[program] Tanks Arts Centre - Cairns

ARTS
CENTRE
SEPTEMBER 2016
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LEANNE TENNANT
ENERGY EXHIBITION
CARNIVAL ON COLLINS
FRANK YAMMA
EMMA LOUISE
TANKS ROUND CINEMA
QUEENSLAND
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
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PETER SOLNESS
LIGHT PAINTING
CAIRNS FESTIVAL
RESIDENCY
EXHIBITION
PETER
SOLNESS
LUMINOUS CAIRNS
26 AUGUST – 3 SEPTEMBER
Peter Solness is a pioneer of light-painting and is regarded as
Australia’s foremost practitioner of this unique style of
photography.
During his residency with Cairns Festival,
Peter will conduct five of his famous
Field of Orbs events in locations around
Cairns. Volunteer ‘Orbsters’ spin specially
designed lanterns around their bodies,
creating trails of light to be captured
in spectacular photographs. Amateur
photographers are welcome to bring their
own cameras and make their own light
paintings. And you can learn much more
about Peter’s techniques in a practical
workshop.
To find out details about each of the
five events and join in as an ‘Orbster’,
head to the Cairns Festival website:
cairnsfest.com.au
ARTIST’S TALK AND SLIDE SHOW:
WHEN: Saturday 3 September 2.30pm – 4pm COST: Free (registration essential)
VENUE: Botanic Gardens Visitor Centre
‘HOW TO LIGHT PAINT’ WORKSHOP: Includes technical briefing, field of orbs shoot
in Centenary Lakes and practical light painting session afterwards.
WHEN: Saturday 3 September 5– 8.30pm (attendance at 2.30pm Artist’s Talk is
ecommended) COST: $100 (bookings essential) VENUE: Botanic Gardens Visitor Centre
BOOKINGS FOR ARTIST’S TALK/SLIDESHOW & WORKSHOP:
[email protected] | (07) 4032 6600
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ENERGY
EXHIBITION
2 – 29 SEPTEMBER
Young artists share their creative energy and insights in this
annual student exhibition, bursting with innovative, high-quality
works that will engage and inspire you.
ENERGY is a presentation of visual art
produced by school students across the
region. Featuring works submitted to
the 2016 Creative Generations Awards,
ENERGY presents the best young and
emerging artists of our region with a
level of professionalism and maturity
well beyond their years.
A must-see exhibition, ENERGY opens
a window into the astonishing talent of
this region’s up-and-coming artists.
LAUNCH: 6pm Friday 2 September – All welcome
COST: Free OPEN: 9am – 4.30pm weekdays, 10am – 2.30pm weekends
VENUE: Tank 4 INFO: [email protected] or [email protected]
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10.30am Cairns Taiko Drummers
11.30amCirca: 31 Circus Acts
in 30 Minutes
12.00pmKanishk
1.00pmSister Liberty
2.00pm BULLHORN
Busking throughout
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TANK 3
ECOzone
ECOzone celebrates our unique
natural environment, tropical lifestyle
and green economy.
TANK 4
ONE MILLION STARS PROJECT,
STAR WEAVE JAM
Contribute by making a woven star.
ENERGY EXHIBITION
Students share their creative energy
and insights in this always fascinating
exhibition.
FITZALAN GARDEN
TANK 5
FUN FOR THE KIDS
9.30am & 1.00pm Toy Box workshop
with Dream State Circus
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Learn more about the wildlife in your
own back yard. Meet birds, snakes,
baby crocs and more.
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ALL DAY
• Orienteering with the Scouts
• T imber assemblage with local artist
Ian Tunbridge
• Rock climbing wall
• Shoot a hoop with a Cairns Taipan
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A Cairns Father’s Day tradition! Come and celebrate on
Collins Avenue with markets, music, food, kids’ entertainment,
buskers and much, much more!
Plant sale, Flecker Botanical Gardens
Cloak room for plant storage
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COST: Free TIME: 9am – 3pm
VENUE: Tanks Arts Centre,
Botanic Gardens & Collins Avenue
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This event is always popular.
If you can’t find a park, try Greenslopes Street
and enjoy a stress-free walk through Centenary Lakes.
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SATURDAY 3 SEPTEMBER
FRIDAY 9 SEPTEMBER
Get together for a social afternoon of casual, creative making – art,
craft, contemporary, traditional… set your own pace, masterpiece
or mess – it’s up to you.
After a 60 year music career spanning the globe, Steve Clisby’s
supreme musicianship and legendary cool has been ‘discovered’
by an adoring audience – with a little help from mainstream TV.
