Workshops by Kate Golding
ABout the workshops
In 2020 and 2021, I spent large amounts of time home alone with my small child. During that time, I created art activities to entertain us. I have used my professional experience as an educator and my personal experience as a primary caregiver to create a series of workshops that celebrate intergenerational collaboration and kids as artists.
I have worked with organisations such as ArtPlay, Footscray Community Arts, Perth Centre for Photography, Ballarat International Foto Biennale, Abbotsford Convent, Gertrude Contemporary, Maroondah City Council and Banyule City Council.
My unique workshop offerings blend photography, craft and care. I have a series of workshops and lesson plans all ready to go or I can create custom workshops that suit your particular organisation and audience. I offer discounted rates to First Nations-run, and Palestinian-run organisations.
Reach out using the form below and let’s see what we can create together!
Alternatively, you can email on kate(at)kategolding.com.au
Work in Progress launch event, Abbotsford Convent, 2024. Photo by Ryley Clarke
About Kate Golding
Kate Golding is a visual artist, educator and researcher whose practice spans across photography, collage, painting, textiles and installation.
Educator with over 20 years experience working across primary schools, high schools, tertiary education and community arts
Has worked as a school teacher in Japan, England and Australia
Bachelor of Arts (Photography) from RMIT University (2010)
Master of Fine Arts (by research) from VCA, University of Melbourne (2018)
Currently provides supervision to post-graduate students in the Master of Photography degree, and lectures at the undergraduate level in Alternative Photographic Processes at RMIT University
Current Working with Children Check and VIT registration
What people are saying about kate’s projects:
“This event was so wonderfully inclusive. Every detail was so carefully considered to ensure it was [a] true child exhibition. From the quiet space, to the scarf installation, to the photo art, it was designed in a way that children of all ages and abilities could enjoy what was on offer. Keep up the great work and keep engaging our kids in art in a joyful way.”
“My kids loved making their artworks and contributing to the gallery wall. So fun and taking an artwork home is wonderful!”
“Came for inspo for our childcare and left very inspired.”
“The world needs more of this. connecting with our (inner) child… i feel so passionate about everything this exhibition means. or what i think it does. thank u kate golding!!!”
“Really well thought through - kids enjoyed the photos and making their own art - I loved the access to printer and scanner and highlighting older types of technology and multimedia/collage.”
