Society of Arts celebrating 50 years of creativity
Ashburton Society of Arts celebrating 50 years of creativity

Svetlana Orinko, The Girls
It is with great pleasure that the Ashburton
Society of Arts present their 50th annual exhibition. This
year it is held in April and it will be the last exhibition
held in the current Art Gallery.
Ashburton Society of
Arts formed in 1964, with the philosophy to encourage the
study, practice and creativity of the visual arts. This
credo has been maintained till the present day.
The
eagerly awaited opening night sees the art lovers and
enthusiasts of Ashburton turn up and get their first pick of
the fantastic selection of works on display.
The annual
exhibition features art works from local, national and guest
artists with categories including: painting, applied art,
craft and photography all of which are available for
purchase.
The guest artists this year include local
artist Tina Yeatman, Geraldine’s Henry Lowen-Smith and
Christchurch artists Min Kim, Svetlana Orinko, Miriam Jones
and Colleen Tetley.
Complementing these painters with the
applied art section are Keith Grinter, Jane McCulla, Di
Conway, Toni Walker, Sara Clegg, Penelope Barnshill, Hayley
Inder and Shirley Thompson.
“It really is going to be a special occasion, we look forward to seeing you there” – Pauline Mead, Ashburton Society of Arts President.
Tickets for the Ashburton Society of Arts opening function being held on Monday 7 April 7:00pm are now available from the Gallery reception.
7 April- 2 May 2014 2013
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