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Gallery76

Group exhibition

TEXStyle 2025

Presented by the Technology Educators Association of NSW.

TEXStyle is the annual showcase of excellence in HSC Textiles and Design. It features over 30 exemplary Major Textiles Projects submitted by HSC students including furnishings, apparel, textile art and costume. It has been curated to provide representation across the educational sectors and regions throughout NSW. This annual exhibition has been held for over 20-years, providing opportunities for students and teachers to engage with work samples and is accompanied by a comprehensive range of high school excursions. The general public is welcome to attend, with free entry during regular gallery hours.

2 March—24 April

Gallery76

76 Queen Street, Concord West NSW 2138, Australia

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Gallery76

Group exhibition

TEXStyle 2025

2 March—24 April

Gallery76

More Exhibitions at Gallery76

Distance Between Friends

Heather Dunn and Carrie McDowell

Gallery76

Suggested Reading

Desert Mob

Kate Hennessy

Bhenji Ra dreams in dance

Josephine Mead

Taking flight with Sorawit Songsataya

Amelia Winata

Can art make the world a better place?

Briony Downes

Nusra Latif Qureshi and the threads of history

Tahmina Maskinyar

An enduring friendship

Josephine Mead

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