Join in on our celebration of the arts and nature on the shores of pristine Lake Weyba with an exhibition of diverse and wonderful art, creative workshops and live performances.
The Arts on Weyba wrap up!
The news, the stories and lots of great pics.
A final goodbye to a great cultural event that was full of wonderful characters and new experiences for everyone who visited and played a part.
Art Exhibition
29th Nov - 2nd Dec (daily 12 – 5pm)
An exhibition of contemporary and traditional art from Australian and international artists whose work is inspired by the natural environment.
The Arts on Weyba art exhibition will feature painting, sculpture, video, drawing, installation, ceramic and botanical art forms, from emerging and established artists.
Curated by Bianca Tainsh
David Armfield
Hal Barton
Lyndon Davis
Rowley Drysdale
Robyn Fox
Judy Gymgell
Jordan Hoffman
Eugene Howard
Helena Lloyd
Noosa Botanical Artists – Mollie McCloskey, Helma Maiwald & Gabi Dick
Alan Pearson
Kees Pel
Elizabeth Poole
Luke Cornelis Sands
Bianca Tainsh
Gabi Timm
Visual Art Workshops on Weyba
Saturday 1st December (Midday to 5.30pm)
Re-connect with nature; get your hands dirty in the name of art with our series of creative en plein air workshops! Be inspired. Be invigorated. Get those artistic energies flowing with master artisans as guides, sharing inspiring insights into their practices and techniques. Everyone is welcome to participate, from absolute beginners to art and craft pros.
See workshop details below
Sunset Drinks and Canapés
Saturday 1st December (5.30 - 8pm)
Relax and celebrate the beauty of the Weyba landscape with drinks, canapés and music overlooking the lapping waters of the lake at sunset.
Workshops and a will be held throughout the afternoon followed by drinks, canapés and music overlooking the lake at sunset.
Bookings
for workshops and Sunset drinks
essential!
Workshops Sat 1st December
“Stick It!” Sculpture Workshop 12 – 2.15pm
Learn how to transform bushland materials
into interesting sculptures with exhibition artists Robyn Fox and
Elizabeth Poole.
All materials and light
refreshments provided, but you might want to bring a seat, hat and
sunscreen. $10/child, $20/adult.
Clay and Play
12 – 1pm
Join artist Helena Lloyd for a session of
fun arts and crafts. Materials and refreshments provided. Kids aged
6 – 12. $7/child
Mark Making in the Natural
Environment 2.30 - 4pm
Painting /Drawing en plein air on the shores
of Lake Weyba with exhibition artist Helena Lloyd.
Charcoal, drawing-board, paper
and light refreshments provided. Please feel welcome to bring any
preferred art materials and a seat. Don’t forget a hat and
sunscreen. $7/child, $15/adult.
Botanical Drawing and Painting Demonstrations All afternoon
Watch as Noosa Botanical Artists Mollie
McCloskey and Helma Maiwald reveal their skills in capturing the
native flora in all its wonderful detail.
Kid’s Activity Table
1pm – 5.30pm
Arts and crafts for kids. Be creative and
meet new friends for fun and games.
Free guided Lake Weyba Bush
Photography Walk 4.15 -
5.30pm
Practice your photography skills on this
lakeside tour including beautiful natural scenery, native flora
& fauna and interesting indigenous, natural and historical
sites.
BYO camera. Sensible shoes,
insect repellant and sunscreen recommended. Refreshments
provided.
Sunset Drinks
and Canapés 5.30 –
8pm
Wrap up an afternoon of celebrating art and
the natural landscape with drinks, canapés and music overlooking
the waters of Lake Weyba at sunset. Relax by the lapping waters of
the lake with a glass of bubbles and some gourmet treats. $25/head.
Free soft drink and snacks for kids.
All workshops and Sunset event: $50/adult,
$15/child
For
workshop bookings please email:
info@biancatainsh.com or call Bianca Tainsh on
0423 968 512.
All day sausage
sizzle and cold drinks will be available. 'Kid's activity
table' and 'Clay & Play' will be attended by a childcare
professional but all children under 12 must be accompanied by an
adult at during other workshops.
Visit the exhibition any day from the 29th nov to the 2nd dec and enjoy...
• Devonshire Teas available daily - $18 per person
or
• High
Tea available daily - $37 per person Bookings
Essential
Treats by the chefs at The Rolling
Dolmade
Tannille Maneylaws formerly of Donovans Restaurant St Kilda, and
Noosa acclaimed Berados and Riverhouse Restaurants.
Owen Exton formerly of Donovans Restaurant St Kilda, The Hotel
Spencer Melbourne and Ricky Ricardos. Gained several
awards including a Chefs Hat from the Age Good Food Guide!
For High Tea
bookings please email stay@eumarellashores.com.au
or
Telephone 5449 1738 (48 hours notice required.
Minimum group – 4)
251 Eumarella Road, Weyba
Downs.
(Just over an hour drive from Brisbane and 10mins south of Noosa)
'The Arts on Weyba' is a non-profit event to raise public awareness to a massive residential and commercial development proposed for Lake Weyba.
Lake Weyba is an eco sanctuary, one of only a few left on this part of the coast and should be conserved from inappropriate development. For more information please visit friendsoflakeweyba.org and sign our petition against corporate fuelled environmental devastation.
All procedes from 'The Arts on Weyba' will go to the Friends of Lake Weyba organisation and will be reinvested in future events that will also have community benefits in mind.
This event is proudly supported by:
CONTACT: Bianca Tainsh m: 0423 968 512 e: info@biancatainsh.com
Images: (from top left) "The Sentinel Lake Weyba" - P Oberem, "Cocoons" - Elizabeth Poole, "Wallum Spring" - Robyn Fox, "Weyba Reflections" - Bill Tainsh, "Grey Fantail" - Helena Lloyd, cupcakes image courtesy of The Rolling Dolmade, "Weyba 1" - Bianca Tainsh, wildflower and roo image courtesy of Friends of Lake Weyba.
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