Bring a few friends or meet new ones
over coffee at a table brimming with
materials, ideas and inspiration. Meet
talented local artists who host the
afternoon, providing the spark to get
you started and sharing tips and ideas
to take you further. Whether a keen first
timer, seasoned creative or you just can’t
Steve Clisby was the best kept secret
in his adopted home of Australia until
2013 when he captivated audiences
on the TV talent juggernaut, The Voice,
reaching the semi-finals. The ageless
appeal of this accomplished artist has
brought him a legion of loyal fans, with
his first tour following The Voice selling
out 20 shows across the country.
HOSTED BY ARTIST MEIYIN AHNSUZ
keep your hands still, join this creative
community in the relaxed setting of the
gallery’s current exhibition and nurture
your creative spirit. You can BYO project,
share interesting materials or just be
inspired by others – it can be simple or as
complex as the mood takes you!
SEPTEMBER THEME
Weave it, knit it, tie it, crochet it, wrap it: Learn new
techniques or bring your own along to share with others, using new and reclaimed materials such as
yarn, fabric jersey, packaging materials, grasses or palm fronds. Create fashion accessories, homewares,
sculptural pieces…anything goes.
COST: Gold coin entry VENUE: Tank 4
DATE: Saturday 3 September (the first Saturday of each month)
TIME: 11.30am –2.30pm AGE: Open (Children under 12 need adult supervision)
FOOD: Coffee and lunch orders taken by Wild Bean Café at 12pm
Moving seamlessly from his jazz
background to northern soul revival,
Steve Clisby sets out to bring a fresh
interpretation to his African American
heritage and inspire a new generation
of fans. Jazz fans of all ages will love
these timeless songs by an old soul
with a young heart.
COST: $40 / $35* (CONC) (PG) DOORS/BAR: 6.30pm
SHOW STARTS: 7.30pm VENUE: Tank 5 – fully seated
FOOD: Flavours of India
TIX: ticketlink.com.au or 1300 855 835
*Transaction fees apply, see back for details.
Leanne Tennant
EXHIBITION
Chasten Yeatman, Year 6 Student at Mapoon State School
Brealyn Sheehan
LOCAL MUSIC
SMALL
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UMI EXHIBITION
TANKS
UNPLUGGED
LEANNE TENNANT
12 – 16 SEPTEMBER
FRIDAY 16 SEPTEMBER
UMI Arts Small Brother Small Sister in partnership with R.E.A.C.H
Education Queensland, stages its annual Small Brother Small
Sister youth showcase event.
A Tanks’ series that showcases the best of live and local music,
this month proudly presents Leanne Tennant, Brealyn Sheehan
and support duo, Glider Pilots
The aim of Small Brother Small Sister is
to engage young Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander children and youth through
their school curriculum, with the public
outcome being a performance exclusive
to schools and new to this year’s program
a visual art exhibition, open to the public
FNQ based singer songwriter, Leanne
Tennant, is launching her new album
RED WINE, LATE NIGHTS. She’s recently
been featured in Rolling Stone, took
home the 2015 QLD Music Award
for best ‘Blues & Roots’ artist and
was nominated for the Billy Thorpe
Scholarship. Leanne has shared the
stage with Cold Chisel, The Basics,
Emma Louise, Ash Grunwald, Katie
Noonan and more.
at the Botanic Gardens Visitor Centre
until 14 October. This program is a
celebration of the cultures, talents and
skills of the young people of Far North
Queensland.
COST: Free
OPEN: 8.30am – 4.30pm weekdays, 8.30am – 1pm weekends
VENUE: Cairns Botanic Gardens Visitor Centre
BREALYN SHEEHAN
+ GLIDER PILOTS
Brealyn Sheehan’s stylish path
of contemporary music has been
described as ‘red velvet meets the
wild west’. The local songstress
released her first single earlier this
year, Temptation’s Door, exploring the
universal themes of love, desire and
longing, captivating her audiences with
her sassy stage presence and smooth
vocals.
COST: $12 / $10* (CONC) (PG) DOORS/BAR: 6.30pm SHOW STARTS: 7pm
VENUE: Tank 5 – seated / standing FOOD: Flavours of India
TIX: ticketlink.com.au or 1300 855 835
*Transaction fees apply, see back for details.
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Discuss song writing and improve
the structure of your own work.
Limited spaces so apply now.
DATE: Sunday 18 September,
TIME: 2pm – 3:30pm
BOOK: [email protected]
(07) 4032 6604 for more info.
