Central Craft
Email: info@centralcraft.org.au
Facebook: @CentralCraft
Fax: 08 8953 5465
Post: PO Box 85 Alice Springs NT 0871
ABN: 76 257 751 497
Gallery hours
Mon – Fri 10am – 4pm
Sat & Sun 11am – 3pm
Where Creativity begins
Located within the Araluen Cultural Precinct, Central Craft hosts classes and workshops in their well equipped creative space.
October 2019
Vague Feminism
Opens 6pm Fri,day 11 Oct 2019 in the June Marriott Gallery The exhibition is my journey of exploring the concept of feminism. I am not wanting to stand on a soap box and shout about women’s rights, but I have inadvertently found myself revisiting feminism, not in any ordered fashion but just exploring concepts and ideas that interest me. I have found it to be a fascinating, diverse and of course still relevant topic. From the suffragettes, the first, second…
Find out more »Creativity Boost – 7 week course with Tamara Burlando
Creativity Boost is at once an individual and group process where you will reconnect to your own creative source. This course is for all creative people who would love a boost of inspiration to overcome feeling flat or disconnected to their own artistic practice. It doesn’t matter which mediums you work in, we will explore, play and discuss each participant's ideas in a supportive and safe group environment. It’s a dynamic and committed 7-week course. You will challenge yourself to find…
Find out more »Community consultation for 2022 Ceramics Triennale
The 2022 Australian Ceramics Triennale will be held in Alice Springs, this is an exciting opportunity to showcase central Australian ceramics. The 2022 Ceramics Triennale committee is inviting the community for consultation at the next meeting Wednesday 23rd October 6.30pm at Central Craft studio. This is a chance for community to discuss how the conference will be presented.
Find out more »Character and Chemistry: A portrait of community. An exhibition by Henry Smith.
Faces, there are many but each one is unique. In creating a portrait I’m interested in the challenge that it presents to find an expression, a likeness, a feeling, of that uniqueness. In this present exhibition I’ve chosen to paint portraits of friends, acquaintances, people whose face I find interesting, and people who have a public face that stand for important causes. Each person’s finished painting is an interplay of paint, personality, and the chemistry between artist and sitter. As…
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