Public Programs
Public Programs at Heide aim to inspire and engage the Museum’s audiences. Our program seeks to stimulate new thinking and dialogue around modern and contemporary culture with particular emphasis on the visual arts, architecture and design, gardening, literature and other creative endeavours. A variety of events encourage the participation of diverse communities, actively building audiences for Heide and enhancing visitor experience and insight.
Our schedule of talks, Artist in Conversation sessions, round table forums, studio visits and other events address: attractions such as Heide’s unique buildings, Collection and environment; themes arising from temporary exhibitions; as well as other critical issues within contemporary culture.
Along with a wide range of guest speakers including artists and curators, Heide Volunteer Guides play an essential role in the delivery of Public Programs, including regular guided tours.
GROUP VISITS
Pre-booked groups receive a generous discount on gallery entrance fees and a FREE customised guided tour which can be tailored to the group’s needs.
Heide Museum of Modern Art has a number of different spaces with a changing program of exhibitions. Tours can include one or more of the following areas:
– Heide I, the old farmhouse purchased by John and Sunday Reed in 1934, now a heritage-listed building
– Heide II, a modernist 1960s building, home to the Reeds and their art collection from 1967 until 1980
– Heide III, comprising the Central Galleries, Albert & Barbara Tucker Gallery and Kerry Gardner & Andrew Myer Project Gallery
– Sculptures by Australian and international artists, located throughout Heide’s extensive gardens and grounds
Click here for ticketing information or download a Group Visit Booking Form.
BUS PARKING
Bus and coach drivers are advised to park in the bays on Templestowe Road, immediately preceding the entrance to Heide’s Upper Car Park at 7 Templestowe Road (alongside picket fence). Due to limited availability of space, Heide’s car parks are not suitable for buses. Visitors with impaired mobility can be dropped off in the Federation Way Car Park (entry via Banksia Park, 5 Templestowe Road), however buses should then return to Templestowe Road to park. Please contact Visitor Services for more information T 03 9850 1500 or info@heide.com.au
Education & Public Program Partner
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Upcoming Public Programs & Events
Bookings essential for all paid programs, phone 03 9850 1500.
Heide Collection & History Tour
Heide History: The Beginning of a Modern Future
2:00pm Saturday 13 March 2010
A guided tour of Heide II architecture and the kitchen garden.Tickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide II & Kitchen Garden
Exhibition tour
Postwar Cubism 1950-1979
2:00pm Sunday 14 March 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide II
Feature event
Dining Recollections at Grossi Florentino
6:00pm - 8:30pm Monday 15 March 2010
An evening of fine wine and canapés in the Mural room at Grossi Florentino, specially prepared by Guy Grossi in remembrance of art benefactors and Florentino patrons John and Sunday Reed. Special guests include curator and cultural raconteur Kenneth W Park, who will speak on the Napier Waller murals and Florentino’s history, and the authors of Sunday’s Kitchen: Food and Living at Heide, Lesley Harding and Kendrah Morgan, who will talk about John and Sunday Reed’s experiences of ‘eating out’ in Melbourne.Tickets: $110, Heide Member $100
Venue: Grossi Florentino, 80 Bourke Street, Melbourne
Exhibition tour
Postwar Cubism 1950-1979
2:00pm Tuesday 16 March 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide II
Exhibition tour
Post-Cubism 1980-2009
2:00pm Wednesday 17 March 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Central Galleries
Exhibition tour
Sunday's Kitchen
2:00pm Thursday 18 March 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide I
Exhibition tour
Cubism 1920-1949
2:00pm Friday 19 March 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Albert & Barbara Tucker Gallery
Pick & Eat
Autumn Harvest
11:00am - 1:00pm Saturday 20 March 2010
Heide’s historic vegetable and kitchen gardens established by John and Sunday Reed continue to be cultivated to supply kitchen produce. Join Dugald Noyes, Heide’s head gardener, and the chef from Café Vue at Heide in harvesting fresh autumn vegetables, which will then be prepared for lunch. The menu will feature a recipe drawn from the book Sunday’s Kitchen: Food and Living at Heide and wine will be served.Tickets: $45, Heide Member $40
Venue: Assemble Heide III
Exhibition tour
Sunday's Kitchen
2:00pm Saturday 20 March 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide I
Exhibition tour
Post-Cubism 1980-2009
2:00pm Sunday 21 March 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Central Galleries
Feature event
Arvo Tea
