LINEWORK Drawing Workshops – 22 June 2024
Explore your architectural and artistic creativity through the joy of drawing
LINEWORK is a series of interactive drawing workshops facilitated by architect and conceptual artist, Lorenzo Nassimbeni. LINEWORK offers an opportunity for architects, designers in other fields and artists (professionals and students) to explore architectural and artistic concepts through the medium of freehand drawing. The workshops are about celebrating one’s creativity through freedom of expression and the joy of drawing. Participants follow inspiring design themes by drawing live during the workshop, making wonderful discoveries under the guidance of the facilitator.
Theme: Exploring architecture with charcoal drawings & paper models
Date: 22 June 2024
Venue: The Architect Gallery, Cape Institute for Architecture, 71 Hout Street, Cape Town
Time: 14h00-17h00
CPD points value per contact workshop: 1 CPD point in Category 1
Cost per workshop (1 CPD point per workshop):
* SACAP members: R 1290 (incl. VAT) for the workshop
* CIfA & GIfA members: R 1200 (incl.VAT) for the workshop
The cost includes the following:
• Charcoal
• Glue
• Masking tape
• Craft knife
• Steel ruler
• Cutting mat
• A1 cartridge paper
• Cardboard screen
• Refreshments
We have space for a maximum of 15 participants for our contact workshop. Proof of payment secures your space!
Website: https://www.lorenzonassimbeni.com/linework-workshop
Contact workshop registration link: https://www.lorenzonassimbeni.com/register-inperson-workshop
Contact details: e-mail : azraa@lorenzonassimbeni.com mobile :+27727797535
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/linework_drawing_workshop/
This Workshop has been accredited by the Gauteng Institute of Architecture
Pre-workshop preparation: Please note that participants are required to complete preparatory activities which are essential to completing the workshop. These activities include going through reading material related to the brief for the workshop (this material will be provided by LINEWORK prior to the workshop), sourcing of workshop drawing materials, building a screen for the photographing of work created during the workshop (this is not always required depending on the content of the brief), and going through the brief before the workshop.