Estuary Arts Centre Auction : only 7 days to go

Estuary  Arts  Centre  Auction  Sept  24  only 7 days to go 

ENTRY  is  FREE  so come along, bring your friends, neighbours, business associates and family..... .
Set aside the night of Thursday 24th September from 7pm until 9pm for an unrepeatable opportunity to purchase great art at great prices, and at the same time make a huge contribution to the Estuary Arts Centre - Entry is FREE.

Over 200 artists have given works for a live auction, silent auction and tender as their contribution to keeping our Estuary Arts Centre alive. 
 
Now we need you to lend your support by coming along to this auction and amazing art show. Finger foods, drinks, a guest speaker and entertainment will be provided while you enjoy the wide variety of art and bid on your favourite pieces.
 
With over 200 artists participating, there will be something for everyone. Our artists include: John Papas,  Mark Dimock,  Shane Dudley, Sally Lush and David Poole - multi-media; Darryl Fagence - glass; Jeff Thomson - corrugated iron ; Murray Stuart - water colours ; Robert Onnes - sculptor; Fiona Lander - ceramics; John Phillips - concrete;  Lance O'Gorman, Ross Melles - painters, and many more....

The evening will be a star studded and memorable event.  Our guest speaker is the renowned Mike Hutcheson, Ex MD of Saatchi and Saatchi. New Zealand's  -   Richard Gee from GEEWIZ   -   has agreed to be our auctioneer, and there will be an array of local dignitaries in attendance.  

On this gala opening evening you  will  be able to:

 -  tender a bid for works by established artists 
 -  partake in a silent auction  

-    make a bid  for mystery'  pieces    (one a "Goldie") 

-   and have the opportunity to be first in and  BUY ON THE NIGHT'

Our Cafewill be open  from 6.00 pm on the night selling fresh coffee, hot snacks and delicious cakes.

Even if you cannot attend the grand opening you can still purchase and bid for Art until October 4th.  Check out  our website  www.estuaryarts.org for more information

If you  would like to assist as a sponsor please contact us ASAP.

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