3:00pm - 5:00pm Sunday 21 March 2010
Café Vue at Heide will provide an afternoon of ‘high tea’ delicacies in the historic Heide I home and gardens. You will receive a glass of sparkling wine on arrival, and freshly brewed tea and coffee is available throughout. The menu will include dishes that were customarily served by Sunday Reed, prepared by Café Vue at Heide with a contemporary twist. The afternoon incorporates a private viewing of the exhibition with the curators.Tickets: Adult $60, Heide Member $55
Venue: Heide I
Exhibition tour
Postwar Cubism 1950-1979
2:00pm Tuesday 23 March 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide II
Exhibition tour
Post-Cubism 1980-2009
2:00pm Wednesday 24 March 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Central Galleries
Exhibition tour
Sunday's Kitchen
2:00pm Thursday 25 March 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide I
Heide Art Bubs
Making History
10:00am - 11:30am Friday 26 March 2010
Heide I opens its doors for parents, carers and children. A history tour of Heide I will be conducted for the adults while children are entertained with activities. Followed by morning tea prepared by Café Vue at Heide. Suitable for ages 0-6.Tickets: Adult $18, Heide Member/Concession $14 (includes exhibition admission)
Venue: Heide I
Exhibition tour
Cubism 1920-1949
2:00pm Friday 26 March 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Albert & Barbara Tucker Gallery
Curator's Floor Talk
Sunday's Kitchen
2:00pm Saturday 27 March 2010
Join Heide curators Lesley Harding and Kendrah Morgan on a tour of the exhibition.Tickets: FREE (wtih admission)
Venue: Heide I
Gardener's Talk
Heide I Vegetable Garden and Treating Garden Pests
2:00pm Sunday 28 March 2010
Join Dugald Noyes, Heide head gardener, for a tour of the Heide I vegetable garden and demonstration on how to treat garden pests and diseases naturally and organically in your home garden. Participants leave with a fact sheet.Tickets: FREE
Venue: Assemble Tony & Cathie Hancy Sculpture Plaza
Feature Event
New Perspectives on Cubism & Australian Art
5:30pm - 8:00pm Monday 29 March 2010
A forum, co-presented by Heide and the University of Melbourne, to critically discuss the exhibition Cubism & Australian Art.
Speakers
• Associate Professor Rex Butler, School of English, Media Studies and Art History, University of Queensland
• Dr Ann Stephen, Senior Curator, University of Sydney Art Gallery and Art Collection
• Dr Anthony White, Lecturer, School of Culture & Communication, University of Melbourne
• Sue Cramer and Lesley Harding, Curators, Cubism & Australian Art, Heide Museum of Modern Art
Chaired by Associate Professor Alison Inglis, School of Culture and Communication, University of Melbourne.
Forum: New Perspectives on Cubism and Australian Art
Sue Cramer and Lesley Harding
Curatorial perspectives on Cubism and Australia
Lesley Harding and Sue Cramer will discuss the ever-evolving nature of Cubism as a set of conceptual and philosophical ideas, not just stylistic traits, and its relevance to contemporary times. Specifically, they will trace the anecdotal and surprising influence of Fernand Léger on the work of several Australian artists––Margaret Preston, Sidney Nolan, Leonard French, Ian Burn and Diena Georgetti—and the interactive relationships between past and present discovered through the curatorial project of their exhibition.
Lesley Harding and Sue Cramer are Curators at Heide Museum of Modern Art. They co-curated the exhibition Cubism & Australian Art at Heide (24 November 2009 – 8 April 2010) and co-authored a book by the same name published by The Miegunyah Press, an imprint of Melbourne University Publishing, in association with Heide.
Anthony White
Hybrid Cubism: de Maistre, Crowley and Fairweather
This paper examines the work of three artists discussed in the Cubism & Australian Art exhibition catalogue: Roy de Maistre, Grace Crowley and Ian Fairweather. The focus will be how each artist drew Cubism into a relation with artistic traditions foreign to it. All three artists changed the course of Cubism by steering it away from the more conservative forms of it practiced in Europe and elsewhere after 1915, returning the style to its original, radical force and/or reinventing it anew.
Anthony White is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Culture and Communication at the University of Melbourne.
Rex Butler
Douglas Cooper, Cubism and Australian Art History
Taking off from a passing reference in the catalogue Cubism &Australian Art, this paper explores the life and career of the English/Australian scholar, curator and collector of Cubism: Douglas Cooper. What does Cooper have to tell us about Cubism and Australian Art? Indeed, what does Cooper have to tell us about Australian art altogether? It is possible, this paper argues, that Cubism (or at least the English-speaking reception of it) is an Australian construction?
