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Wellington Rape Crisis Art Exhibition and Auction


Wellington Rape Crisis Art Exhibition and Auction

Exhibition: 4 to 9 December @ Matchbox Studios 166 Cuba Street
Auction: Saturday 8 December 7.30-9.30pm, wine and nibbles provided

Join us for a week-long exhibition of artworks by over 20 artists and illustrators including Gemma Tweedie, Gemma Louise, Cesar Koene, Sarah Hudson, Julianna Venning, Devon Smith, Fleur Woods, Kelly Spencer, Rebeka Whale, Jamie MacDonald, Maz Hermon, Anthony Cabraal, Amber Varde, AEK, Maria Kovacs and Meta Assink.

Each artist has generously donated an artwork to be auctioned off, with all profits going to Wellington Rape Crisis.

The auction will be MC'd by talented local comediennes Jennifer O'Sullivan and Christine Brooks. Wine and nibbles provided, all are welcome.

Please see the Facebook event for photos of the artworks.

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