ATAA
(All Thinkers
And Artists)

Warrandyte Pottery is proud to partner with All Thinkers and Artists. Meeting monthly, ATAA is a place to connect with others, steady your practice, and remember why making and thinking deeply matters.

Episode 6: 20th August

Our sixth ATAA meet explores branding yourself as an artist.

How do you present your work, your voice, your creative identity in a way that actually feels real to you?
We're covering everything from social media and visual identity, to authenticity, consistency and how to stand out in a crowded creative world.


Guest Host: Anna Gowers from Art Matters

Guest Panellists: Beci Orpin, Ivy Rose Ritchens, Michael Lelliott


Proudly sponsored by:
Heaps Normal,
NON
Warrandyte Brewing Co.‍ ‍
Yumbo Soda
First Press Coffee
Marionette

TICKETS ON SALE NOW
$20 PP THUR 20TH AUGUST
6:00 PM – 8:30 PM

BAR OPENS FROM 5:30PM
PANEL AT 7PM

Refunds offered for cancellations 7 days before the event.


Join our waitlist below for news and last minute tickets.


About
All Thinkers and Artists (ATAA) is a community for people who see creativity as a way of living, not just something that ends with a finished work.
We bring together artists, writers, makers, founders, academics, and the creatively curious to explore how creativity shows up within and outside of their arts practice. Like your favourite studio or neighbourhood bar after hours, it’s a place for good conversation and connection with other people who are into making, thinking, and trying things.

Each ATAA event runs on the second Thursday of every month and kicks off with a ​guest panel. We then open up the night’s theme, before the discussion flows naturally to the room, over drinks, snacks, and generous conversation that doesn't always fit on social media and with people who are just as interested in your questions as your answers.

This isn't a workshop and you don’t need a portfolio or a job title to belong here. If you like thinking deeply about creativity and how it fits into real life, you’re in the right place. ATAA is a place to connect with others, steady your practice, and remember why making and thinking deeply matters.