RUTH HADLOW | WORKSHOP
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6 Day | Saturday 19 – Thursday 24 March 2022
CREATIVE RESEARCH MASTERCLASS: EXTENDING AND DEVELOPING CREATIVE PRACTICE
Tutor: Ruth Hadlow
The Creative Research masterclass is aimed at artists who wish to extend their practice and challenge themselves, working with a process-based model where ideas develop and unfold through research, investigation and discussion. This intensive and innovative 6-day program focuses on plural modes of research, including reading, writing, material investigations, as well as critical analysis of work and practice. A series of mini-projects will support the generation of ideas, along with creative strategies for extending and developing individual arts practice.
CREATIVE RESEARCH MASTERCLASS: EXTENDING AND DEVELOPING CREATIVE PRACTICE
Tutor: Ruth Hadlow
The Creative Research masterclass is aimed at artists who wish to extend their practice and challenge themselves, working with a process-based model where ideas develop and unfold through research, investigation and discussion. This intensive and innovative 6-day program focuses on plural modes of research, including reading, writing, material investigations, as well as critical analysis of work and practice. A series of mini-projects will support the generation of ideas, along with creative strategies for extending and developing individual arts practice.
RUTH HADLOW
Ruth Hadlow is an artist with a process-based practice which includes exhibition work, writing & publishing, performative readings & lectures, creative development work, & freelance teaching. Her exhibition practice is temporal & ephemeral, primarily wall drawings & installations created in situ in galleries. Ruth has exhibited nationally and internationally, undertaken residencies around Australia & New Zealand, & been the recipient of several Australia Council grants for research projects. She is well-known for her freelance teaching, which is focused on creative research & conceptual development for contemporary art practice.
