Join exhibiting artist Alexandra Peters for an artist-led workshop exploring expanded forms of printmaking with an emphasis on mark making and subtraction.
This program is part of ACCA Education’s Winter Workshop developed alongside the exhibition Future Remains: The 2024 Macfarlane Commissions.
Led by exhibiting artists Nicholas Smith, Andy Butler and Alexandra Peters each workshop introduces participants to new approaches and techniques related to the development of the artists new work. This series is open to all and is an ideal professional development opportunity for educators and tertiary students.
All materials are included. All workshops are single events and there are special ticket prices for teachers and student teachers. Places are limited so get in quick!
Tickets:
Student Teacher $20
Teacher $25
General Public $40
Workshop giveaway for regional teachers:
ACCA Education is giving away free tickets for regional teachers. These free tickets are for regional teachers of all disciplines and offer a rare opportunity to hear directly from an ACCA exhibiting artist. To secure a limited free ticket please email education@acca.melbourne and tell us a little about yourself and your school community.
Artist Bio
Alexandra Peters
born 1990, Warrnambool, Victoria
lives and works in Naarm/Melbourne
Alexandra Peters is a painter, sculptor, screen printer and noise musician. Her practice is situated within the field of expanded painting through the interrogation of support structures and framing devices. Adopting the materials and methods of mass industry, Peters probes hierarchies of value and toys with notions of the artist’s unique subjectivity, so embedded in Western lineages of painting. Her stealth employment of the mechanical processors of reproduction hijack and obscure content across the pictorial plane, as she traces the purlieu of the suburban terrain.
Alexandra completed a Bachelor of Fine Art (Honours) at Monash University, Melbourne in 2022, where she was the recipient of the Monash University Museum of Art Award and the Megalo Print Award. She has undertaken several residencies including Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts, Perth, 2023, Megalo Print Studio, Canberra, 2023 and AqTushetii, Tusheti, Georgia, 2018.
Recent exhibitions include Mildura Atrocity Exhibition, NAP Contemporary, Mildura, 2023; Hatched: National Graduate Show, Perth Institute of Contemporary Art, Perth, 2023; CC: All, Cool Change Contemporary, Perth, 2023; Menagerie, Asbestos, Melbourne, 2023; 2022, A Strange World is Afoot Here Already, Propaganda Network, Tbilisi, 2019; Culture Vulture, Uznadze Studios, Tbilisi; and 100 Years of Pirosmani, Niko Pirosmani State Museum, Mirzaani, Georgia, 2018.
