Coming up around the region in February and March 2020
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All tagged Art
The Orange Art Society invites you to join them on Saturday for an auction of over 50 donated artworks all to raise money for the Orange Rural Fire Service.
A new exhibition now on display at the Orange Regional Gallery in Orange NSW is a celebration of iconic and well-loved works from the gallery’s permanent collection.
The Inner Wheel Club of Orange to an evening of wine, fine food and art — all for a good cause.
Looking for something different to give this Christmas? Why not check out the latest exhibition of local art from the Orange Art Society.
Considered a prestigious award amongst schools. Year six St Marys Primary student, Millie Banks has recently taken home a share in the ‘Archbishop’s Choice Award for 2019’ after entering in ‘The Christmas Story Art Exhibition and Competition.’
I was born in Chicago 72 years ago and moved to Australia 33 or 34 years ago. I've, off and on, been a professional artist for the last 52 years — whenever I could afford to be a professional artist.
Orange Regional Gallery will see out 2019 with two new exhibitions by local artist Ros Auld and Bill Moseley.
I'm from Thailand, from Bangkok. I first came to Australia to study English when I was about 25. I was still a student studying Human Resources and I came for a summer course in the Manly area.
The Orange Art Society invites you to a new exhibition featuring the work of members Sandra Wenban and Wanda Driscoll.
UNDERWORLD – a stunning new exhibition of police mugshots from the 1920s opens at Orange Regional Museum at 6pm this evening (31 October).
Originally from Finland, John Nevalainen, came to Australia 27 years ago and has a background in medicine and dentistry.
Through immersing himself in family and culture, Sandon Gibbs-O’Neill of ‘Burruguu Art’ was inspired to un-earth an incredible talent of his, following in his well respected and highly regarded grandfathers’ footsteps.
Local artist Rhonda Campbell is about to launch a new exhibition of her abstract landscapes at the Peisley Street Gallery.
In a new initiative for the Orange Art Society, each month they will feature the work of a member artist — meet Kelvin Hines!
“I was born in Cowra, but I was brought up in Lane Cove, in Sydney. My husband worked in the bank, but for a while we had a post office at Booligal between Hillston and Hay
Jowellyn Neville from Spring Hill, NSW is a very talented, focused and patient woman. Jowellyn has exhibited at May Raechelle Art Gallery previously and her detailed works have been very much admired.
Art has been a part of my life since I was a very small child. All through school I'd won art prizes and that sort of thing
Make time to stop by The Cultural Centre in Woolies Carpark to see the latest exhibition from the Orange Art Society — ‘Art from the Heart’.
