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Exhibition - Waste 2 Art

Exhibition - Waste 2 Art

Starts: Tuesday, 28 May 2024
Ends: Sunday, 21 July 2024
Waste 2 Art is an annual community art exhibition and competition that features artworks created by community members using recycled and unwanted materials. The results are imaginative and thought-provoking with the artworks showcasing recycling and sustainable living. With this creative use of waste materials, Waste 2 Art also provides an innovative approach to waste education. Schools and community groups take up the challenge and create artworks out of materials that might otherwise be thrown away. ​ The theme for this year's exhibition is Packaging. Dubbo Regional Council is a proud NetWaste member and supports commitment to re-use and recycle through creative expression.
Add to Calendar 2024-05-28 12:00 am 2024-07-21 12:00 am Exhibition - Waste 2 Art Waste 2 Art is an annual community art exhibition and competition that features artworks created by community members using recycled and unwanted materials. The results are imaginative and thought-provoking with the artworks showcasing recycling and sustainable living. With this creative use of waste materials, Waste 2 Art also provides an innovative approach to waste education. Schools and community groups take up the challenge and create artworks out of materials that might otherwise be thrown away. ​ The theme for this year's exhibition is Packaging. Dubbo Regional Council is a proud NetWaste member and supports commitment to re-use and recycle through creative expression. 76 Wingewarra Street, Dubbo , NSW , 2830 , Australia
76 Wingewarra Street, Dubbo , NSW , 2830 , Australia
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