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MOTION | Youth Visual Arts Program

Fortnightly, Mon 12 Feb - Tues 28 Oct
MOTION | Youth Visual Arts Program

MOTION | Youth Visual Arts Program

MOTION is a HOTA Gallery youth visual artist initiative that creates a supportive environment for teens in grades 10-12 to socially engage with like-minded peers

Participants will learn valuable skills in artist-led sessions, as they expand their passion for creative expression, as well as an understanding of career pathways in the arts. 

Session Dates & Times
Please note, you will need to be able to commit to attending all sessions.  

Fortnightly sessions 

Season 1 | Mon 12 Feb - Mon 27 May 4pm-6pm
Season 2 | Mon 8 Jul - Tue 28 Oct 4pm-6pm  

Dates
Fortnightly, Mon 12 Feb - Tues 28 Oct
Where
HOTA Gallery
Duration
2 hrs
Tickets
All tickets $100

HOTA is cashless

HOTA is a cashless organisation. We accept card and contactless payments only. Cash payments will not be accepted.


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