LUNCH SOCIETY - Community Art Exhibition
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- Griffith Regional Art Gallery, 167 Banna Avenue, Griffith, NSW, 2680, New South Wales
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- Date: November 1st, 2024
- Frequency: Once Only
- Price to: $20
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LUNCH SOCIETY – Community Art Exhibition
The Fruits of Labour: Celebrating 100 years of Irrigation Research and the CSIRO
Event: Talk with Dr. Barrie Steer and Raymond Wholohan at 12:15pm
Where: Griffith Regional Art Gallery
Date: Friday 1 November
Time: 12pm – 2pm
Cost: $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 at 12:15pm for a talk with former CSIRO research scientist Barrie Steer and Raymond Wholohan gallery curator that will provide insight into the current community exhibition The Fruits of Labour: Celebrating 100 years of Irrigation Research and the CSIRO. Learn more about the exhibition origins and the historical pieces that have been contributed. Can’t make the talk? That’s okay you can still enjoy a delicious lunch in the gallery, where you can take in the artwork at your own pace.
Community Art Exhibition
The Fruits of Labour: Celebrating 100 years of Irrigation Research and the CSIRO
Artists from the community were invited to contribute to this Exhibition, highlighting the legacy of the CSIRO in Griffith. The Australian Citrus Research Station was established in Griffith in 1924, and later became part of the CSIR and then the CSIRO in 1949, focusing on Irrigation and Water Research. This exhibition will showcase CSIRO memorabilia and artworks depicting its importance to the community.
A fresh and delicious lunch will be supplied and alternate meals for those with dietary requirements can be accommodated for.
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LUNCH SOCIETY – Community Art Exhibition
The Fruits of Labour: Celebrating 100 years of Irrigation Research and the CSIRO
Event: Talk with Dr. Barrie Steer and Raymond Wholohan at 12:15pm
Where: Griffith Regional Art Gallery
Date: Friday 1 November
Time: 12pm – 2pm
Cost: $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 at 12:15pm for a talk with former CSIRO research scientist Barrie Steer and Raymond Wholohan gallery curator that will provide insight into the current community exhibition The Fruits of Labour: Celebrating 100 years of Irrigation Research and the CSIRO. Learn more about the exhibition origins and the historical pieces that have been contributed. Can’t make the talk? That’s okay you can still enjoy a delicious lunch in the gallery, where you can take in the artwork at your own pace.
Community Art Exhibition
The Fruits of Labour: Celebrating 100 years of Irrigation Research and the CSIRO
Artists from the community were invited to contribute to this Exhibition, highlighting the legacy of the CSIRO in Griffith. The Australian Citrus Research Station was established in Griffith in 1924, and later became part of the CSIR and then the CSIRO in 1949, focusing on Irrigation and Water Research. This exhibition will showcase CSIRO memorabilia and artworks depicting its importance to the community.
A fresh and delicious lunch will be supplied and alternate meals for those with dietary requirements can be accommodated for.