Rex Butler teaches Art History in the School of English, Media Studies and Art History at the University of Queensland. His most recent book is Borges' Short Stories: A Reader's Guide (Continuum, 2010).
Ann Stephen
Just what is it that makes cubism today so different, so appealing?
This paper sketches a cross-generational exchange in the story of international Cubism, shifting attention from the work of its high modernist masters to its followers and appropriators. It focuses on the expatriate artist John Power, who made his ‘1st cubist picture’ in 1926, tracing his work as part of the Abstraction-Création group between 1932 and 1936. While he acknowledged that its heroic period was over, Cubism represented for Power ‘the very symbol of liberation and the means towards one of the purest aesthetic periods in history’. The paper will look between his work and some contemporary art to examine the continuing appeal for a decorative and yet critical modernism.
Ann Stephen is an art curator and historian. She is the Senior Curator, University Art Gallery and Art Collection, University of Sydney
Tickets: FREE (discounted exhibition tickets available when booking)
Venue: Laby Theatre, David Caro Building, University of Melbourne
Exhibition tour
Postwar Cubism 1950-1979
2:00pm Tuesday 30 March 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide II
Exhibition tour
Post-Cubism 1980-2009
2:00pm Wednesday 31 March 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Central Galleries
Exhibition tour
Sunday's Kitchen
2:00pm Thursday 1 April 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide I
Exhibition tour
Sunday's Kitchen
2:00pm Saturday 3 April 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide I
Tour
Heide’s Gardens and History
2:00pm Sunday 4 April 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Assemble Tony & Cathie Hancy Sculpture Plaza
Heide Collection & History Tour
Heide I: Making History
2:00pm Monday 5 April 2010
A guided tour of the historic Heide I home and surrounding gardens.Tickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide I
Exhibition tour
Postwar Cubism 1950-1979
2:00pm Tuesday 6 April 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide II
Exhibition tour
Post-Cubism 1980-2009
2:00pm Wednesday 7 April 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Central Galleries
Exhibition tour
Sunday's Kitchen
2:00pm Thursday 8 April 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide I
Tour
Heide’s Gardens and History
2:00pm Friday 9 April 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Assemble Tony & Cathie Hancy Sculpture Plaza
Exhibition tour
Sunday's Kitchen
2:00pm Saturday 10 April 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide I
Feature event
Heide’s Heart Garden
2:00pm - 4:30pm Sunday 11 April 2010
To celebrate the reopening of Heide I and the replanting of the Heart Garden, hear award-winning author Dr Janine Burke speak about her book The Heart Garden: Sunday Reed at Heide. Curators Lesley Harding and Kendrah Morgan will also provide an exhibition tour of Sunday’s Kitchen: Food & Living at Heide. Followed by afternoon tea and a signing of the books The Heart Garden and Sunday’s Kitchen: Food & Living at Heide by the authors.Tickets: Adult $35, Heide Member/Concession $32
Venue: Heide I
Tour
Sculpture Park
2:00pm Sunday 11 April 2010
A guided tour of the international and Australian works in Heide’s Sculpture Park.Tickets: FREE
Venue: Assemble Tony & Cathie Hancy Sculpture Plaza
Heide Collection & History Tour
Heide I: Making History
2:00pm Tuesday 13 April 2010
A guided tour of the historic Heide I home and surrounding gardens.Tickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide I
Tour
Heide’s Gardens and History
2:00pm Wednesday 14 April 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Assemble Tony & Cathie Hancy Sculpture Plaza
Exhibition tour
Sunday's Kitchen
2:00pm Thursday 15 April 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide I
Gardener's Talk
Heide’s Bush Foods Garden
2:00pm Friday 16 April 2010
Join the Heide gardeners for a tour of the newly established bush foods in Heide’s gardens.Tickets: FREE
Venue: Assemble Tony & Cathie Hancy Sculpture Plaza
Exhibition tour
Sunday's Kitchen
2:00pm Saturday 17 April 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide I
Garden Speak
Fiona Hall’s Botanical Passions
2:00pm Sunday 18 April 2010
In November 2009 acclaimed Australian artist Fiona Hall created a native rockery garden at Heide. Join Fiona as she discusses her plant selection and the relevance of botany and natural history to her art. Fiona will also discuss how environmental pressures and fragilities help determine the conceptual and critical aspects of her current work.Tickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Assemble Tony & Cathie Hancy Sculpture Plaza
Exhibition tour
Pan in Armour: Albert Tucker's Bushrangers
