Bronwyn McKean is an artist, teacher and host of Earth Stories Art Workshops.

 The Workshops follow a place-based philosophy, designed to engage with the particular ecology and history of the site. Earth Stories Workshops are quality experiences in drawing, printmaking, mixed media and painting.

Creativity, community building, collaboration, site activation and the power of art to engage with the natural world at this time, are all central to the Earth Stories experience. Workshops offer quality, professional tuition and are suited to adults of all skill levels.

Bronwyn studied Visual Arts and Art Theory at UNSW,  Charles Sturt University and New England TAFE. A Visual Art teacher and artist for over 25 years, she has also hosted numerous public and private art workshops, gallery walks, community art projects, art expeditions and retreats to places including Deepwater Station, Mt Barney Lodge, Central Australia, Boondall Wetlands Environment Centre and Karawatha Forest Discovery Centre. 

Discover the range of Earth Stories Art Workshops on The Workshops page. Subscribe to join the Mailing List and hear about upcoming workshops and retreats.

To discuss working together to host an Earth Story Art Workshop gathering at your site, contact Bronwyn directly via details at the Contact page.

Recent works by Bronwyn.

Bimblebox Art, Nature, Science Camp: collective creating on the land.

What happens when over a dozen artists and writers camp for a week in a semi remote nature refuge, making art and exchanging ideas with other artists, scientists and nature lovers?

In this short film, Bronwyn McKean and Peter McLean share their experience of being immersed in the world of Bimblebox Nature Refuge in the only remaining unspoilt desert uplands, west of Emerald, Queensland.