by Larissa Petryca, on 18 February 2020 00:00:00 CET
Friday, 28 February | 5pm-9pm | Prague College Biskupsky dvur 6, Prague 1
Prague College students have organised an art exhibition with original art produced by students, working artists, lecturers and even budding 8 year olds from a local art class. Money raised will go directly to two Australian charities working to support the Aboriginal community of Mogo, and a Wildlife sanctuary close to Canberra, both were devastated by the recent fire storms that ravished Australia.
There will be paintings, limited edition prints, poster art, calendars, sculpture and live on-the-spot portraits available for purchase and for every budget.
In addition, there is a full programme of entertainment confirmed including:
- a performance by internationally renowned Didgeridoo player Ondrej Smeykal
- guest speakers - Dr Pavel Brandl, Head of Mammals from Prague ZOO, Extinction Rebellion speaker
- a silent auction for selected pieces of art
- DJ Don playing Hip Hop, R&B
- a performance from Juggler Niko
- a live mural project for visitors to add their artistic talents to
- beer, wine and light snacks will be available for sale
Entry is 100czk per person and includes a welcome drink with all profits going directly to our supported charities, Waminda who is organising food and building supplies the Aboriginal community of Mogo and Two Thumbs Wildlife Trust, that lost ALL their infrastructure and animals that were in their care, and are now in the process of rebuilding and rescuing injured animals from fire-ravaged habitats. These are two grass-roots charities that Prague College can vouch for through personal connections, where your money will go directly to their cause.
What better way is there, than to start your Friday night off at the Art for Australia Exhibition accompanied by great music and good company! So come along on 28 February to our Bishops Court campus, give generously and enjoy!
Event link here
