Sarah Firth will present a workshop at part of the Ainslie and Gorman Arts Centres Artist Toolkit Program. Photo: Supplied.
Why do you what you do? What are you working towards? What does success look like to you?
Artist Sarah Firth will unpack these questions and more in a two hour workshop hosted by Ainslie and Gorman Arts Centres, part of the A+G career development program Artist Toolkit.
Sarah will discuss her experience, methods and visual thinking tools that help her maintain her creative business and practice alongside topics such as:
- Methods of enquiry for getting clear on why you do what you do
- The benefits of defining your values and priorities to set meaningful goals
- Getting better at saying no and yes intentionally
- Reframing planning as an ongoing dynamic process of intention and feedback
- The value of redefining success on your own terms
- And routines for self-reflection and insight
The workshop will be open for comments and questions so please bring a notebook and an open mind!
Sarah is an award-winning artist, published graphic essayist and writer whose work can be found in numerous national and international publications with publishers such as Allen & Unwin and Picador Australia. She has featured in the Ubud Writers Festival, the Yogyakarta Biennale, and has had work acquired by Vienna Complexity Science Hub as well as recently receiving a Frankie Magazine ‘Good Stuff’ Award.
Please book through Eventbrite as seating is limited!
The Details
Who: Sarah Firth Visual Thinking Workshop
Where: Ainslie Arts Centre
When: 19 Feb 2020
Cost: FREE
Tickets: Bookings are essential. Please book through Eventbrite.
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