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A celebration of art and community will bring Smythesdale to life in February. Organizers of the Smythesdale Art and Music Fiesta have announced that the postponed 2020 event will take place on Sunday, February 7. “There is a lot of talent in the region,” he said. “The local community may not know who its neighbors may be. It brings the community together in a common space.” The first Smythesdale Art and Music Fiesta first took place in 2019 and has been described as a “beautiful event”. The upcoming event will feature musical artists on Village Green with a designer market, kinetic sculptures and a mural. Poetry and readings will be hosted in the historic courthouse. Works by nationally recognized artists including ceramic artist Ruby Pilven, printmaker Vida Pearson and acrylic painter Kate Wise will be on display at The Well Community Center. Ms Wise said she would also be doing a painting that day, allowing visitors to watch the process or try to participate. “It will be really fun,” she said. “I think people are really interested in the process.” It’s ordinary for us, but a lot of people don’t see the art being made, they just see the finished product. Ms Pearson said attendance at the show was good local ‘We haven’t had a lot of opportunities in the past 12 months to show our work,’ she said. ‘People are hungry of art. Come to Smythesdale for art and fresh air. ”Mr Wemyss said the party was also an opportunity to introduce upcoming artists and musicians and to discover new talent.” Word is spreading and he there are people going out that I don’t know. is awesome, ”he said. The Smythesdale Art and Music Fiesta will be held on February 7 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. It is supported by Golden Plains Shire and GP Arts Incorporated. sign up below and make sure you’re up to date with all that is happening at Ballarat.
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A celebration of art and community will bring Smythesdale to life in February.
CELEBRATION OF ART: Acrylic painter Kate Wise, ceramic artist Barry Wemyss and printmaker Vida Pearson will present their work as part of the Smythesdale Art and Music Fiesta. Photo: Rochelle Kirkham
Organizers of the Smythesdale Art and Music Fiesta have announced that the postponed 2020 event will be held on Sunday, February 7.
Smythesdale ceramist and event organizer Barry Wemyss said the event will feature creators of art, culture, music and poetry from Smythesdale and surrounding towns.
The local community may not know who their neighbors are.
Barry Wemyss, event organizer and ceramist
“There is a lot of talent in the region,” he said.
“The local community may not know who its neighbors may be. It brings the community together in a common space.”
The first Smythesdale Art and Music Fiesta first took place in 2019 and has been described as a “beautiful event”.
The upcoming event will feature musical artists on Village Green with a designer market, kinetic sculptures and a mural.
Poetry and readings will be hosted in the historic courthouse.
Works by nationally recognized artists including ceramic artist Ruby Pilven, printmaker Vida Pearson and acrylic painter Kate Wise will be on display at The Well Community Center.
Ms Wise said she would also be doing a painting that day, allowing visitors to watch the process or try to participate.
“It will be really fun,” she said.
“I think people are really interested in the process.
“It’s ordinary for us, but a lot of people don’t see the art being made, they just see the finished product.”
Ms Pearson said attending the show was a good local show.
“We haven’t had a lot of opportunities in the past 12 months to show our work,” she said.
“People are art hungry. Come to Smythesdale for art and fresh air.”
Mr Wemyss said the party was also an opportunity to showcase upcoming artists and musicians and to discover new talent.
“The word is spreading and there are people that I don’t know which is great,” he said.
The Smythesdale Art and Music Fiesta will take place on February 7 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
It is supported by Golden Plains Shire and GP Arts Incorporated.
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