Pam Lockwood – Art Exhibition
Highlights
- Explore high-quality watercolour and acrylic artworks that showcase Pam's award-winning talent in a vibrant setting.
- Meet Pam Lockwood at the opening event on 7 June, enjoying light refreshments while discussing her inspirations.
- Wander through a diverse collection of landscapes and abstracts, perfect for art lovers seeking unique pieces.
- Visit daily from 9am-4pm in Campbell Town, a family-friendly environment that welcomes all art enthusiasts.
Featuring a variety of high-quality watercolour and acrylic artworks. From landscape and floral inspirations to abstract, Pam is an award-winning and experienced artist and teacher based in Latrobe.
Opening event:
Sunday 7 June, arrive from 2.15 for a 2.30pm start
Meet Pam, see the collection of her artworks, light refreshments
All artworks will be for sale.
Showing: Fri 5 June till Wed 1 July
Open daily from 9am-4pm
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