Art Exhibition
Entries Open To Local Artists For Fine Art Exhibition
ENTRIES are called for as the Coffs Harbour Creative Arts Group (CHCAG) announces dates for its Fine Arts Open Exhibition at the Showground Art Gallery, running from Saturday 7 October to Wednesday 1 November.
Entries for the exhibition close on Friday 22 September, with the official opening and prize presentation on Sunday 8 October at 2:00 pm.
Local artists and CHCAG members are encouraged to enter.
“It’s an opportunity for artists to show their works and vie for prizes,” CHCAG President Sue Roberts told News Of The Area.
“Thanks to the support of the CHCAG members, along with sponsors Sawtell Framing, Coffs Calligraphers, Guru’s Master of Indian Cuisine, Kadmium Art & Design, and the Book Warehouse, we are able to offer this Fine Arts Open Exhibition.
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