More than 2000 art lovers embrace wildlife themed exhibition

Arts and Entertainment

Apr 12 2024 Updated April 12, 2024

Coral Cooksley

BE FREE: Beechworth sculptor David Taylor with one of his works titled ‘Flying free’ at the recent Beechworth Botanica and Animal Magnetism exhibition. PHOTO: Claire Mitchell

FOR local sculptor David Taylor, 800 people through the door at the ‘Beechworth Botanica and Animal Magnetism’ exhibition on Easter Saturday to see artwork like his was an outstanding number.

Mayday Hills Art Society (MDHAS) organisers have rated the fourth showcase held every second year running as part of the Golden Horseshoes Festival as another tremendous success.

More than 2000 art love...

There's more to this story... Subscribe to Ovens and Murray Advertiser.

SUBSCRIBE NOW SIGN IN

Click here to view our subscription options.

Most Popular

Breaking News Regional

Man pleads guilty to fatal rollover charges

A North East man has pleaded guilty to charges of dangerous driving causing death

Wangaratta Chronicle >
24 Apr 2024

Regional

Controversial new event fees among proposals in draft budget

Rates increase of 2.75pc, plus new event fees proposed in council’s 2024/25 draft budget

Darren Chaitman >
24 Apr 2024

Regional

Heritage protection unlikely to save gateway trees, say planners

Bright’s gateway trees to be considered for the Victorian Heritage Register

Brodie Everist >
24 Apr 2024

Regional

CWA set for Euroa comeback

Facebook post sparks plans to resurrect lapsed Country Womens’ Association branch

Darren Chaitman >
24 Apr 2024

Regional

Tom Gray makes senior debut

Local teen Tom Gray has found his passion again

Leah Anderson-Byrne >
24 Apr 2024

Man pleads guilty to fatal rollover charges

Controversial new event fees among proposals in draft budget

Heritage protection unlikely to save gateway trees, say planners

CWA set for Euroa comeback

Tom Gray makes senior debut