Annette Fuller – A Tasmanian Road Trip
Highlights
- Explore Annette Fuller's vibrant acrylic and mixed media artworks that celebrate Tasmania's wild landscapes and quiet moments.
- Meet the artist on 2 August, enjoying light refreshments while immersing in her love letters to nature.
- Visit daily from 9am to 4pm, experiencing a unique exhibition that showcases Tasmania's untamed beauty.
- Discover a family-friendly atmosphere at 116 High Street, Campbell Town, with artworks available for purchase.
Featuring a variety of acrylic and mixed media works by Tasmanian Artist Annette Fuller. Annette’s artworks are love letters to Tasmania’s wild places, quiet moments and untamed landscapes.
Opening event:
Sunday 2 August, arrive from 2.15 for a 2.30pm start
Meet Annette, see the collection of her artworks, light refreshments
All artworks will be for sale.
Showing: Fri 31 July till Wed 27 Aug
Open daily from 9am-4pm
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