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Surf Art exhibition 2019
The Surf Art Exhibition marks the beginning of summer and has become one of the pivotal features of the annual program at the Arts Centre Port Noarlunga. Carving a place in the hearts and souls of the southern arts calendar, the Exhibition celebrates not only surfing culture, but our region’s history, stunning coastal environment and lifestyle.
In 2019, the annual Surf Art Exhibition is entitled Paddle Out.
Entries are now open!
The City of Onkaparinga’s annual Surf Art Exhibition is open to all Australian artists celebrating the ocean, the coastal environment, the culture and all things Surf.
This year we also invite artists to consider the exhibition theme, ‘Paddle Out’ and what this means.
Download the Surf Art Exhibition 2019 Entry form(PDF, 359KB)
Download the Surf Art Exhibition 2019 Terms and conditions(PDF, 400KB)
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SALA EXHIBITION
LOCALS ONLY
Hannah Bailey, Jesse Ehlers, James Hurford and Chris Bock invite you to share an evening in celebration of our mighty South Coast, and what it means to call it home.
A mix of art and photography, LOCALS ONLY will capture the incredible beauty of our local surrounds and in that, our gratitude to be here to enjoy these areas and unite to protect them.
We are also asking YOU other locals to represent. What makes this place special for you? We are putting together a slideshow of snaps that capture the theme... if you have any pictures you would like to see included please email them to hannahbaileyart@gmail.com , these can be as recent or as oId school as you like.
Come and be involved. Come celebrate our coast. ❤🌊
Join us at Chiton Rocks SLSC on August 3rd from 7pm. (First in best dressed for dinner bookings as the club can only cater for so many. Otherwise swing by for a drink or two!)
Over 2000 people showed up to paddle out for the Bight on the 3rd March 2019 at Victor Harbor...it one of a number of events around the country calling for Norwegian company Equinor to stay away from our coastline. This great shot was taken by Che Chorley.
