The Faces of kiss
The AIR KISS community art project is back.
This is where everyone gets to be part of making the art. Not just watching it, but creating it together.
Join local artists Tim Rushby Smith and Penny Sudabin at the AIR KISS tent and help co-create a 24 metre mural, The Faces of KISS.
This year is all about capturing the people who make KISS what it is. The community, the performers, the families, the friends and the unexpected moments in between.
Paint yourself, paint a friend, paint your kids or even your dog. If they are part of the festival, they belong in the picture.
As the weekend unfolds, the mural will grow into a vibrant, collective artwork that reflects the spirit of KISS. A visual snapshot of the people who showed up, got involved and became part of something bigger.
No experience is needed. All materials are supplied.
All ages are welcome, children must be accompanied by a grown up.
It is not about being good, it is about having fun.
So come along, pick up a brush and be part of the fun.
Thanks To The Artists
Penny Sadubin and Tim Rushby-Smith are local artists, educators and facilitators of creative fun. We believe art should be accessible to all and as such always work to provide opportunities to bring out the inner artist in all that come to the Festival. We both have our own arts practice.
Penny is an artist-educator at the Bundanon Trust and works in local Secondary schools, her artistic practice can be seen at pennysadubin.com. Penny's art practice explores our human connections to nature and our interactions with the landscapes around us. Tim is an artist, writer, and disability advocate. As a wheelchair user, he facilitates courses in skills for independence for people living with a spinal cord injury. Penny and Tim look forward to running workshops for young people interested to be involved in creating the maze in the lead-up to the Festival, as well as co-creating with the community in April.
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