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Reminder: Hawkesbury Show Art Entries Close – 6th March

This is to remind everyone that the Art Entries for Hawkesbury Show will close on Monday, 6th March! Art entries Close: Monday 6th APRIL 2020 by 4:00pm Entries can be delivered at the Show Office, or posted to P.O. Box 382, Richmond NSW 2753. Art entries online: Monday 6th APRIL 2020 by 4.00pm Craft Entries Close: Tuesday 14th APRIL by 4.00pm thru post or at Showground office Craft entries online: MONDAY 20th APRIL 2020 by Midday You can view and download the forms and schedules here: Hawkesbury Show Entry Form View Hawkesbury Show – Open Art Schedule & Info View

Te Mahi Toi O Whakapapa 2020 Exhibition: 16th – 18th April

Te Mahi Toi O Whakapapa Exhibition The Art of Genealogy 16th – 18th April 2020 Ngāi Tahu Iwi I Poihākena – a Sydney group for Māori living in Australia, is inviting everyone to attend the opening of their art exhibition, Te Mahi Toi O Whakapapa. The exhibition aims to help bring the community together and understand family connections through art. John Bannon of the New Zealand High Commission will be present to help with the opening. The Mayor and Deputy Mayor of the Hawkesbury City Council will attend as well. Opening Date: Thursday 16th April Time: 7pm Venue: Richmond School

Reminder: FOHacaRG Canberra Coach Trip – 8th March 2020

Reminding all that the Friends of the Hawkesbury Art Community & Regional Gallery National Gallery of Australia Canberra Coach Trip will be on 8th March 2020 Bookings close 1st March! MATISSE PICASSO EXHIBITION The rivalry between Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso is one of the most significant stories of modern art, and it is this story that the National Gallery is telling this summer in its major exhibition Matisse Picasso. Drawn from some forty important international collections, Matisse Picasso shows how these two pioneers of modern art mined each other’s work to enhance their own and shared the need to confront

MTAS Gallery Open at Musson Lane – Saturday, 22nd February 2020

Macquarie Towns Arts Society Gallery Open at Musson Lane on Saturday – 22nd February 2020 Come visit and explore the Macquarie Towns Arts Society Gallery from 10am-4pm to see wonderful and unique local art & craft works! There are beautiful, unique and creative items you can buy for yourself or give as gifts to your loved ones! There are also lots of paintings, pottery, jewellery & more to see. Park at the Orange Grove Mall car park behind St Andrews Church and walk up the lane towards March Street to steps/ramp entrance. Look forward to seeing you there! For

MTAS Gallery Open at Musson Lane – Saturday, 8th February

Macquarie Towns Arts Society Gallery Open at Musson Lane this Saturday – 8th February Macquarie Towns Arts Society Gallery is open at their new premises this Saturday, 8th February at 1 Musson Lane, Richmond. Come and visit the Gallery from 10am-4pm to see wonderful and unique local art & craft works. Beautiful creative gifts for everyone, paintings, pottery, jewellery & more for your viewing enjoyment. Park in Orange Grove Mall car park behind St Andrews Church and walk up the lane towards March Street to steps/ramp entrance. Look forward to seeing you there! For inquiries email info@mtas.com.au or ph Sheila

Hawkesbury Regional Gallery Exhib Legacy: Reflections on Mabo – 7 Feb to 22 Mar

Hawkesbury Regional Gallery Legacy: Reflections on Mabo 7th February – 22nd March Arone Meeks, Mabo 25 & Big Wet Community, 2018. Photo: Carl Warner The Hawkesbury Regional Gallery invites you to Legacy: Reflections on Mabo. A travelling exhibition presented by Umbrella Studio Contemporary Arts and toured by Museums & Galleries Queensland. It is an exhibition that showcases the reflections of various Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists on Eddie Koiki Mabo and his legacy, the Native Title Act. The exhibition brings together about 30 works representing his life and the impact of his achievements on Australia twenty-five years after. Opening night Friday 7

MTAS 2020 Calendar is out now

The new MTAS Calendar for 2020 is now ready! Macquarie Towns Arts Society Calendar includes dates for demonstrations, meetings, workshops, open days, exhibitions and other local art events. You can click here to view the PDF For more details about the events you can also visit their website and Facebook regularly: www.mtas.com.au and facebook.com/MacquarieTownsArtsSociety

MTAS Gallery Open at Musson Lane – Saturday, 1st February

MTAS Gallery Open at Musson Lane Saturday – 1st February Macquarie Towns Arts Society‘s Gallery is Open this Saturday 1st February, 10am-4pm. See brilliant local paintings, craft works, pottery, jewellery and more. You could find beautiful unique gifts for your family & friends and enjoy seeing what your local Art Community is up to. Park in the Orange Grove Mall car park behind St Andrews Church and walk up the lane towards March Street to steps/ramp entrance. Look forward to seeing you there! For inquiries email info@mtas.com.au or ph Sheila 0408 161 284 Musson Lane New Venue Map: Unit

Entries Close for Royal Easter Show Art Exhib 30th Jan 2020

Entries Close for Royal Easter Show Art Exhib Tomorrow 30th Jan 2020 The Royal Easter Show will be on 3rd-14th April 2020! Entries Close tomorrow 30th Jan To enter the 2020 Sydney Royal Arts & Crafts Show click here For more info about the Show visit here Look forward to seeing you there!

Hawkesbury Regional Gallery: The Wonders of Wandin Valley – 13th Dec 2019 – 2nd Feb 2020

Hawkesbury Regional Gallery: The Wonders of Wandin Valley 13th Dec 2019 to 2nd Feb 2020 The Wonders of Wandin Valley exhibition is still open for viewing at the Hawkesbury Regional Gallery until 2nd February 2020. It is a wonderful exhibit showcasing commemorative objects, location shoots and photos from the award-winning Australian television show, A Country Practice. The Hawkesbury is known to be the place where most of the show’s scenes were filmed – from establishments, farms to various properties! There are other artworks you can also view from Liam Benson, Julia Drouhin & Sanne Kok-Drouhin, Freya Jobbins, Simon Mee and

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