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Current Exhibition at The Convent Gallery

Convent Gallery

7 Daly Street,
Daylesford VIC 3460

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  • Until 23 Nov

$5 - $10

Children: $5 per person.
Concession: $8 per person.
Adults: $10 per person.

Visit The Convent Gallery to explore new exhibitions.

Featuring Zandrina Tacey Retrospective, a celebration of colour, culture and an extraordinary life. Immerse yourself in the vibrant, adventurous world of Zandrina Tacey, an artist whose work is as bold, colourful and culturally alluring as the life she lived.

The gallery also features paintings by the shortlisted artists of the $10,000 Zandrina Tacey Artist Scholarship. The seven finalists were Jodi Phillis, Keele Breen, Rachel Wyatt, Kerrie Giddings, Jennifer Huang, Taryn Ossowski and Lollie Talbot. The winner of the scholarship was Kerrie Giddings.

Visitors can also visit Maya Donaldson's linocuts and felt sculptures exhibit, winner of RMIT Visual Arts Award, sponsored by the Convent Gallery.

The Convent Gallery is also exhibiting the works by artists Keming Shen, Maheen Hashmi, Liadaan, Barbara Hauser and Jennifer Feller.

Every eight weeks, a new exhibition featuring six exciting artists will be on show at The Convent Gallery.

Content: Convent Gallery Daylesford

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