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Nicole Honey Exhibition
About
I was born and raised on Erawirung Country and I’m so privileged to call this place home. Taking inspiration from what’s around me from tiny flowers to sweeping Murray sunsets, from people and from artworks, I’m most in my creative flow with abstract and organic styles. While I tend to stick with painting and drawing using pencils, pen, watercolour and acrylic, I enjoy dabbling in a wide array of mediums. I love the ability of the arts to bring people together, to bring social change, and to inspire us to think or see things differently.
I’ve always loved wildflowers and this exhibition evolved out of my desire to learn more about the unique flora in the Murray Mallee region.
There are always flowers for those who want to see them – Exhibition
Available for viewings Wednesday to Friday 12.30pm-4pm and during scheduled events.
Group bookings can be organised outside these times by appointment only.
FREE Entry to foyer to view exhibition – Everyone Welcome
Calendar
Transaction fees apply: Online $2.50 – Counter/Phone $3.50
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