Lunch Society: Artist Q&A with Gerard Brown
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- Griffith Regional Art Gallery, 167 Banna Avenue, Griffith, NSW, 2680, New South Wales
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- Date: October 17th, 2025
- Frequency: Once Only
- Price to: $20
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LUNCH SOCIETY
Gerard Brown: Carrathool
Date: Friday 17th October
Time: 12pm – 2pm (Talk begins at 12:15pm)
Cost: FREE, Option of lunch $20
Ready to escape your boring lunch routine? Take a break from the ordinary and join the Lunch Society, where art meets lunch! Join us for a Q&A with exhibition artist Gerard Brown, facilitated by Gallery Coordinator Melanie Toscan.
Lunch Society is FREE but the option of a fresh and delicious lunch is available for $20. Alternate meals for those with dietary requirements can be accommodated.
About Gerard Brown
Local artist Gerard Brown draws inspiration for his body of work from his life experience as a farmer, as well as his time spent facilitating life drawing sessions for artists. Having bred and trained racehorses, his portrayal of the horses and race-goers of the legendary race meeting at Carrathool shows this sport of Kings and Queens contrasting against the treeless landscape of the plains of the region.
We do not offer refunds or exchanges as a result of a change in your personal circumstances, including illness or change of mind.
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LUNCH SOCIETY
Gerard Brown: Carrathool
Date: Friday 17th October
Time: 12pm – 2pm (Talk begins at 12:15pm)
Cost: FREE, Option of lunch $20
Ready to escape your boring lunch routine? Take a break from the ordinary and join the Lunch Society, where art meets lunch! Join us for a Q&A with exhibition artist Gerard Brown, facilitated by Gallery Coordinator Melanie Toscan.
Lunch Society is FREE but the option of a fresh and delicious lunch is available for $20. Alternate meals for those with dietary requirements can be accommodated.
About Gerard Brown
Local artist Gerard Brown draws inspiration for his body of work from his life experience as a farmer, as well as his time spent facilitating life drawing sessions for artists. Having bred and trained racehorses, his portrayal of the horses and race-goers of the legendary race meeting at Carrathool shows this sport of Kings and Queens contrasting against the treeless landscape of the plains of the region.
We do not offer refunds or exchanges as a result of a change in your personal circumstances, including illness or change of mind.
