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Harmony Art Collective 2018 Exhibition
 

The Harmony Art Collective 2018 Exhibition has returned to Darling Quarter, running until 27 April 2018 as part of Harmony Day (21 March).

The exhibition is the result of a nationwide initiative which saw disadvantaged youths aged 15-24 united through art. The project, which expanded its footprint to WA for the first time this year, is a collaboration with Special Broadcasting Service (SBS), the Australian Government and aMBUSH Gallery.

The 2018 initiative comes fresh off the success of last year’s project, which saw over 300 newly arrived migrant youth creating 16 incredible murals from, under the guidance of four of Australia’s top street artists.

 

Event details

Venue: OPEN at Darling Quarter, Sydney
Bookings: (02) 8267 8200
Start Date: Thursday 15 March 2018

 

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