2:00pm Tuesday 20 April 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Albert & Barbara Tucker Gallery
Tour
Heide’s Gardens and History
2:00pm Wednesday 21 April 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Assemble Tony & Cathie Hancy Sculpture Plaza
Exhibition tour
Heide Collection
2:00pm Thursday 22 April 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide II
In Conversation
Simryn Gill: Gathering
3:00pm Thursday 22 April 2010
Curator Russell Storer with artist Simryn Gill and Heide curator Linda Michael.Tickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Central Galleries
Heide Art Bubs
Architecture and Collection
10:00am - 11:30am Friday 23 April 2010
Heide II opens its doors for parents, carers and children. An architectural tour of the McGlashan and Everist designed building and a tour of the Heide Collection exhibition will be conducted for the adults while children are entertained with activities. Followed by morning tea prepared by Café Vue at Heide. Suitable for ages 0-6.Tickets: Adult $18, Heide Member/Concession $14 (includes exhibition admission)
Venue: Heide II
Exhibition tour
Simryn Gill: Gathering
2:00pm Friday 23 April 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Central Galleries
Exhibition tour
Sunday's Kitchen
2:00pm Saturday 24 April 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide I
Curator's Floor Talk
Simryn Gill: Gathering
3:00pm Saturday 24 April 2010
Curator Russell Storer.Tickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Central Galleries
Curator's Floor Talk
Pan in Armour: Albert Tucker's Bushrangers
2:00pm Sunday 25 April 2010
Lesley Harding, Heide curatorTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Albert & Barbara Tucker Gallery
Exhibition tour
Pan in Armour: Albert Tucker's Bushrangers
2:00pm Tuesday 27 April 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Albert & Barbara Tucker Gallery
Exhibition tour
Simryn Gill: Gathering
2:00pm Wednesday 28 April 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Central Galleries
Exhibition tour
Heide Collection
2:00pm Thursday 29 April 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide II
Exhibition tour
Simryn Gill: Gathering
2:00pm Friday 30 April 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Central Galleries
Exhibition tour
Sunday's Kitchen
2:00pm Saturday 1 May 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide I
Art Speak
Heide Collection
2:00pm Sunday 2 May 2010
Maudie Palmer, inaugural director of Heide, will speak about the establishment of the Reeds’ former home into a public gallery and the beginnings of the Heide Collection.Tickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide II
Exhibition tour
Pan in Armour: Albert Tucker's Bushrangers
2:00pm Tuesday 4 May 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Albert & Barbara Tucker Gallery
Exhibition tour
Simryn Gill: Gathering
2:00pm Wednesday 5 May 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Central Galleries
Exhibition tour
Heide Collection
2:00pm Thursday 6 May 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide II
Exhibition tour
Simryn Gill: Gathering
2:00pm Friday 7 May 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Central Galleries
Exhibition tour
Sunday's Kitchen
2:00pm Saturday 8 May 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide I
Feature event
Heide’s History and the Heart Garden
2:00pm Sunday 9 May 2010
A guided tour of Heide I and the surrounding gardens followed by an afternoon tea prepared by Café Vue at Heide.Tickets: $25, Heide Member/Concession $22
Venue: Heide I
Exhibition tour
Pan in Armour: Albert Tucker's Bushrangers
2:00pm Tuesday 11 May 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Albert & Barbara Tucker Gallery
Exhibition tour
Simryn Gill: Gathering
2:00pm Wednesday 12 May 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Central Galleries
Exhibition tour
Heide Collection
2:00pm Thursday 13 May 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide II
Exhibition tour
Simryn Gill: Gathering
2:00pm Friday 14 May 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Central Galleries
Exhibition tour
Sunday's Kitchen
2:00pm Saturday 15 May 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide I
Sunday Art Club
My Place: Picturing the Landscape
10:00am - 1:00pm Sunday 16 May 2010
Heide introduces the new Sunday Art Club, a series of art activities for children during school terms. Each term will explore a particular idea, theme or medium. This first series will look at the way artists make work that investigates the environments in which they live, and the materials and inspiration they find within it. Workshops will be conducted by practising and exhibition artists and art educators. For children aged between 7 and 11 years old.Tickets: For all four sessions: Child $200, Heide Member/Concession $180 (discounted exhibition admission available for parents)
