Collage, originating from the French “coller”, “to glue”. It involves creating an image by combining snippets of photographs, fabric, magazine clippings, and paper — glued onto a surface. This dynamic course is designed for both beginner and seasoned creators. You’ll experiment with texture, colour, composition, layering, juxtaposition and storytelling. The course offers a supportive and stimulating environment to grow a deeper understanding of conceptual development and artistic expression.
The workshop is limited to 10 people.
MATERIALS TO BE SUPPLIED BY THE STUDENT
Old magazines, glue stick, craft blade, ruler, 4x A3 cartridge paper, miscellaneous drawing materials
Lecturer
Ferdinand Kidd
Duration of course
2 lessons totaling 10 hours - 7th and 8th July 2026
9:30 am – 3:00 pm (with 30 minutes for lunch)
ABOUT THE LECTURER
Ferdinand Kidd is a fine artist and lecturer at Ruth Prowse School of Art. He studied at Stellenbosch University, and finished a masters degree in visual art in 2011. He specialises in sculpture and painting, and participates in exhibitions throughout the Western Cape.
NOTICES
If you have registered and your payment has been accepted by the site, you have been accepted to the class and will be added to our class register. The response from the site is your proof of registration and we look forward to seeing you on the first day and time of the class at RPSA.
If no payment is accepted, we regret that the class is full.
