Explore Bunjil Place after hours at Night MODE: Abundance Edition.
Do you carrot about what you’re wearing? From your head to your tomatoes we have you covered. You herb it here first. If you’re not sprouting vegetables you’ll be the laughing stalk of “The Cornucopia Garden” Bunjil Place.
Turnip to this drop-in workshop, dig in and brussels up an accessory to wear, look radish-ing as you feast on the delights of Night MODE: Abundance Edition.
Plant yourself at the crafting table where artist and crafter Sai-Wai Foo will guide your through the a-maize-ing world of constructing paper into un-beet-able accessories to complete your outfit. Make corsages & head pieces to festoon yourself. Forget flowers blossoms & blooms, vegetables are the de rigueur for the stylish set.
Lettuce entertain you with this adult art-making experience. You wouldn’t be-leaf what you’ll be able to produce. Make it snap-pea & don’t miss it this event.
Head pieces and corsages with Sai-Wai Foo, Bunjil Place 14th July 6pm-9pm 2022
Paper produce by Sai-Wai Foo, artwork used for “Night Mode” printed program
“FABULOUS BEASTS” for Shelford Girls Grammar
For the school’s STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Maths) week activities. Masks using simple craft supplies to explore identity and teamwork.
Prototype Masks for “FABULOUS BEASTS” workshop
Students and their masks at the end of the “FABULOUS BEASTS” workshop
“DUMPLING CLUB”
Signal Arts the City of Melbourne’s creative Arts studio for young people aged 14 to 25, located on Northbank in the heart of Melbourne. The program offers young people the opportunity to work alongside professional artists in a collaborative way, through multi-artform workshops and mentoring.
The final in a series of food-themed workshops curated by Sophia Cai titled BYOP (Bring Your Own Plate). A hands-on textile workshop where you will learn hand sewing and finishing techniques to create your own soft sculpture dumpling. Turn it into a wearable pin, a charm or simply keep it as an ornament – no matter what you decide, everyone loves dumplings!
Promo image from “Dumpling Club” for Signal Arts
“How does your garden grow?” Craft Cubed, Festival of Handmade
Hawthorn Arts Centre’s Town Hall Gallery, City of Boroondara
A series of 3 workshops for varying abilities and age groups
Toadstool pincushion workshop
Paper Doily Butterfly workshop
Soft Sculpture workshop
“Luck Hall” project space by Vipoo Srivilasa and Sai-Wai Foo.
Bay Side Gallery, Bayside City Council to Accompanied the “Lucky Charm” Exhibition. Curated by Vipoo Srivilasa and Joanna Bosse.
22 November 2018 - 3 February 2019
Design and theming of project space & a series of 3 workshops for varying abilities and ages groups.
“Luck Hall” install view at Bayside Gallery
“Panel Talk: Craft, Expression, Identity” Boroondara Arts presents Craft Contemporary
Online panel discussion mediated by Sai-Wai Foo, with Aaron Billings, Tantri Mustika and Chenai Mupotsa-Russell, who discuss what does our craft-making say about us? What does our creative practice allow us to express? How does this form our individual identity in society? Audiences are invited to join this conversation as the artists share their own lived experiences.
“Panel Talk: Craft, Expression, Identity” Sai-Wai Foo, Aaron Billings, Tantri Mustika and Chenai Mupotsa-Russell,
“Maintaining a Creative Practice with Fashion & Art”
Talk for the Fashion Product Design & Business Students for Universitas Ciputra Surabaya, Indonesia.
