Guest Artist Demonstrations
Guest artist demonstrations are held on Saturday afternoons at the Guild studio once a month (usually the first Saturday with one or two exceptions) except in January & December. Members and the general public are welcome, and can be sure of an engrossing demonstration by a professional artist at work. The entry fee of $10.00 for members and $12 for non-members includes a delicious afternoon tea. Demonstrations run from 1:30pm to approx. 3:30pm.
2025 Artist demonstrations - 1st Saturday of the month
**Please note** No Demo - June long weekend
NEXT ARTIST DEMONSTRATION
"FLORALS IN WATERCOLOUR & GOUACHE" with MAXINE WADE
SATURDAY 3rd MAY
1.30pm - 3.30pm
Maxine Wade has always had an interest in creativity and trained as an Art teacher at Melbourne University, going on to teach in a variety of secondary colleges for 27 years. After operating a picture framing business, she now tutors adults in watercolour, drawing and life drawing at several art societies in Melbourne. She has held many solo and joint exhibitions over 35 years and is currently tutoring in watercolour at Victorian Artists’ Society, Brighton Art Society, Glen Eira Cheltenham Art Group and Malvern Artists’ Society and life drawing at McClelland Guild of Artists.
Cost $10.00 members and $12.00 non-members (including afternoon tea).
(MGoA Members Artist of the Month theme - "Floral" in any medium)
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"Artist of the Month" Competition
Demonstration day gives members the opportunity to enter their art work each month for judging by the visiting guest artist demonstrator. See “Artist of the Year Award”. Members are encouraged to participate in the Competition by exhibiting their own art work in the Guild studio on demonstration days. The subject should relate to the theme specified for that month’s demonstration, listed above and in the Guild’s bi-monthly newsletter, Palette News. The medium, however is open, in order to encourage maximum member participation. Entries are judged by the guest artist, and points awarded that ultimately determine the prize winner of the Guild’s Artist of the Year competition.
