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Parkin Drawing Prize

Thursday, 31 August 2017, 2:23 pm
Press Release: Academy Galleries

Parkin Drawing Prize

This year's Parkin Drawing Prize exhibition is rapidly coming to an end.

The last day of the show is this Sunday 3 September. Visit the Academy Galleries on Queens Wharf, Wellington to view Kirsty Lillico's winning work 'State Block', the 10 merit recipients and the rest of this year's finalists.

You’re also invited to cast your vote in the gallery for the People’s Choice.

The galleries are open daily from 10 am at 1 Queens Wharf, Wellington.
Entry is free.

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