NICOLE BARAKET | WORKSHOP
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6 Day | Saturday 19 – Thursday 24 March 2022
CREATIVE RESEARCH MASTERCLASS: STRATEGIES FOR CREATIVE PRACTICE
Tutor: Nicole Baraket
This master class presents an in-depth program supporting artists to develop new strategies for their creative practice. Artists are invited to step outside their comfort zone to engage in open-ended, intuitive and experimental, process-based research, in a supportive and safe setting. The 6-day program will include diverse approaches to art practice encouraging play and risk-taking with materials and techniques, writing and discussions as well as self-evaluation and critical reflection. Participants will be offered a collection of strategies for starting new projects, generating ideas and working through creative blocks; as well as gaining insight into their own unique approach to art making.
CREATIVE RESEARCH MASTERCLASS: STRATEGIES FOR CREATIVE PRACTICE
Tutor: Nicole Baraket
This master class presents an in-depth program supporting artists to develop new strategies for their creative practice. Artists are invited to step outside their comfort zone to engage in open-ended, intuitive and experimental, process-based research, in a supportive and safe setting. The 6-day program will include diverse approaches to art practice encouraging play and risk-taking with materials and techniques, writing and discussions as well as self-evaluation and critical reflection. Participants will be offered a collection of strategies for starting new projects, generating ideas and working through creative blocks; as well as gaining insight into their own unique approach to art making.
NICOLE BARAKET
Nicole Barakat is an artist and educator living Gadigal Country. She works with deep listening and intuitive processes with intentions to transform the conditions of everyday life. Her artwork engages unconventional approaches to art-making, creating intricate works that embody the love and patience characteristic of traditional textile practices. Her works include hand-stitched and hand-cut cloth and paper drawings, sculptural forms made with her own hair, cloth and plant materials. She has worked as an educator in the arts for almost 20 years, lecturing in fine arts (textiles) at UNSW Art & Design (2003 – 2011) and as an artist educator at the Art Gallery of NSW (2016 – 2018) and the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (2013 – present). Nicole has worked under the mentorship of Ruth Hadlow for over fifteen years and draws on Hadlow’s approaches in her own teaching and art making practices.
www.nicolebarakat.com.au
www.nicolebarakat.com.au
