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Fun for the young at art

THE Good Vibrations art project was launched on Wednesday 15 July at the Endeavour Foundation’s Wallace Park Learning and Lifestyle in Noosaville.
Local artists Dale Leach, Kerry Douglas and Rosie Lloyd-Giblett were on hand to start the fun with a colourful summer theme.
The project was recently awarded an RADF grant from Noosa Council and will run for 20 sessions. The workshops will give participants the opportunity to use a range of materials, skills and techniques including marbling, printmaking, sponging, stencilling, stamping, brushing and pouring.
There are two aims of the project – to introduce some fun to art activities while developing new skills and using the collected work to ultimately create an assemblage to hang in the Endeavour building.
The community is invited to participate in these sessions.
Contact Julie Elford on 5474 4707 for details.

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