Arts Project Australia’s Annual Gala and exhibition is a celebration of the achievement and diverse work of our studio and satellite artists, acknowledging their unique contribution to contemporary art. Over 200 artworks spanning painting, photography, drawing, printmaking, ceramics and sculpture will be on display and available to purchase and take away on the day.
Opening Saturday 9 December, 3pm–5pm.
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