Upcoming Events
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SOLD OUT – A Taste of Vienna: Alan Kogosowski with Elizabeth Finkel
FREE EVENT – Sunday 22nd September 2:30pm
Join Alan at Stonnington Uniting Church Music with a recital of Viennese music by Mozart, Schubert, Brahms, Lehar, Lowe
Outstanding pianist Alan Kogosowski will perform classical music from Vienna on the afternoon of the 25th of August. The recital will feature a number of Viennese composers including Mozart, Schubert, Brahms, Lehar and Lowe. Soprano Elizabeth Finkel will join him in vocal excerpts.
The event will be held at the beautiful Stonnington Community Uniting Church and will conclude with tea, coffee and traditional Viennese plum cake in the Duldig Studio sculpture garden.
The Duldig Studio, museum and sculpture garden, showcases the life and art of sculptor Karl Duldig and his wife, Slawa Horowitz-Duldig who were established artists in Vienna before the 2nd World War. Like many post-war migrants, they introduced European culture and modernism to Australia. This event celebrates Viennese music and art.
Alan’s previous concerts for the Duldig Studio were total sell-outs so make sure to book early!
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We are grateful to the Victorian Government Multicultural Events and Festivals to be able to deliver this free concert.
Senior’s Week – Gallery Exploration
Thursday October 24th 10am-12:30pm
Duldig Studio and Kinross Arts Centre
Join us at the Duldig Studio in Malvern East, the former home and studio of internationally recognised sculptor Karl Duldig and his wife, an artist and inventor, Slawa Horowitz-Duldig.
After being welcomed with a hot beverage and a slice of plum cake, you will be guided round the gallery, studio, sculpture garden and heritage rooms.
Following this insightful tour, we will be transferring to Kinross Arts Centre in Toorak, visiting the Hodges Gallery (housed in an Arts and Crafts style manse), Cafe.603 and the courtyard garden.
This event will be utilising the exclusive free public transport offer for Victorian Senior Card holders during the first week of Seniors’ festival.
At Kinross, visitors will then have the opportunity to view the new show .
Afterwards, you are invited to Cafe.603 where you can choose from a number of delicious lunch offerings (menu to follow).
$5pp
Sculpture Workshop with Stefan Damschke
Sunday October 13th 1pm-4pm
Facilitated by Duldig’s sculptor-in-residence, Stefan Damschke, this class lets you roll up your sleeves and engage with Duldig Studio in a new way, by getting hands-on experience while learning about sculpture from a creative practitioner.
Let your creativity flow as you master how to mould and shape your clay into unique pieces to take home. Learn techniques in this hand-building sculpture workshop designed for adults and feel inspired by the surrounding work of the Duldig Studio Ceramic collection.
This is a flexible workshop suitable for beginners looking to build a foundation as well as more experienced sculptors wishing to develop their techniques. Learn about key concepts including balance and structure which will be indispensable for your further sculptural journey.
Stefan Damschke worked with Karl Duldig, as student and then as his assistant from 1976-86, and has been curator and sculpture teacher at Duldig Studio since 1999. He studied a Bachelor of Arts (Ceramic Design) at Monash University, and Bachelor of Arts (Literary Studies & Philosophy/History of Ideas) Deakin University.
COST: $90
INCLUDES: Tuition, materials, and afternoon tea
Firing not included
Sculpture Culture! Children’s Week at the Duldig Studio
Saturday October 26th
Session 1: 10:00am – 12:00pm
Session 2: 2:00pm – 4:00pm
Enjoy a day of inspiration in our sculpture garden.
Sculpture Culture! is an exciting opportunity to enjoy the historic home, studio and sculpture garden of the Duldig Studio. Activities include making clay sculptures in the garden and a treasure hunt.
Following the activity, families are welcome to bring a picnic and explore the studio.
Toujours L’amour: Alan Kogosowski and Galit Klas
Sunday December 8th 2:30pm
Duldig Studio Fundraising Concert
Pianist Alan Kogosowski and singer Galit Klas will perform French arias, songs and piano solos from France on the afternoon of the 8th of December including Saint-Saens, Massenet, Chopin, Liszt, and Piaf.
The event will be held at the beautiful Stonnington Community Uniting Church, hosted by the Duldig Studio.
The Duldig Studio, museum and sculpture garden, showcases the life and art of sculptor Karl Duldig and his wife, Slawa Horowitz-Duldig who were established artists in Vienna before the 2nd World War. Like many post-war migrants, they introduced European culture and modernism to Australia.
Alan’s previous concerts for the Duldig Studio were total sell-outs so make sure to book early!
Tours and Opening Hours
Visiting and Access Information, click HERE
The museum is open two days each week (Tuesdays & Thursdays, 1pm – 4pm). We also open on the second Sunday of each month (1pm – 4pm).
Our volunteers lead a guided tour at 1.30pm on these days.
For more information and to book our customised group tours with Viennese afternoon or morning tea by appointment for groups of more than six click HERE.