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Exciting Art Exhibiton in Melbourne
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Murray Deerbon
May 25, 1998, 3:00:00 AM5/25/98
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Original Fine Art
Exhibition
Sandra Dare,
an artist of rare quality, is having an exhibition of 20 original works.
In this exhibition, Sandra has included people from African tribes, the Himalayan and Asian region, and Australian Aboriginals.
These portraits are illustrated using the age old medium of pastel (also used by Da Vinci) on paper and pencil.
To see these works, most of which are framed and ready to hang, visit the;
Art Affairs Gallery,
42 University Street, Carlton
Victoria Australia
Sandra Dare,
an artist of rare quality, is having an exhibition of 20 original works.
In this exhibition, Sandra has included people from African tribes, the Himalayan and Asian region, and Australian Aboriginals.
These portraits are illustrated using the age old medium of pastel (also used by Da Vinci) on paper and pencil.
To see these works, most of which are framed and ready to hang, visit the;
Art Affairs Gallery,
42 University Street, Carlton
Victoria Australia
Times
Preview Friday 12 June, 1998
Opening 14 June 1998 till 28 June 1998 @ 15:00
Normal gallery hours are 12:00 till 18:00 daily
Closed Tuesdays
For further enquires call (+ 61 3) 9349 2955
International visitors very welcome.
Closed Tuesdays
For further enquires call (+ 61 3) 9349 2955
International visitors very welcome.
Other artists Displaying with Sandra include;
Caroline Curtis; who creates montages that all seem to have a definite focal point. Naturally her exhibition is titled, “In Focus”.
Bob Manhal, creates turned off-centred wooden bowls and platters using unique Australian timbers.
Julio Santos; a master glass blower from Newcastle, NSW exhibits both his functional and decorative works. Originally a native of Portugal, Julio will be returning to his home province to stage a major exhibition in June.
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