Join us for Kaleidoscope, a visual art exhibition showcasing the talented works of people with disability.
This year, there will be two exhibitions. For the first time we are holding a regional exhibition in Bendigo, where many of the artists live. The second exhibition is at the beautiful Hawthorn Arts Centre. We invite you to come along for and see the artwork.
To take the exhibition to the next level, we have partnered with Arts Project Australia to run workshops for Scope customers in creative mediums such as print making, pastels using egg whites and retribution / zombie teddy bears. Please view our flyers and exhibition details below:
**Please note that this exhibition will be open by appointment on 16-17 August by contacting Kylie Rowe on 0448 401 1038.
We hope to see you there. If you have any questions, contact the Community Inclusion team on [email protected].
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