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Lino Printmaking: Art Box Workshops' Term Two 2023.
I am thrilled with the fantastic artwork created during our Term Two printmaking course for primary school-age children! In this eight-week adventure, our students were excited to start this new, captivating world of Lino printmaking. They were dr...
Art Box Workshops is honoured to be invited each year by North Sydney Council to exhibit their annual student show at the Intransit Gallery, North Sydney.
Our primary school students created collaborative and individual artworks this year during our school holiday workshops and term-time art class...
I am proud to announce that Art Box Workshops students have been awarded yearly prize winners since 2016 for the threatened species children's competition.
Art Box Workshops have entered the following artwork for this year's competition.
Little Penguin mixed media prints, term two, Tuesday after...
Wild at Art 2022 Prize
I am proud to announce that Art Box Workshops students have been awarded prize winners since 2016.
Art Box Workshops have entered the following artwork for this year's competition.
Turquoise parrot: Mixed media prints created by term two's Monday afternoons art class 6 - 8 year...
"No place to hide", mixed media printmaking.
Group artwork created by our 6 – 8-year-old students.
Term 2, Monday after school art classes, (26th April - 21st June, before the 2021 Sydney lockdown)
Selected finalist of the “Wild at art” threatened species event hosted by ACF, Australian Conservatio...
"The Journey for change” mixed media printmaking.
Group artwork created by our 6 – 8-year-old students.
Term 2, Tuesday after school art classes, (27th of April -15th of June. before the 2021 Sydney lockdown)
Selected finalist of the “Wild at art” threatened species event hosted by ACF, Australian...
Art Box Workshops had the privilege of being invited by the North Sydney Council to have our student exhibition at the ‘InTransit’ gallery from 16th October - 19th November during the North Sydney children's creative festival.
Art Box Workshops. has a strong environmental focus that suited the "Ani...
Term three sculpture classes are one of our student's favourite creative activities of the year.
Native Australian Birds was the theme for this year. Our youngest students, aged six to eight years old, enjoyed learning how to draw then sculpt Kookooburras, Goulden finches and Cockatoos.
Our older ...
Thank you to our term two art students who had worked so hard creating such beautiful artworks on their chosen threatened species.
Our student-created an individual artwork and also joined the whole class to create one group artwork.
Each year our students enter their artworks into the "Threatened...
Concertina Books of Threatened Species
Our teenage students had the opportunity to create a concertina book to display the threatened species that they were most concerned about, descriptions of each artwork from top to bottom.
The barrier range dragon by Lucinda
Lucinda chose The Barrier Range D...
Cool Owls of Sydney
We chose the Powerful Owl because we thought it looked cool, being so large with its massive claws and being able to catch and eat such large prey such as possums.We love the fact that this giant Owl lives so close to our homes in Sydney, but unfortunately, the increase o...
Brolga Gathering on Limited Wetlands
Our younger students chose the Brolga Crane, as it is one of Australia's largest and most iconic birds. The name comes from the Aboriginal language Gamilaraay, which they are called Burralga.
Our art class was fascinated watching their courting dance, and Ab...