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Introduction to Watercolours

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ARTISTS

Caroline Mackenzie

Caz Mackenzie is an artist based on Wiradjuri Land, in Orange, NSW.

Introduction to Watercolours
Sunday 16th March
2pm - 4.30pm

$150 per person
 

REGISTER FOR AFTERNOON WORKSHOP 2PM - 4.30PM

Join artist Caz Mackenzie for a relaxed class learning the basics of watercolour.

Each student will paint their own colourful work to take home and enjoy.

All materials supplied. Bring an apron if you wish - come along and experience the joy of learning to paint with watercolour.

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A Thousand Words Gallery
A place where stories are told

11 Icely Street, Carcoar NSW 2791
T 0414 550 223
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GALLERY HOURS:

Thursday to Sunday:
Open 8:30am – 4:00pm

Workshops as advertised.

A Thousand Words Gallery acknowledges the traditional owners of the country on which we work, the Wiradjuri / Wiradyuri people, and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their custodians past, present and emerging.