Workshops
PAST WORKSHOPS
Websites for artists (as Daniel Qualischefski), 2021, Umbrella Studio Contemporary Arts
Writing for artists (as Daniel Qualischefski with Alison McDonald), 2021, Umbrella Studio Contemporary Arts
- Facilitated discussion and provided advice regarding personalisation, best practice and tips for developing and maintaining an artist website; and for developing artist statements, artist CVs and submitting exhibition applications.
Macrame Plant Hangers workshop (as Knot Happy Dan), 2019, Umbrella Studio Contemporary Arts
- Facilitated macrame exercises with a class, teaching participants basic techniques and knots to create a macrame plant hanger.
ACTIVATING ART, Tuesday 27 March 2018, at Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery (with TRAG & First 5 Forever)
- Facilitated collaborative drawing exercises with children 3-5yrs (in response to Danish Quapoor & Franz's collaberration exhibition).
Websites for artists (as Daniel Qualischefski), 2021, Umbrella Studio Contemporary Arts
Writing for artists (as Daniel Qualischefski with Alison McDonald), 2021, Umbrella Studio Contemporary Arts
- Facilitated discussion and provided advice regarding personalisation, best practice and tips for developing and maintaining an artist website; and for developing artist statements, artist CVs and submitting exhibition applications.
Macrame Plant Hangers workshop (as Knot Happy Dan), 2019, Umbrella Studio Contemporary Arts
- Facilitated macrame exercises with a class, teaching participants basic techniques and knots to create a macrame plant hanger.
ACTIVATING ART, Tuesday 27 March 2018, at Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery (with TRAG & First 5 Forever)
- Facilitated collaborative drawing exercises with children 3-5yrs (in response to Danish Quapoor & Franz's collaberration exhibition).
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"REAL TALK" + COLLAGE WORKSHOP + STUDIO RESIDENCY, September 2012, at theGRID: hybrid arts collective ~ Level 1, 488 Ruthven St, Toowoomba (now expired) (with Kelly Marie McEwan + Oh Darling Downs)
Danish Quapoor's REAL TALK was a hilarious, heartwarming, genius, selfcongratulatory insight into what inspires the artist, along with a documentation slash mockumentation of the processes and concepts that led to Danish's solo exhibition 'humanimal'. Q&A with gridscoutleader Alison Mooney playing Tony Jones. (Really). (Not really). Danish's COLLAGE WORKSHOP encouraged children and adults to find inspiration in found materials, and included tips to effectively cut and paste physical materials + paper imagery. "I'll be teaching some of my processes, including collages and wall drawings. Maybe you can teach me some things, about life. I'll provide some materials, but if you have these laying around or standing by themselves awkwardly in the corner, definitely bring: magazines, encyclopaedias, cat books, scissors, glue, pens and whiteboard markers." > You heard the man. BYO cat books, you cannot have any of his.
Danish Quapoor's REAL TALK was a hilarious, heartwarming, genius, selfcongratulatory insight into what inspires the artist, along with a documentation slash mockumentation of the processes and concepts that led to Danish's solo exhibition 'humanimal'. Q&A with gridscoutleader Alison Mooney playing Tony Jones. (Really). (Not really). Danish's COLLAGE WORKSHOP encouraged children and adults to find inspiration in found materials, and included tips to effectively cut and paste physical materials + paper imagery. "I'll be teaching some of my processes, including collages and wall drawings. Maybe you can teach me some things, about life. I'll provide some materials, but if you have these laying around or standing by themselves awkwardly in the corner, definitely bring: magazines, encyclopaedias, cat books, scissors, glue, pens and whiteboard markers." > You heard the man. BYO cat books, you cannot have any of his.
EATEN BY MONSTERS, various dates 2012, regional locations around Toowoomba, (with Youth Connect & theGRID: hybrid arts collective).
- Facilitated brainstorming, sketching and collaborative painting experimentation with school-aged children
- Encouraged children to play and engage with the large scale painted monsters
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