Draw inspiration from Melbourne’s iconic Royal Exhibition Building in this immersive drawing workshop.
Experience the opulent dome and rich murals of this UNESCO World Heritage-listed site with a 90-minute facilitated drawing class presented in partnership with the Italian Australia Foundation.
Led by an expert drawing facilitator, this workshop invites participants to explore light, form and detail beneath the timeless classical architecture and intricate decorative elements of the Royal Exhibition Building.
Participants are encouraged to bring their own preferred drawing materials; however, a limited selection of supplies will be available on the day for those who need them.
This program has been made possible thanks to the generous support of the Italian Australian Foundation.
Concession $8
Adult $10
Member $8
Saturday 6 December
11am to 12:30pm & 2pm to 3:30pm
Richard Payne was born in Melbourne Australia. Initially Payne trained in the studio of Robert W Gill and later classical realism at The Florence Academy of Art (Italy). He has taught and lectured in Europe, USA Florence Academy of Art New York and Australia including the University of Melbourne and his Atelier studio.
Seeking to push the art conversation forward in both the public and private realms, Payne often references ancient myths and wisdom from many cultures, Magick, spirituality, philosophy and original thought, expressed through energy, movement and colour. Payne has taught perspective, composition, drawing and various media techniques and is a sought-after public speaker for keynote presentations, lectures, talks and interviews discussing such topics as; the importance of art in today’s world, digital art, beauty and the spiritual in art.
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