Belinda Wilson - Creating Together: The Art of Still Life

Next date: Saturday, 14 November 2026 | 11:00 AM to 03:00 PM

What happens when we look at the same collection of everyday objects through the eyes of an Impressionist, a Cubist, an Abstract artist or a Pop artist?

About the workshop

Across four Saturdays, artist and educator Belinda Wilson invites participants into the world of still life, exploring not only how to draw and paint what we see, but how artists have learned to see differently.

Each session begins with a carefully arranged still life and practical artmaking, followed by an exploration of a significant art movement. Working with different materials and approaches, participants will discover how ideas about light, colour, perspective, form and everyday life have shaped the way artists interpret the world.

From the luminous atmosphere of Impressionism to the multiple viewpoints of Cubism, the expressive freedom of Abstraction, and the bold visual language of Pop Art, each session offers a new way to approach the familiar.

Through demonstrations, art-history insights, guided exercises and time to experiment, participants will be encouraged to respond to these movements in their own way, developing confidence, curiosity and a personal visual language.

This is a relaxed and generous space to slow down, look closely and make art in the company of others. No previous experience is required, just curiosity and a willingness to see things differently.

This program is suitable for adults and young adults (16+) with an interest in drawing, painting and creative exploration.

Book all 4 sessions or book weekly.

All art materials will be supplied.

Presented by Belinda Wilson 

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Location

Kingston Arts Centre, 979 Nepean Highway, Moorabbin, 3189, View Map

Consider walking, cycling or using public transport options, leaving your car at home.

Accessibility

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