Visiting Artist: Andy Quilty
Unlock your creative instincts and dive into the expressive world of paint in this hands-on workshop designed to expand your visual vocabulary. Guided by a focus on mark-making, colour, and composition, participants will explore intuitive approaches to painting that encourage experimentation, problem-solving, and personal expression.
Whether you’re a seasoned artist or just beginning your journey, this session invites you to break free from convention and discover inventive methodologies for making work that feels bold, authentic, and uniquely yours.
What You’ll Gain:
Confidence in your painting practice
A more inventive approach to mark-making
Tools for intuitive composition and colour play
Fresh strategies for creative problem solving
Come curious, leave inspired – and take home a toolkit of techniques to fuel your next body of work.
ANDY QUILTY ARTIST BIO
Andy Quilty is an artist, independent arts worker and Lecturer in Fine Arts at the University of Western Australia. He works across the state facilitating creative development workshops in Aboriginal art centres, schools, community organisations, not-for-profits and prisons. Quilty’s practice identifies a creative visual language located in outer suburbia incorporating material and psychological expressions, markings and gestures, positioned as inventive expressions of outer suburban experience. He has a Bachelor of Arts (Art) from Curtin University and a Master of Fine Arts (Research) from the University of Western Australia.