Venue: Sidney Myer Education Centre, Heide I, II and III
Feature event
The Art of Bushranging
2:00pm Sunday 16 May 2010
Ian Jones, author of Ned Kelly: A Short Life and The Fatal Friendship: Ned Kelly, Aaron Sherritt & Joe Byrne, will discuss the portrayal of bushrangers in art, literature, film and dance, centering on Ned Kelly and the remarkable cross fertilisation Ned inspired between Tucker and Nolan. His approach will be coloured by his close ties with Albert Tucker as a brother-in-law and by their shared experiences in exploring the bush of the Kelly Country.Tickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Albert & Barbara Tucker Gallery
Exhibition tour
Pan in Armour: Albert Tucker's Bushrangers
2:00pm Tuesday 18 May 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Albert & Barbara Tucker Gallery
Exhibition tour
Simryn Gill: Gathering
2:00pm Wednesday 19 May 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Central Galleries
Exhibition tour
Heide Collection
2:00pm Thursday 20 May 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide II
Heide Art Bubs
Simryn Gill: Gathering
10:00am - 11:30am Friday 21 May 2010
Heide III opens its doors for parents, carers and children. A tour of the exhibition Simryn Gill: Gathering will be conducted for the adults while children are entertained with activities. Followed by morning tea prepared by Café Vue at Heide. Suitable for ages 0-6.Tickets: Adult $18, Heide Member/Concession $14 (includes exhibition admission)
Venue: Heide III
Exhibition tour
Simryn Gill: Gathering
2:00pm Friday 21 May 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Central Galleries
Exhibition tour
Sunday's Kitchen
2:00pm Saturday 22 May 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide I
Sunday Art Club
My Place: Picturing the Landscape
10:00am - 1:00pm Sunday 23 May 2010
Heide introduces the new Sunday Art Club, a series of art activities for children during school terms. Each term will explore a particular idea, theme or medium. This first series will look at the way artists make work that investigates the environments in which they live, and the materials and inspiration they find within it. Workshops will be conducted by practising and exhibition artists and art educators. For children aged between 7 and 11 years old.Tickets: For all four sessions: Child $200, Heide Member/Concession $180 (discounted exhibition admission available for parents)
Venue: Sidney Myer Education Centre, Heide I, II and III
Curator's Floor Talk
Heide Collection
2:00pm Sunday 23 May 2010
Linda Michael, Heide curator and deputy director.Tickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide II
Exhibition tour
Pan in Armour: Albert Tucker's Bushrangers
2:00pm Tuesday 25 May 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide III: Albert & Barbara Tucker Gallery
Exhibition tour
Sunday's Kitchen
2:00pm Wednesday 26 May 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide I
Exhibition tour
Heide Collection
2:00pm Thursday 27 May 2010
Volunteer GuideTickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide II
Sunday Art Club
My Place: Picturing the Landscape
10:00am - 1:00pm Sunday 30 May 2010
Heide introduces the new Sunday Art Club, a series of art activities for children during school terms. Each term will explore a particular idea, theme or medium. This first series will look at the way artists make work that investigates the environments in which they live, and the materials and inspiration they find within it. Workshops will be conducted by practising and exhibition artists and art educators. For children aged between 7 and 11 years old.Tickets: For all four sessions: Child $200, Heide Member/Concession $180 (discounted exhibition admission available for parents)
Venue: Sidney Myer Education Centre, Heide I, II and III
Art Speak
Heide Collection
2:00pm Sunday 30 May 2010
An in-depth analysis of key works from the Heide Collection. This month Felicity St John Moore will focus on Charles Blackman’s iconic schoolgirl images and Danila Vassilieff’s watercolours.Tickets: FREE (with admission)
Venue: Heide II
Sunday Art Club
My Place: Picturing the Landscape
10:00am - 1:00pm Sunday 6 June 2010
Heide introduces the new Sunday Art Club, a series of art activities for children during school terms. Each term will explore a particular idea, theme or medium. This first series will look at the way artists make work that investigates the environments in which they live, and the materials and inspiration they find within it. Workshops will be conducted by practising and exhibition artists and art educators. For children aged between 7 and 11 years old.Tickets: For all four sessions: Child $200, Heide Member/Concession $180 (discounted exhibition admission available for parents)
Venue: Sidney Myer Education Centre, Heide I, II and III
