A Light Painting Experience. It’s Enjoyable, It’s Creative It’s Mindful.

• Rediscover creative freedom.

• Drawing in the Dark is a self expressive group experience.

• Participate with friends or colleagues now to enjoy and create your own unique visuals.

• Enhances creative thinking & teamwork.

To Book or enquire call Chris on 0403 375 557 or email seater@artministry.com.au for an evening session, and enjoy a playful child like creative mindful experience. 

Wednesday Evenings  7:30pm – 9pm group bookings essential as events are strictly limited

Some of the sessions available will be“Drawing in the Dark”,  “Painting Animals” with Chris Seater & “Oil Paint on Paper” with Graham Altman, Costume Life Drawing and some other fun artistic medium experimentation.

The exercises within these masterclass models will appeal to both the beginners & experienced creative minded people, so if you would like to  expand your artistic pursuits or gain some skills with tutorials by professional artists and enjoy yourself at the same time you need to enrol for some of these classes.

At this stage we are looking at a day once a month – these will be 9am – 3pm with lunch included all materials will be available from MOA, pricing between $200 – $350 pp for the day depending on the particular events.

IT’S IMPORTANT TO EXPRESS INTEREST ASAP – This is for planning purposes so indicate the month.

Masterclasses will be available for February, March, April & May, expressions of interest please email seater@artministry.com.au

The Directors

6:30 – 9:30pm Thursday 11 th of October 2018

Altman Gallery – Factory 5/15 Advantage Road, Highett 3190

 To find out more contact Chris Seater on 0403 375 557

Or email us at enquiries@artministry.com.au

 Newspeak not only eliminates “unnecessary” words, but it also promotes a narrowing of thought and, therefore, awareness.
The idea behind Newspeak is that, as language must become less expressive, the mind is more easily controlled.
Through his creation and explanation of Newspeak, Orwell warns the reader that a government that creates the language and mandates how it is used can control the minds of its citizens.

Thoughtcrimes are holding unspoken beliefs or doubts that oppose or question a ruling party.

“If you want to keep a secret, you must also hide it from yourself.”

“BIG BROTHER IS WATCHING YOU”

“How do we know that two and two make four?
Or that the force of gravity works?
Or that the past is unchangeable?
If both the past and the external world exist only in the mind, and if the mind itself is controllable – what then?”

Featured artists include; Marty Brazell, Anne-Maree Wise, Julie Crosthwaite, Fiona Tomsic, Vivian Ashworth & Tom Lewin

Opening night Thursday 11th August 2016 from 6pm.

Ministry of Art. 238 St Kilda Road, St Kilda. 3182. Melbourne, Australia.

Follow us on social media as we provide “sneek-peeks” of the works that will be on display.

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The Ministry of Art are happy in the spirit of Christmas to present a non profit art exhibition by Thinn Thinn.
A proportion of all sales will go to BIALA – Aged Care Mental Health Unit, Monash Health.

Still Beautiful

Julia had a stroke.
Now she needs a wheelchair to go around.
She can’t eat the things she used to enjoy.
She looks at herself in the mirror and wonders – will this sickness last forever?
To us, she is still our mum. To us, she is still beautiful.

Antoinette is making a big name for herself in interior design circles for her beautiful artworks and for her Ninnho towels collection.

Working with new colour combinations, techniques and with some bold new ideas, this exhibition is sure to be very popular.

Contact us to reserve your space for opening night – enquiries@artministry.com.au