With two recent sell-out exhibitions in New York, Hinchliffe’s works are becoming increasingly sought after in Australia and across the world. Hinchliffe’s characteristic paintings of famous streetscapes of New York, London, Venice and Paris as well as familiar sights around Toowoomba are sure to be popular at the annual Grammar Art Show. “Our aim is simple,” said President of the Toowoomba Grammar School Art Show Pam Brown. “We simply try to make each art show better than last year.”
The greater community is welcome to attend the exhibition and enjoy the collection of 600 paintings, ceramics, vases, jewellery and photography ranging from $40 to $18,000. With more than 200 talented artists exhibiting, including 30 new artists this year, there will be a fabulous and diverse collection of art to savour, aiming to provide something for everyone’s taste.
Tickets for opening night and high tea are available online or by phoning 07 4687 2500. Book your tickets early, as they are limited and often sell out. The Art Show and coffee shop are open 10am to 4pm, with door entry into the Art Show $5 on 24 and 25 March.
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