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Artists respond to ‘State of Flux’

Members of the Borderline Regional Art Association have taken up the challenge and embraced the fascinating theme ‘State of Flux’ for their next exhibition.
‘State of Flux’ explores the artists’ response to their innermost feelings about living in a world of accelerating change. 35 artists from the border regions of Queensland and NSW will showcase their talents using all manner of techniques and materials.
Mediums used will include acrylics, water colours, oils, mixed media, textiles, clay, wood and glass. Works by well known, award winning, regional artists will be shown alongside the works of talented new members.
Viewers are encouraged to explore the many mediums and strands of interpretation of ‘State of Flux’ and are invited to explore their own response to the theme and how it might affect them. The exhibition officially opens at the Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery at 6pm on Friday, August 26 and will run until
October 2.

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