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All The Pretty, Pretty Peacocks! — Concetta Antico, Peacocks on Parade.

The Color Queen Gallery

Concetta Antico

All The Pretty, Pretty Peacocks!

Calling All Peacocks! Time to Shake a 100 Million Colour Tail Feather. Come & Be Enchanted By A Parade of Painted Plume Perfection!

Flash your feathers, and primp your plumes!

Inspired by the 100 million more colours Concetta perceives with her gifted Tetrachromacy. Be amazed as she unveils her magical oil on canvas artworks at ALL THE PRETTY, PRETTY PEACOCKS! at her otherworldly Empyrean Art Gallery on Saturday 27 April from 3pm-8pm. This fluorescent hyper-coloured exhibition of new peacock works will delight and enchant with fantastical imagery of the color queen’s favourite feathered friend. The show will also feature the work of several other Sydney artists represented by the gallery. Unique offerings will include original art, prints, books, & stationeries. Visit The Color Queen Gallery, to experience what worldwide media are raving about.

27 April—18 May

The Color Queen Gallery

136 Queen Street, Woollahra NSW 2025, Australia

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