Adelaide Central School of Art

Location: Norwood
South Australia, Australia
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Master class workshops and Winter and Summer Schools offers a range of opportunities to develop independent creativity, and explore ideas about art with notable artists, teachers, critics and commentators.

Categories: Drawing
Oil Painting
Sculpture
Watercolour Painting

Tutors: Arthur Phillips, Daryl Austin, Deb Trusson, Di Fenwick, James Martin, Robert Zunic, Sandra Cross

Length: 5 days
Frequency: Twice yearly

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Phone: 618 8364 5075
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