WORKSHOP
SCULPTURE
BOTANICA
SATURDAY 17 SEPTEMBER
SATURDAY 17 SEPTEMBER
One of Cairns’ most loved musical exports, singer songwriter
Emma Louise, is returning home to share songs from her new
album, Supercry.
Join Kim Prentice at a workshop in the Botanic Gardens Visitor
Centre from 9.30am - 3.00pm.
A stunning debut EP, Full Hearts and
Empty Rooms (2011), announced Emma
Louise on the national stage as a rare
kind of talent, one who creates songs
with a resonance far beyond the instant
sugar hit of so much pop music. Once
you hear tunes as intensely evocative as
Illuminate, from the new album, or Jungle
from Full Hearts, you don’t forget them.
Writing songs is as natural as breathing
to Emma Louise, and right from the start
as a schoolgirl in Cairns it was the
quality of those songs that seemed to
make her path into a musical career
inevitable. If you know Emma’s music,
you will understand the emotional
storms her songs evoke and on Supercry
she stays true to her practice and holds
nothing back; all the aches and desires
of a gifted songwriter moving into
adulthood are laid bare.
This event, a partnership between the
Friends of the Botanic Gardens and
Saltwater Creek Basketry group, is
funded by RADF – the Regional Arts
Development Fund.
The Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) is a partnership
between the Queensland Government and Cairns Regional
council to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland
COST: $30 / $25* (CONC) (PG) DOORS/BAR: 6.30pm
SHOW STARTS: 7.30pm VENUE: Tank 5 – seated / standing
FOOD: Flavours of India
TIX: ticketlink.com.au or 1300 855 835
Learn to use fan palms to construct
“The Pod,” an installation protecting a
seed in the middle. This work will be
installed on September 29-30 September
and form part of the Sculpture
Botanica Art Trail which will be on
display in the Botanic Gardens precinct
in October 2016.
*Transaction fees apply, see back for details.
COST: $20 adults / $10 students
TIME: 9.30am – 3.00pm VENUE: Botanic Gardens Visitor Centre
INFO: [email protected] BOOK: trybooking.com/MARH
DRAMA
WORLD MUSIC
NIDA
ON TOUR
20 – 23 SEPTEMBER
The National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) journeys north
with another series of exciting short courses for the
school holidays.
From complete beginners dabbling
in drama for the first time to more
experienced young actors looking to
hone specific skills, to kids wanting
to have some fun flexing their drama
muscles during the holidays, NIDA’s
short courses in Cairns have something
for everyone.
NIDA DRAMA SCHOOL:
Grades 3-6 & Grades 7-10
A comprehensive course for committed
young people. Develop performance
skills including improvisation, voice
and movement, devising, acting and
rehearsing scenes. Perform scenes at the
end of the week for family and friends.
OPPORTUNITY: Tanks and REACH will make four scholarships available in the various courses
available, to encourage the development of young performers and foster talent in our region.
Contact Jane Younghusband on [email protected] for further info by Friday 19 August.
COST: $495 (Early Bird $445.50**)
TIME: 9am – 4pm VENUE: Tank 5 & Tank 3
BOOK: www.open.nida.edu.au
INFO: NIDA Open on (02) 9697 7626 or [email protected]
**Early bird discount applies for payment received one month prior to course commencement
TIX: ticketlink.com.au or 1300 855 835
*Transaction fees apply, see back for details.
FRANK
YAMMA
WITH DAVID HUDSON
FRIDAY 23 SEPTEMBER
Celebrated on world music stages around the globe, Frank
Yamma is an Australian treasure with a rare ability to cross
cultural and musical boundaries with his heart-wrenching songs.
One of Australia’s most significant
songwriters and performers, Frank
Yamma will transport you to his
beloved Central Australian homeland
with his mighty songs, magical guitar
playing and deeply arresting voice.
An initiated Pitjantjatjara man from
Australia’s central desert, he sings in
his native language and English, telling
honest tales about contemporary life
that will captivate and move you.
“...one of Australia’s most sought after
indigenous artists. Yamma’s heartfelt
set of husky, beautiful songs hit the
crowd like a sucker punch...” (5 Star
Review) Jane Cornwall, SONGLINES/BBC3
David Hudson, a proud Ewamian/
Western Yalanji man of North East
QLD, is an internationally renowned
artist, regarded as an innovator for his
traditional instrument the didgeridoo.
