Autumn printmaking
We are two weeks into our Autumn Saturday intaglio printmaking courses in our new garage workshop.
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We asked our 2018 'artist campers' what The Rodd represented. They said:
“mind space... a place for wandering and thinking... free ranging... a centre for ecologically sound creative practice and collective learning... a place to step away from your normal life… a space where art becomes a place to belong, it forms community… a bee’s paradise where both artists and ecology can flourish and work in harmony… a creative retreat, a place for artists to expand their practices… way ahead of its time … many other things that cannot be explained with just words…"
Green Room Blog
Stories, pictures and films from residency artists, learning programme participants, workshop and masterclass students and artist campers sharing their experiences and responses to time spent at The Rodd
Our big day
On Tuesday 18th September 2018 Her Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of Herefordshire,The Dowager Countess of Darnley, handed over…
Saturday's exhibition opening
The crowds came out for the opening of our exhibition of paintings by Celia Perceval and photographs by Tim Perceval in …
Down to the River
A sense of freedom filled the air, the sounds of children yelping with delight, the roll of laughter and hum of happy chatter…
The Nolan 100
A birthday tribute to Sidney Nolan from 100 individuals worldwide.
In 2017 we invited people who knew Sidney, worked with him, or have been influenced by his work or his legacy to choose a ‘favourite’ Nolan work and tell us why.
No 87. Dream of the latrine sitter - Ryan Johnston
Dream of the latrine sitter' was painted in December 1942 in Dimboola, Victoria, where Nolan was stationed with the Australian…
read moreNo.13 Untitled (Catani Arch, St Kilda) - David Rainey
Sidney Nolan was born the very same day Carlo Catani turned 65 and retired from the Public Works Department in Melbourne…
read moreNo 60. Central Australia - Chris Drury
I am not a painter and have never been influenced by Nolan’s work as such but have found many parallels in the central Australian…
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