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Join us for the exclusive official opening event of Dubbo Art Fair 2025 on Friday 12 September from 6pm with special guest speaker artist Luke Sciberras.Your ticket offers a night with cocktails and canapes and a chance to connect you with our region's contemporary artists.
Tickets to this event are limited so be first in line to see the amazing talent our region has to offer.
Tickets are $20 and include a free standard drink upon arrival.
For more information on this year's Dubbo Art Fair: https://www.westernplainsculturalcentre.org/daf
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ABOUT GUEST SPEAKER / LUKE SCIBERRAS
Artist Luke Sciberras was born in Sydney in 1975. He attended the National Art School in Sydney from 1995 to 1997.
Since the 1990s, Sciberras has held more than 40 solo exhibitions in Sydney, Melbourne and numerous regional galleries. Regional group exhibitions include Jamberoo Mountain Road at Shoalhaven Regional Art Gallery, River on the Brink: Inside the Murray-Darling Basin at S.H. Ervin Gallery Sydney and Salient: Contemporary artists at the Western Front (an exhibition commemorating the centenary of the Great War).
Sciberras has also been a finalist in the Hadley’s Art Prize and the Kedumba Drawing Award, as well as in the Wynne Prize and the Tattersalls Landscape Prize on multiple occasions.
Luke’s work is also represented in the collections of several national and state public institutions such as the National Art School Collection [NAS]; Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney; Parliament House Collection, Canberra; the Australian War Memorial, Canberra; the Hyde Park ANZAC Memorial Sydney; Artbank; Macquarie Bank; the Union Club Sydney as well as the Neil Balnaves AO Foundation, and the Nock Art Foundation in Hong Kong. Sciberras is represented in the regional gallery collections of Manly, Shoalhaven, Bathurst, Orange, Port Macquarie, Broken Hill, Penrith and Newcastle, Campbeltown.
https://www.lukesciberras.com/
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
76 Wingewarra Street, Dubbo, NSW, Australia, New South Wales 2830
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