Above the Shoreline: Abstract Landscape Workshop with Cara Sanders
Join Gold Coast artist Cara Sanders for a special 2-hour beachside painting workshop as she shares her unique style inspired by aerial views of the coastline. Under the open sky and sea breeze, you’ll be guided step-by-step to create your own expressive coastal artwork on canvas and take it home with you at the end of the session.
This workshop is designed for those looking to reconnect creatively, try something new, and enjoy an inspiring afternoon by the sea. No experience needed – just bring your curiosity!
Drinks and food available for purchase.
When | Sunday 21st September
Time | 1.00pm – 3.00pm
Where | Wildflower Gin Garden, Wallace Nicoll Park, Currumbin Beach
Cost | $73.75 + Booking Fee
More about Cara Sanders
Cara Sanders is a self-taught visual artist based on Bundjalung Country, Gold Coast. Raised in the Kimberley, her work is deeply rooted in the Australian landscape, shaped by red earth, shifting skies, and an enduring connection to place.
Working with aerial perspectives, organic forms, and layered mark-making, Cara’s large-scale mixed media works explore memory, impermanence, and the emotional pull of the natural world.
Whilst Cara primarily sells her work to an online audience, Cara has exhibited with Gallery Alchemy, Dust Temple, and Mint Art House, and has completed major commissions across Australia, including at the Formula 1 and the Brisbane Lions AFL team. Her work has also featured on The Block on Channel Nine nationally.
Instagram @caraasanderss
Website www.carasanders.com.au
More about the Fringe Pavilion at Wallace Nicoll Park
The Fringe Pavilion is home of the SWELL Fringe and bar, located in Wallace Nicoll Park, Currumbin Beach. The Fringe Pavilion will come alive each evening with artistic programming such as live music, performance and masterclasses, plus the bar will be open daily from 12pm. Our wonderful food trucks will satisfy all of your cravings. Please note the Fringe Pavilion is a large tent, so if it’s chilly make sure you rug up.
IMAGE: courtesy of Artist