Take your illustrative details to the next level with Lusid Art. You’ll be using our drawing materials such as woodless graphite pencils and drawing paper. Spend two hours with Lusid Art learning how to draw hair, skin tones, and all the finer details in illustration. A perfect class for those who already draw, and illustrators wanting to step it up a notch.
Shared art materials will be supplied for use. At the end of class, you will have created your own piece of artwork to take home. If you would like extra art materials to take home, our store will be open for you to purchase your favourite items.

Saturday Sprays is an open and respectful, self-managed space for anyone to come and paint, experiment and to participate in making art in the urban environment. Held at Jugglers Art Space Inc., an Artist Run Organisation committed to supporting emerging artists in the heart of Fortitude Valley.
Everyone is welcome. Emerging or established. BYO materials and masks.

Learn to create a variety of technical effects using Sugar Artists Acrylic and Ironlak paint markers. This is a beginner level class covering a range of methods of application. Have a great time learning how to use aerosols and paint markers on our Ironlak Canvas to create something out of this world!
Shared art materials will be supplied for use. If you would like art materials to take home then our store will be open on the day so you can purchase your favourite items. You will be able to take home your completed artwork at the conclusion of the workshop however it may still be wet. We recommend coming to collect your artwork in the days
following the workshop.

This workshop will draw patrons into the world of typography; text and words. Playing with letters as a visual medium, patrons will discover the power of arranging words through font, point sizes, kerning as a decorative device and subtle visual communication. Respected street artist Leah Falcocchio guides the group of participants through a collaborative wall design and introduces advanced typographical conceptual techniques. Beginner patrons will leave with a comprehensive understanding of how to include typographic forms into mural designs and utilise an array of mediums, while more experienced attendees will have the opportunity to improve their techniques. Shared art materials are supplied for use.

In this hands on workshop, a professional facilitator will introduce patrons to the basics of do-it-yourself screen printing. Participants will be lead through the set-up, design and printing processes of a unique design using simple shapes and patterning techniques. Shared art materials are supplied for use.

In this activation, established mural artists will use live painting to contribute to a panel discussion. The participating artists will be encouraged by a facilitator and the audience to elaborate on their creative process and techniques. Sometimes words are not enough and this engaging format will provide an additional way to get a message across.

Guided by a visual art professional, patrons will be led through the design and technical principles required to produce a lino-print stamp. The stamp can be applied with a number of available colours to create take-home ‘Pop’ artworks. Shared art materials are supplied for use.

This workshop is accessible to all ages and requires a hands-on approach to the application of colour. An experienced street artist will guide patrons to complete temporary mural work, through creative participation. The accomplished artist will apply the outlines, while the attendees will complete the collaborative colour. Patrons will leave the experience with a beginner’s understanding of mural art techniques by utilising an array of mediums. Shared art materials are supplied for use.

Have a burning desire to use your creative skills to make a difference, but don’t know where to start? This workshop is perfect for you. With a retrospective look at Climate Change and an opportunity to conceptualise and put into practise creative works that will encourage change. Workshop media will focus on spray paints and street art as a creative outlet. Supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.

Supporting female creatives is of integral importance to Brisbane Street Art Festival. Art Has No Gender is a female panel discussion that is set to articulate the problem that is; women positioned within the arts industry. We will hear from a number of different perspectives – artists, curators, directors and producers, and share the space with questions welcomed. We invite you to support, learn and bring an open mind to the discussion topic. This discussion is suggested to be a strong protest to support fellow women alongside each other to speak about who they are as professionals, not females.
Drinks will be available at the La Boite bar before and after the discussion. The panel will start at 7:30 PM