Lewellyn Riley-Haynes

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Lewellyn Riley-Haynes. Tutor of Willoughby Arts Centre

Leo Robba

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Leo Robba is an artist, writer and curator. Leo has written for the Sydney Morning Herald and Artist Profile Magazine and has curated many exhibitions featuring landscape painting. He is also wider recognised for organising and leading art expeditions to remote and iconic destinations. He graduated from the Queensland College of Art in1982. Leo has a Masters of Fine Art at Newcastle University.

He is currently doing research as part of his PhD scholarship at the ANU, Canberra. Leo has had over thirty solo exhibitions in Australia and New Zealand and has taken part in numerous group exhibitions in Australia and internationally. His work is represented in many private and public collections. He is represented by King Street Gallery on William, Sydney and Bowen Galleries, NZ and lives and works in Springwood, in the Blue Mountains.

phone 0407 012 417
email leorobba@bigpond.com
website kingstreetgallery.com.au

Jude Rose

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An established Australian artist specialising in miniature oil on canvas landscapes, hand coloured linocuts and ink drawings on hand made paper.
Born in Darwin NT, travelled extensively throughout Europe, South America, Africa and Asia to study art, including two years at Beaux Arts in Paris.
Returned to Sydney and studied at various colleges then became a renowned textile designer, a high achievement being designer of the Commonwealth Games swimsuit fabric, an Aboriginal theme, in 1982.

Jude is inspired by many Australian artists and the great Italian masters, also Mexican and Asian art. Exhibitions: 2019 ASMA National miniature awards finalist Highly commended prize 2019 Hunters Hill art prize finalist 2019 Eutierria solo exhibition Artsite 2018 Miniature Art Prize Most Innovative award 2018 Pirtek Art Prize 2018 Esprit de Corps exhibition Artsite 2018 Finalist Hunter’s Hill Art Prize 2018 Joie de Vivre Artsite 2018 Collectors Choice exhibition Artsite 2017 Rust Avalon Alchemy 2017 Mosman Art Prize 2017 Hunters Hill Art Prize

Cayn Rosmarin

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Cayn is a visual arts educator with experience in both museum and school environments. She has experience and expertise in a diverse range of arts – drawing, painting, sculpture, and printmaking. She is currently completing her Masters in Museum and Heritage studies at the University of Sydney.

Previously, she completed a Bachelor of Art Education, majoring in Photomedia at UNSW Art and Design school (previously College of Fine Arts). She is involved with Casula Powerhouse, working in their Public Programs and Education Department. She believes in igniting students' passion and excitement for their learning through engagement with the arts.

Barbara Ryman

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Barbara Ryman. Tutor of Willoughby Arts Centre

Sasa Scheiner

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Pottery has been a passion of Sasa’s for 20 years. She has had many solo and group shows all over Sydney. Her sculpural shapes and surfaces invite the viewer to engage in a tactile response. She is also a teaching yoga, runs healthy cooking workshops and is a trained Montesorri teacher.

phone 0409 775 516
email sasa.scheiner@gmail.com

Gria Shead

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Gria Shead has been exhibiting professionally since 1995. She is represented by Nanda Hobbs Contemporary in Sydney and Singapore. Her work is in collections in Australia, UK, USA and Asia.

She studied at the National Art School majoring in both printmaking and painting. She is a second generation artist, daughter of Garry Shead.

She has taught painting Master Classes and Drawing for Teenagers at the Art Gallery of NSW and given private tuition for many years.

email gria.stella@bigpond.com
website gria-shead.squarespace.com
nandahobbs.com/artist/gria-shead
Instagram @gria_shead

Gary Shinfield

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Gary Shinfield. Tutor of Willoughby Arts Centre

Lizzy Simunovic

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Lizzy Simunovic. Tutor of Willoughby Arts Centre

Patrick Siu

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Patrick Siu studied Chinese painting with Mr Ip Chit Hoo since high school and Chinese Calligraphy under Professor Wong Wai Cheong in Hong Kong. Patrick graduated from University of London, UK.

Patrick taught in Extra-mural Studies at Chinese University of Hong Kong. He migrated to Australia in 1990 and he has taught in high schools in Sydney since then. He has solo exhibitions in Sydney and runs art classes. Patrick speaks both English & Cantonese.

phone 0414 916 608 (English & Cantonese)
email patrick.i.siu@gmail.com
website patricksiu.wordpress.com