Disclaimer and Refund Policy for Art Classes

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Disclaimer:

As the person I am registering is a participant in the Annette Peterson Art Workshops I understand and acknowledge:

  • I release and indemnify Annette Peterson, her servants and agents from all and against all and any actions or claims which may be made by me, or on my behalf by other parties or in respect for or arising out of injury, loss, damage or death caused to me or my property whether by negligence, breach of contract or in anyway whatsoever.
  • I also agree that in the event that I or my child is injured or my property is damaged I will bring no claim, legal or otherwise, against Annette Peterson in respect of that injury or damage.

I understand and acknowledge:

  • Full refunds will be granted up to one month prior to the class
  • If less than one month, the child can transfer to another class (if places are available), or carry their registration over to a future class within the next six months.
  • Refunds or credit will only be granted if a child cannot attend and a Dr certificate is produced, provided you have notified us in advance of the class.
  • If you do not notify us and your child does not attend, there will be no refund or credit.
  • If we cancel a class and your child is unable to attend at a rescheduled time, a full refund or credit to be used within the next six months will be given.
  • Inappropriate behaviour will not be tolerated.
  • The Joondalup Art Gallery will be open 15 minutes before and after class times.

Holiday Art Classes – Jan 2015

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January Holiday Classes – Beginners and Children

Art classes offically began! A four week course for each beginners and children. It was a huge success! We covered ‘Still Life,’ Self portraits from photos, Urbanscapes, and finally self portraiture from a mirror. What a success the classes were!
Here’s some of their work!

Week 2 Holiday Art

Week 3 Jan Holidays

Week 4 jan Holidays

1000 Foot Tree – Winner!

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1000 Foot Tree Winner of Christmas Tree Competition at Lights in the Heights 2014

In December my family and I won a competition to decorate a Christmas Tree for a Christmas extravaganza at out church. It was for an annual event, Lights in the Heights, that saw nearly 10,000 come through and visit our church in Hepburn Heights. The fun lasts for over a week and has all the fun activities like Christmas Tree Wonderland, Santa’s workshop, Family Funville, Christmas movie, Photo-booths and a laser light display.

For our winning entry, I took photos of individual feet from all the people in our church. On any Sunday there around 250 – 500 people. It took two Sundays to get enough photos. We then cut out each foot photo and then decorated our tree. Hence, the 1000 foot tree!

A few things were learnt form doing this exercise…

1. No one wears the same shoes as anyone else…
2. Some people are very embarrassed by their feet…
3. You can easily spot your own feet and the feet of people you know …
4. I now recognise more people in my church from, you guessed it! From their… smiles!

To see more about Lights in the Heights, visit: Lights in the HeightsChristmas Tree 2

Seniors Art Class

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Seniors Art Class

Joondalup Art Gallery hosted several fews workshops for Seniors in November 2014. I was fortunate to teach the ‘Painting with Acrylics’ class, from still life to a vast range of artistic experience. Some have paintings all over the city others have never painted!
The result – a great day and some beautiful Christmas gift ideas! In addition, the realisation that I should be teaching – I and hopefully the participants have a great time!

 

 

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Plein Air Class – Neil Hawkins Park

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Platinum Adventure Plein Air Class

18 October 2014
It was a day of a massive hail storm, but before the drama began, a Plein Air class was held at Neil Hawkins Park for the Platinum Adventure Seniors Group. Sixteen people enjoyed the day, learning basic skills such as composition, tone, and painting technique.
Many of these people had never painted, so although many didn’t get finished there and then, they had the equipment to finish at a later time. There was no rain for the class – only beautiful sunshine through some clouds.

If you would like to know more information about the Platinum Adventure Group, please refer to the City of Joondalup. If you would like to know more about Annette Peterson, click here about us page