Watercolour Society of Victoria

The Watercolour Society of Victoria is a vibrant group of watercolour enthusiasts.

The society shares all things watercolour with quality demonstrations, talks, excursions, paint outs and occasional group exhibitions. Our friendly, respectful members provide support and share a lifetime of skill while nurturing individual endeavours.

Monthly meetings are held at the Victorian Artists Society (VAS). Membership gives access to all facets of this continually evolving network of watercolour artists.

Watercolour Society of Victoria

Victorian Artists Society, 430 Albert Street, East Melbourne VIC 3002, Australia

watercoloursocietyofvictoria.com.au

Mon to Fri 10am–
4pm, Sat & Sun 11am–4pm.
Free admission.

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Watercolour Society of Victoria