Tributary Projects comes to Ainslie and Gorman Arts Centres

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14 December 2021

A+G is excited to welcome Tributary Projects to Gorman Arts Centre with the Tributary Projects’ fundraising event on 4.30 pm this Friday 17 December. Their latest show Reading Between The Lines is co-curated by Faith Stellmaker and Isabelle Sheppard.

Participating Artists: Clyde Arnot, David Lindesay, Sophia Childs, Abbie Holbrook, Sophie Ryan, Sarah Murray, Asil Habara, Izaäk Bink and Whisk it Good.

“Artists during the pandemic have suffered, and it can be difficult, especially for emerging artists, to pay expensive gallery costs as well. Tributary Projects is a wonderful opportunity for artists to exhibit work, get their name out in the Canberra community, but also be involved within the arts community, in a place that’s affordable.” – Faith Stellmaker – Tributary Projects Member

Read the full article in the Canberra Times here: ‘Tributary Projects to foster artistic talent in new space at Ainslie and Gorman Arts Centres’

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