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Author Archives: Nancy
jewel box
http://nancybrownstudio.bigcartel.com/ I have been creating a new set of delicate jewellery pieces from mud, and those that don’t crumble or break will ready for an exhibition at Richard Randall Studio at Mt Cootha gardens May 19th-24th: Botanique: artisan made work. … Continue reading
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Tagged handmade in Brisbane. artisan prints Brisbane, Nancy Brown artist, porcelain jewellery
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The fire eating dragon
On the theme of camouflage, I thought after watching the children’ s imaginative play with the long garden hose that we’d screenprint long some spotted and striped pieces of cloth. The children tore pieces of paper for the stripes, and … Continue reading
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Tagged artist in preschool, artist in residence, Brisbane artisan, Nancy Brown artist
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lantern making at Northey St City Farm
Northey St City Farm is one of my favourite places in Brisbane, and I felt happy to be back to run a lantern making workshop this weekend, It is always abuzz with activity, as the people there go about their … Continue reading
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Tagged community arts, lantern making, Northey St city farm arts, rattan lanterns
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camouflage
The tawny frogmouths who freeze silently on the branches of the wonder garden were visible yesterday. Some days we can’t find them. As the preschoolers arrived, I noticed a theme- many of them wear camoflage. When I mentioned it, the … Continue reading
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Tagged artisan Brisbane, artist in residence
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Shibori at Raw Art West End.
I brewed up and indigo vat, and we wrapped, folded and painted the silk and cotton with resist pastes. Then the pieces were oxidised in the air to deepen the blues, Photos from a Shibori session at Raw Art. There … Continue reading
Posted in Fabric printing, Indigo Dyeing, inspiration, printmaking, silk printing
Tagged indigo printing, indigo shibori Brisbane, Nancy Brown textiles, shibori Brisbane, shibori indigo
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The third teacher
The environment is the third teacher, all the keys to learning are contained within it. I am resident artist at a preschool where the learning is modelled on the Reggio philosophy. . We are exploring cloth, ” wrap” “rapt” in the … Continue reading
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indigenous garden mural
Logan Reserve state school is a little school with lovely gardens located in a rural valley just out of Logan city. This garden has been a gift to Logan Reserve State School from the Ebbs family. We painted the animals … Continue reading
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Tagged garden mural, garden mural brisbane, indigenous garden, mural painting, waterfall mural
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