About this Event
Explore a spontaneous and unconventional approach to painting in this workshop led by artist Christian Dimick. Inspired by a unique methodology of applying, then removing layers of paint to reveal pigment residue in the manner of recollecting dreams and memories, this workshop will open up opportunities for new modes of painting.
All materials provided. Suitable for all ages. Registrations open 19 October, spaces are limited so get in quick!
Christian Dimick is an artist based in Tāmaki Makaurau, primarily working in the field of painting and drawing to explore ideas of memory, intimacy and sentimentality. Through their work in the studio, Dimick forms a distorted visual biography that exhausts the mediums of paint and canvas through reiterative processes of mark-making. Dimick’s “works are the result of a practice that is reflexive, reactive and adaptive, rather than authoritative or directorial. They invite the viewer to consider painting as a process or negotiation, something open-ended and ongoing…” – Andrew Clark
Christian is currently exhibiting in our exhibition , on display now.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Gus Fisher Gallery, 74 Shortland Street, Auckland, New Zealand
NZD 0.00
