Ephemerality is how life works — things pass into and out of their current form. This workshop is an opportunity to step into remembering this reality, to observe, to become a choreographer within nature's cycles for a moment… and then to let it go; to accede to what is real.

Saturday 29 August – Sunday 30 August, 9.30am–4pm each day

Suitable for ages 18+

In this two-day workshop, you will have the opportunity to slow down and tune in to nature’s happenings of the day in that place and make ephemeral work/s that respond to these happenings. What is experienced/learned outside during the tuning-in and the making is brought back into the built space— inside to be shared in the process of making of a circular group artwork/s.

Materials fee $30 payable directly to the tutor: XL coloured and graphite pencils, XL graphitint blocks, inktint pencil/sticks, black liquid ink, charcoal, brushes, paper, glue, collage materials.

Student Requirements: Students are invited to bring a camera (mobile phone or SLR), a rug and/or cushion for sitting on ground, or low chair (sitting directly on the ground is invited, some chairs will be available), personal protection for being outdoors: hats, scarves, long sleeves, sunscreen, insect repellant.

About Your Tutor: Greer Taylor is an artist, sculptor, poet and question asker. Her role in this life is to speak for the earth. Her current practice revolves around exploring grief — both natural and unnatural grief — in all its forms, to restoring grief to being a beautiful, flowing, healing contribution to all life.

Arts Muster Festival | Huskisson | 27-30 August 2026