indigenous Fashion opened one week ago at the National Museum of Australia. It is a wonderful honour to have an exhibition developed here in Bendigo presented at a national institution, the result of many months of planning and collaboration between our respective teams.
Experience Mary Quant: Fashion Revolutionary first at this member exclusive event. Bendigo Art Gallery Curator Emma Busowsky Cox will provide a fascinating insight into the Swinging Sixties scene in London and how Quant captured that zeitgeist to create one of fashion’s most loved brands. See the exhibition and enjoy a complimentary Four Pillars Gin cocktail and giveaways.
Dress up in 60’s style and join us for this exciting evening event with the Mary Quant: Fashion Revolutionary exhibition. Enjoy classic sets from devout Mary Quant and 60s fans DJ Randy Lipz and DJ Lady Soul. Ticket includes exhibition entry, one complimentary drink accompanied by canapes. Additional drinks available at bar prices.
Fashion Revolution is a panel event facilitated by Clementine Ford with guest speaker Carly Findlay and the Curator of the exhibition. They will be discussing how Mary Quant was a role model for working women, an entrepreneur and how she aspired to democratise fashion. The panel will be speaking about the challenges and opportunities that fashion faces today. What exactly has changed?
Exhibition entry not included, event only.
Treat your Mum to a very special Mother’s Day this year at Bendigo Art Gallery with a special guest talk on the Mary Quant blouse. Join authors Nanette Carter and Robyn Oswald-Jacobs as they discuss their new publication Frances Burke: Designer of Modern Textiles. Learn about celebrated Australian textile designer Frances Burke (1904-1994) and the story of the Mary Quant blouse.
Please note this does not include entry into Mary Quant: Fashion Revolutionary
Artist Minna Gilligan will present a workshop based in drawing and collage mediums. Firstly, Gilligan will guide participants through abstract mark-making techniques with low-fi materials such as markers, coloured pencils and pens. This drawing will form the setting or ‘scene’ for collage elements to exist amongst. Using old books from the 1960s and 1970s, participants will then select collage imagery, considering their own personal narrative communication amongst what they select.
Artist Minna Gilligan will present a workshop based in drawing and collage mediums. Firstly, Gilligan will guide participants through abstract mark-making techniques with low-fi materials such as markers, coloured pencils and pens. This drawing will form the setting or ‘scene’ for collage elements to exist amongst. Using old books from the 1960s and 1970s, participants will then select collage imagery, considering their own personal narrative communication amongst what they select.
