EXHIBITION:
DVA Main Gallery
Opening 6pm Friday 14th of May 2021
Showing from the 14th - 29th May

The Art Educators of the NT’s (AENT) annual exhibition is back in a new location at Darwin Visual Arts, on the Ground Floor of the Harbour View Plaza at the corner of McMinn Street and Tiger Brennan Drive, in Darwin city.

The exhibition, “Recovery” invites members to reflect on how things may have changed since the latest flu pandemic began about a year ago and how we have come out the other side.The vibrant selection of art works from AENT artists ranges in mediums and has become a local exhibition highlight.

Workshops throughout the year and our annual exhibition provide an opportunity for sharing and extending professional and artistic practice.

We are offering botanical workshops reflecting this year’s theme of “Recovery”. 

Works created in these workshops may be included in the exhibition. 

See the AENT website event page (https://arteducators.nt.edu.au/events-calendar/ ) for workshop details. 

Offering an insight into the classrooms of many of our educators, the “Recovery” Exhibition will continue to include student artwork stickers, ‘Stick It’.

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