Calling all artists for cat-themed work
Following the success of the 2018 Dog Show exhibition at Taupō Museum, the hunt is on for cat-themed artworks.
Artists and creative people of all ages are invited to exhibit their cat-themed artworks, sculpture and accessories for the exhibition, which will be called CATalogue.
Exhibitions officer Kerence Stephen said artworks submitted should incorporate recycled materials.
“We’ve already had 20 people sign up to bring their feline creations to life, and we are keen to have more,” she said. “If you love cats and art – this is the exhibition for you!”
Remember to use your imagination and have an element of recycled materials in your cat-like construction.
Register your interest with Kerence via the details below and get creating!
CATalogue will run from July 6 – August 12.
The museum is open seven days from 10am to 4.30pm. Entry is free to children and Taupō District residents with proof of address.
For further information contact:
Kerence Stephen
Exhibitions Officer Taupō Museum
Phone: 07 376 1583
kstephen@taupo.govt.nz
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