Announcing Frank Lindner as the Majors Artist for 2025
Frank will be bringing his unique photographic vision to the Major’s Creek Festival in November. As the recipient of this year’s STA Majors Artist Bursary, Frank will capture images of masked festival goers as they roam the beautiful festival location.
Frank Lindner is an award winning photographic storyteller from Braidwood, with an eye for the surreal. He produces images that are whimsical, mysterious and a little spooky using old school lighting effects and techniques. Frank will create dreamy images of festival goers, a wash with colour in unexpected compositions.
Be part of the Fun
Frank will be hosting a mask making workshop at the festival at 11am on Saturday morning where people will be able to create a paper bag mask. They can wear their mask around the festival adding to magical atmosphere.
Those that are keen to be in one of Frank’s images will set a time to pose for the artist over the weekend.
We can’t wait to see the resulting images, which will be showcased at the STA website and over social media following the festival.
Majors Creek Fesitval 7-9 November 2025
Situated in the beautiful old gold mining village of Majors Creek, the Majors Creek Festival is an annual three day folk and roots music celebration. Something for everyone including instrumental, singing and dance workshops, sessions, bush dance and five stages delivering quality folk and roots music, both traditional and contemporary. Camping and markets. Find out more and GET YOUR TICKETS
The STA Majors Artist Bursary is an ongoing partnership between STA and the Major’s Creek Festival. Aiming to increase opportunities for artists to engage with this much loved annual spring event.
Surreal Paper Masks with Frank Lindner
11am Saturday 9 November
Join STA Majors Artist Frank Lindner for a creative mask making workshop using paper and paint to create an individual mask to wear around the festival. Workshop participants will be invited to appear in a Frank Lindner original photograph wearing their creation. FREE after festival entry. All materials provided
Frank joins past Majors Artists:
Kirrily Jordan in 2024 – Kirrily was inspired by the sustainable theme of the festival to create woven works of art from natural materials. She also ran a very popular weaving workshop to make twined basket using local bulrushes.
Lorenna Caron in 2023 – Lorena completed lots of action sketches and drawings over the festival weekend.
Melanie Cavanagh in 2023 – Melanie soaked up the creative vibes to support her arts practise.
Frank Lindner and hundreds of other local artists & cultural organisations can be found at the STA Creative Directory . The place to find your perfect creative match.
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