COST: $35 / $30* (CONC) (PG) DOORS/BAR: 6.30pm
SHOW STARTS: 7.30pm SUPPORT: David Hudson, 7.30pm – 8.10pm
VENUE: Tank 5 – fully seated FOOD: Flavours of India
TIX: ticketlink.com.au or 1300 855 835
*Transaction fees apply, see back for details.
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COMMUNITY
COMMUNITY
MONTHLY
MARKETS
KIDS’
TANK:
SUNDAY 25 SEPTEMBER
SUNDAY 25 SEPTEMBER
Tanks Monthly Markets are a unique slice of cultural life in the
tropics and a must-do event on the Cairns calendar.
Starting in September, Kids’ Tank is introducing, new, interactive
and fun film classes for families. We want to share stories from the
region, written, acted and filmed by kids for KIDS.
Everyone is invited to wander our leafy
promenade, explore the site and take
in the full complement of stallholders
offering a blend of quality local art,
craft, produce, vintage clothing,
collectables and local natural health
products.
Plus, enjoy local musicians, food and
refreshments on this free, family
fun day.
The workshops for all skill ranges
seek to introduce kids to the art
of storytelling through film using
technology and devices accessible
at home.
Kids who love filmmaking and want to
take their little careers to the next level
can join the screenPLAY Club and have
COST: Free
TIME: 9am – 2pm
VENUE: Tank 5 – fully seated
Tanks Market Days are held on the last
Sunday of every month from April to
November.
KIDS’ TANK
Plus awesome new interactive film
classes for kids and their adults!
More details on the next page.
COST: Gold coin donation
TIME: 9am – 1pm
VENUE: Tank 4
their films shown at the 2017 Cairns
Children’s Festival.
These classes will be facilitated by
ABC Open’s FNQ producer Brendan
Mounter who has extensive digital
and community media experience
and loves finding and sharing local
stories.
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THE EDGE OF FILM CULTURE
WEDNESDAY 28 SEPTEMBER
Attention film devotees! Brand new to the cool comfort of
climate controlled Tank 5, Tanks Arts Centre and End Credits
Film Club launch a fresh cinema series on the edge.
Join us on the final Wednesday of
each month for an evening of high
quality arthouse, independent and
foreign film screenings. Rarely-seen
in commercial cinema, these specially
selected screenings are suited to film
enthusiasts willing to explore the
further edge of cinema culture.
Experimental, edgy, diverse, this
curated program of screenings will
engage the audience with experiences
not found in mainstream cinema.
In stark contrast to the typical
‘blockbuster’, these feature-length films
are geared towards escapism and pure
pleasure for the true film lover.
COST: $15 / $10* (CONC) (MA15+) DOORS/BAR: 6.30pm
SHOW STARTS: 7pm VENUE: Tank 5 – fully seated
CAIRNS
DISCOVERY DAY
THURSDAY 6 OCTOBER
In 2016 the Queensland Symphony Orchestra (QSO) returns to
Cairns to present an engaging day of activities for students.
SCHOOLS CONCERT
THE FOUR SEASONS
The QSO will perform a program of
wonderful music including Vivaldi’s
best known piece, the popular Four
Seasons, and other great works for
string orchestra. Suitable for school
years 4-12
COST: $12 per student (1 free adult
for every 10 students booked)
TIME: 10.30-11.30am
VENUE: Tank 5
WORKSHOP
MEET THE MUSICIANS
After the Schools Concert each school
group will be offered the opportunity
to meet a QSO musician. Students will
be able to hear and see an instrument
up close and ask questions about the
concert, the instruments and life as
a professional musician. Suitable for
school years 4-12
COST: Free for Schools Concert ticket
holders TIME: 11.40am – 12pm
VENUE: Tank 5
WORKSHOP
STRINGS
High school instrumental students who
play a string instrument are invited to
join members of the QSO for a two hour
workshop. Students will rehearse side
by side with QSO musicians and will be
able to experience exceptional playing
first hand. The workshop will conclude
with an open rehearsal for parents and
friends. Numbers are limited. Suitable
for school years 7-12
COST: Free for Schools Concert
ticket holders TIME: 1-3pm (open
rehearsal for parents and friends at
2.30pm) VENUE: Tank 5
HOW TO BOOK WORKSHOPS:
Once you have made your school
group booking a member of the
QSO team will be in touch with
more information.
MA15+ The content may be strong in impact. The guardian must be an adult exercising parental
control over the person under 15 years of age. The guardian needs to be 18 years or older.
TIX: ticketlink.com.au or 1300 855 835
*Transaction fees apply, see back for details.
