workshop: exhibition storytelling
- Sat 1 Nov - Sun 2 Nov | 9am-12pm
- Note, this workshop runs over two days. When booking, you only need to select Saturday 1 November
- SOLD OUT
CURATORIAL & STORYTELLING WORKSHOP: An intensive guide to developing your exhibition from concept to gallery
READY TO EXHIBIT YOUR WORK?
This intensive workshop is designed for practicing artists who have a body of work—or are actively building one—and want to develop the curatorial skills to present it professionally.
Learn how to identify your unique exhibition story and develop a compelling curatorial vision that sets your work apart.
WHAT TO EXPECT
During this intensive workshop, you’ll work directly with Cara-Ann to develop your exhibition concept, refine your curatorial approach, and gain practical insights into the exhibition development process. This is an interactive, hands-on workshop designed to move your practice forward.
YOUR INSTRUCTOR: CARA-ANN SIMPSON
Cara-Ann Simpson is an accomplished artist, curator, and educator with a distinguished career spanning arts, culture, heritage, and land management. She brings real-world expertise and a generosity of knowledge to every workshop she leads.
Cara-Ann has held curatorial roles at Hervey Bay Regional Gallery, Cruden Farm, and Bundoora Homestead Art Centre. She is a Heysen Prize winner (2022) and has received funding from Creative Australia, Arts Queensland, and Arts Victoria. Her work is exhibited internationally.
WHAT TO BRING
- Ideas for an exhibition
- Pens, highlighters (or coloured pencils) & notepaper
- Images of artwork (printed or on device such as phone or laptop)
Morning tea and lunch included.
