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You’re invited to attend the Fish Tales workshop - Sunday 6th April 2025

Morning (only 5 places left) or Afternoon Session (SOLD OUT)

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Michael D'Antonio

Michael D'Antonio

Many years ago I saw an amazing ink style impression of a fish in a Japanese restaurant. It was a special type of Japanese art called Gyotaku.

Fish Tales - Workshop - Morning or Afternoon

 – THE Workshop

You’re invited to attend the Fish Tales workshop - Sunday 6th April 2025

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Morning (only 5 places left) or Afternoon Session (SOLD OUT)

Sunday 6th April:
Fish Tales
10am - 12.30pm ONLY FIVE PLACES LEFT
OR 2pm - 4.30pm SOLD OUT

$138 per person 

REGISTER FOR MORNING WORKSHOP 10AM - 12.30PMREGISTER FOR AFTERNOON WORKSHOP 2PM - 4.30PM

Held onsite at the Gallery (68 Adelaide St, Blayney)

In this 2.5-hour workshop, you’ll explore the traditional Japanese art of Gyotaku, or “fish rubbing,” a unique printing technique from the mid-1800s that uses real fish to create stunning prints. Alongside this, you’ll learn to design your own Japanese Chop signature, adding a personal and authentic touch to your artwork.

Open to all skill levels, this workshop ensures that every participant leaves with both a sense of achievement and a beautiful, handcrafted piece of art to treasure.

Please bring yourself and an apron.

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A Thousand Words Gallery
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11 Icely Street, Carcoar NSW 2791
T 0414 550 223
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GALLERY HOURS:

Thursday to Sunday:
Open 8:30am – 4:00pm

Workshops as advertised.

A Thousand Words Gallery acknowledges the traditional owners of the country on which we work, the Wiradjuri / Wiradyuri people, and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their custodians past, present and emerging.