TIX: ticketlink.com.au or 1300 855 835
*Transaction fees apply, see back for details.
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FOUR SEASONS
TOM THUM
THURSDAY 6 OCTOBER
FRIDAY 7 OCTOBER
The QSO travels to Cairns this October, presenting a program of
wonderful music including Vivaldi’s best known piece, the popular
Four Seasons, and other great works for string orchestra by Mozart,
Grieg and Sculthorpe.
Witness the unholy combination of acclaimed beatboxer Tom
Thum and 16 QSO musicians when they reframe sound in Tank 5.
In Vivaldi’s time, orchestras commonly
performed with a violinist directing
instead of a conductor. Tonight’s
performance will follow this tradition
with QSO Concertmaster Warwick
Adeney performing as soloist to lead
the musicians.
Join us for live classical music on
the grandest scale. The event of the
season, this will be a must see for
music lovers of all ages.
COST: $40 adult / $35 concession / $20 ages 3-17 / Group bookings of 10+ $35* (PG)
DOORS/BAR: 6.30pm SHOW STARTS: 7.30pm (includes 20 minute interval)
VENUE: Tank 5 – fully seated
TIX: ticketlink.com.au or 1300 855 835
*Transaction fees apply, see back for details.
Expect a musical watershed that
hovers somewhere between jazz,
hip-hop and an off-the-wall Rite of
Springs. Tangles of symphonic colour
mix with electrifying grooves. Fleeting
strands of Ravel, Pharoahe Monch and
vintage hip-hop morph into rhythmic
tension of galactic dimensions, for
breathtaking effect.
Do what you must to be there.
“The mic master seems to have
orchestra living in his throat: trumpet
blasts guitar strums and samples
from classic songs including Michael
Jackson’s Billies Jean effortlessly spout
from his mouth”
TIME OUT – NEW YORK (USA)
COST: $35/$30* (CONC)(PG)
DOORS/BAR: 7pm SHOW STARTS: 8pm (1hr) VENUE: Tank 5 – fully seated
TIX: ticketlink.com.au or 1300 855 835
*Transaction fees apply, see back for details.
HAPPENINGS
HAPPENINGS
AROUND
THE TANKS
WORKSHOPS & ACTIVITIES
ECO-ART
POSTER
COMPETITION
DISPLAY
CRAFTERNOON
AT TANKS
A selection of entries to the
Keep it Wild eco-art competition
where students were invited to design
a poster using recycled materials and clean litter collected
from home, the beach or school.
WHEN: SATURDAY
3 SEPTEMBER
(THE FIRST SATURDAY
OF EACH MONTH)
WHEN: 14 AUGUST
– 14 SEPTEMBER
VENUE: BOTANIC GARDENS VISITOR CENTRE
Get together for a social
afternoon of casual,
creative making – art,
craft, contemporary,
traditional… set your
own pace, masterpiece
or mess – it’s up to you.
TIME: 11:30-2:30PM
AGE: OPEN (CHILDREN UNDER 12
NEED ADULT SUPERVISION)
COST: GOLD COIN ENTRY
VENUE: TANK 4
FOOD: COFFEE AND LUNCH
ORDERS TAKEN BY WILD
BEAN CAFÉ AT 12PM
BOTANIC
GARDENS
BASKETRY
WORKSHOP
WHEN: SATURDAY
24 SEPTEMBER
Join Saltwater Creek
Basketry Group for a fun
morning of basketry and
other weaving craft using
natural products from the
Botanic Gardens. Suitable
for all skill levels, free entry.
TIME:9.30AM-12.30PM
COST: FREE
VENUE: BOTANIC GARDENS VISITOR CENTRE
INFO & BOOKINGS: PAM KUSABS, PHONE 40325039
BEGINNER
GUITAR PLAYING
LITTLE TACCAS
WHEN: 8 & 22 SEPTEMBER
DAYTIME LESSONS
WHEN: THURSDAYS , 12 -1PM
A nature based, fun activities program
for kids up to 5 years, set in Botanic
Gardens.
Learn guitar during your lunchbreak.
Suits absolute beginners and people
wanting to improve chords, TAB reading,
and song playing skills.
