Aldona Kmieć Artist

Aldona Kmieć Artist is an artist-led studio at the historic Montsalvat Arts Centre in Eltham, where small, hands-on cyanotype workshops are run for beginners, artists, photographers and curious makers.

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About the business

Location: Australia – VIC, Online

Aldona Kmieć Artist is an artist-led studio at the historic Montsalvat Arts Centre in Eltham, where small, hands-on cyanotype workshops are run for beginners, artists, photographers and curious makers. From introductory and wet cyanotype to toning, layering, photographic cyanotype and textile masterclasses, these workshops combine practical technique, experimentation and individual guidance, with Montsalvat entry included.

Offer details

20% off and free entry to Montsalvat

Offer expiry: Continuous

Book online via the RMIT Alumni Business Directory link and enter code RMITALUMNI20 at checkout.

*Once per customer

Alumni bio

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Aldona Kmieć

Co-founder – info@aldonakmiec.com

Aldona Kmieć is an award-winning Polish-Australian photographic artist, educator and RMIT alum. She completed the TAE40122 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment at RMIT in 2025, as well as an Advanced Diploma in Photography at London Met University before migrating to Australia. Based at Montsalvat Arts Centre, her practice explores memory, migration and place through photography, cyanotype, textiles and installation. She teaches analogue photographic processes and mentors emerging artists.

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