Join Dominic Quagliozzi, and members of the Creative Hybrids Lab, for a drawing workshop before the launch of the Paradoxes of Paradise exhibition at Casula Powerhouse.
In this workshop, participants will create drawings with both art-making tools and a selection of surplus medical supplies. The workshop will explore themes of vulnerability, self-care and resilience as participants reinterpreting and re-coding their relationship to medicalized materials.
Artist Dominic Quagliozzi and Creative Hybrids Lab will create a warm and conversational drawing space. The artists will also provide valuable insights into their own artistic practices and how their work reflects the patient experiences.
This program is intended for people who have/had or currently experience chronic illness, disability or pain, and their caregivers.
Paradoxes of Paradise will be on display 1 July to 24 September 2023 at the Casula Powerhouse.DATE: Saturday 1st of July TIME: 11:30am - 1:30pm AGE SUITABILITY: 16 years and over LOCATION: Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre CAPACITY: 45 TICKET PRICE: FREE - bookings are essential.
HOW TO GET HERE TRAIN Disembark at Casula Station on the T2 Inner West & South Line or T5 Cumberland - first stop after Liverpool (from Sydney) or Glenfield (from Campbelltown). www.131500.info
Please note the T2 Airport line is different from the T2 Inner West/South - if coming from City Circle via airport, please change at Glenfield.
CAR AND BICYCLE ● From Parramatta or Campbelltown way (without tolls) Take the Hume Highway going towards Liverpool. Follow it all the way into Terminus Street, Liverpool and turn right into Pirie Street. Follow the signs to the Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre, Shepard Street Entrance. ● From the M5/City (with tolls) Take the M5 to Liverpool. Exit at Moorebank Avenue and drive towards Liverpool turning left at Newbridge Road. Turn left into Speed Street and follow the signs to Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre.
ACCESS Visitors with restricted mobility can enjoy all public areas of Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre. The theatre is fitted with a hearing loop, and has provision for restricted mobility access. Guide and Hearing Dogs are welcome.