WHEN: EACH FORTNIGHT ON THURSDAYS
COST: FREE
TIME: 10AM –NOON
VENUE: THE DECK, NEAR TANK 3
BOOKINGS: PHONE 4032 6650
COST: $15 PER SESSION
VENUE: BOTANIC GARDENS VISITOR CENTRE
BOOKINGS : STEVE SCHWARTZ 0416 464 821
FACEBOOK – STEVE SCHWARTZ GUITAR
TUITION
FOR WORKSHOP DETAILS EMAIL [email protected]
FOR WORKSHOP DETAILS EMAIL [email protected]
HAPPENINGS
HAPPENINGS
AROUND
THE TANKS
WORKSHOPS & ACTIVITIES
AERIAL
CIRCUS
CLASSES
ACADEMY OF
TELEVISION
ACTING CLASSES
WHEN: MONDAYS
Classes for ages between
11-16 years or adults over
18 years old interested in
learning more about screen
acting, characterisation, voice
and movement.
TIME: 4PM – 7PM
VENUE: BOTANIC GARDENS VISITOR CENTRE
INFO & BOOKINGS: DAVID ARMSTRONG 0412 399 139
[email protected] | www.academyoftv.com.au
AERIAL
WORKSHOP
WHEN: TWICE WEEKLY
CLASSES, WEDNESDAYS
& THURSDAYS
BOTANICAL DRAWING
INTRODUCTORY COURSE
If you like a challenge
and want to keep fit and
flexible, come and try the
aerial workshop classes
at Tanks Arts Centre.
WEDNESDAY WORKSHOPS
WHEN: 7, 14, 21 & 28 SEPTEMBER AND
5, 12, 19 & 26 OCTOBER
TIME: 4–8PM
VENUE: TANK 3
INFO & BOOKINGS:
LOU KIIVER 0400 556 325
COMMUNITY
YOGA
EVENING
SESSIONS
WHEN: TUESDAYS &
THURSDAYS
Bridge the gap between
body and mind with yoga, in
these twice weekly classes
for all levels of fitness.
Hatha Yoga based on the
Knoff yoga system.
TIME: 5.45PM – 6.45PM
VENUE: BOTANIC GARDENS
VISITOR CENTRE
INFO & BOOKINGS: NICK
TONKS [email protected]
0434 810 238 OR NICOLA
MELLICK 0407 472 065
[email protected]
FOR WORKSHOP DETAILS EMAIL [email protected]
Learn the basic techniques for
drawing plant structure and form,
foreshortening, cast shadows,
capturing character and creating
depth through shading texture and
detail.
TIME: 6–8.30PM
COST: $150 FOR 4 LESSONS
(INCLUDES MATERIALS)
VENUE: BOTANIC GARDENS VISITOR
CENTRE
INFO & BOOKINGS:
JULIE MCENERNY – 0407 556 189
[email protected]
SATURDAY WORKSHOPS
WHEN: 10 SEPTEMBER AND 1 & 8 OCTOBER
A relaxed and enjoyable day drawing botanical studies
using watercolour pencils. Requirements: Basic drawing
skills OR completion of Botanical Drawing Introductory
Course.
TIME: 10AM–3.30PM
COST: $85 (INCLUDES MATERIALS)
VENUE: BOTANIC GARDENS VISITOR CENTRE
INFO & BOOKINGS: JULIE MCENERNY – 0407 556 189
[email protected]
FOR WORKSHOP DETAILS EMAIL [email protected]
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Peter Solness Light Painting Events 26 August – 3 September Energy Exhibition
2 – 29 September
Crafternoon
Saturday 3 September
Carnival on Collins
Sunday 4 September
Steve Clisby
Friday 9 September
Small Brother Small Sister
12 – 16 September
Tanks Unplugged
Friday 16 September
Emma Louise
Saturday 17 September
Sculpture Botanica
Saturday 17 September
Emma Louise Close Contact Session
Sunday 18 September
NIDA Drama School
20 – 23 September
Botanic Gardens Basketry
24 September
Tanks Market Day
Sunday 25 September
Kids Tank
Sunday 25 September
Tanks Round Cinema
Wednesday 28 September
QSO Cairns Discovery Day
6 October
QSO Vivaldi’s Four Seasons
6 October
QSO & Tom Thum
7 October
Eco-Art Poster Competition Display
14 August – 14 September
Little Taccas (nature based play for under 5’s)September
Beginner Guitar Playing
September
Botanical Drawing (2 courses)
September
Botanic Gardens Basketry
September
Academy Of Television – Acting Classes September
Aerial Circus Classes September
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September
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Tanks Arts Centre
46 Collins Avenue, Edge Hill Q 4870
PO Box 359, Cairns Q 4870
ph +61 7 4032 6600 | fax +61 7 4032 2610
[email protected]
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