Drop by Drawing returns over summer with artists leading weekly drawing activities every Saturday afternoon in January.
Learn new tips and tricks to hone your drawing skills, taking inspiration from the NGV Collection.
Sessions held in the NGV Collection galleries, Level 2, NGV International.
Suitable for all skill levels, all materials provided.
Presented in partnership with Telstra as part of the Telstra Into Art Series.
Alice Oehr is an artist and illustrator from Melbourne. Her distinct, colourful style incorporates a love of food, pattern, collage and drawing. She draws both for work and for fun, which has led her to teaching, speaking and writing on the subject. Her commercial work is sought-after by local and international clients and has appeared in numerous books as well as on textiles, homewares and large-scale installations.
Alice Oehr is an artist and illustrator from Melbourne. Her distinct, colourful style incorporates a love of food, pattern, collage and drawing. She draws both for work and for fun, which has led her to teaching, speaking and writing on the subject. Her commercial work is sought-after by local and international clients and has appeared in numerous books as well as on textiles, homewares and large-scale installations.
Kyoko Imazu is a Melbourne-based artist working across a diverse range of mediums, including printmaking, papercut, shadow puppetry, ceramics, and installation. Her work invites viewers to look closely at the natural worlds of our daily lives, revealing the unique stories held within each leaf, wing, and petal. Through an imaginative lens, she explores themes of life, death, and regeneration, weaving personal memories with the unseen lives of these creatures. Beyond the studio, Kyoko is a dedicated environmental advocate, having founded Friends of Hillcroft Park, a community group dedicated to fostering a stronger bond between people and their local ecosystem.
Alice Oehr is an artist and illustrator from Melbourne. Her distinct, colourful style incorporates a love of food, pattern, collage and drawing. She draws both for work and for fun, which has led her to teaching, speaking and writing on the subject. Her commercial work is sought-after by local and international clients and has appeared in numerous books as well as on textiles, homewares and large-scale installations.
Kyoko Imazu is a Melbourne-based artist working across a diverse range of mediums, including printmaking, papercut, shadow puppetry, ceramics, and installation. Her work invites viewers to look closely at the natural worlds of our daily lives, revealing the unique stories held within each leaf, wing, and petal. Through an imaginative lens, she explores themes of life, death, and regeneration, weaving personal memories with the unseen lives of these creatures. Beyond the studio, Kyoko is a dedicated environmental advocate, having founded Friends of Hillcroft Park, a community group dedicated to fostering a stronger bond between people and their local ecosystem.
