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Culture, nature on show

BRISBANE-BASED artist Tamara Armstrong has launched an exhibition in Noosa’s Green Cathedral gallery, celebrating culture, nature and identity.
The exhibition opened last Saturday and will run until 14 August at the Green Cathedral, 27 Rene Street, Noosaville, showcasing 22 original works plus a range of limited edition homewares.
Tamara’s art is largely inspired by retro collectibles, fashion and gorgeous colour combinations that revive feelings of long-gone summers spent with friends in the sun.
Anyone who enjoys Tamara’s work can also take the opportunity to create their own masterpiece with a one-off painting workshop on Saturday 1 August from 9am-1pm.
The class is $150 per person, and each participant will learn the basics of drawing and painting as they create their own, ready-to-hang patterned animal canvas.
For more information, email contact@tamaraarmstrong.com or call 0411 502 313.

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