Brilliant Musician Portraits In Omega Ensemble’s Art of Chamber Music Auction

Jonathan Dalton ‘Untitled’

Omega Ensemble in collaboration with Nanda\Hobbs Gallery presenst the Art of Chamber Music Auction for which bids close this Thursday.

It is a chance to take home a one-of-a-kind work by some of Sydney’s most extraordinary artists, while supporting Omega Ensemble’s  2020 Resilience Fund.  The artworks include pieces by 2020 Archibald Prize finalists Jonathan Dalton, Blak Douglas and Dee Smart, as well as works by Paul Ryan, Laura Matthews, James Drinkwater, Mathew Lynn, Lucy Christopher, Caroline Zilinsky, Renata Pari-Lewis, Antonia Mrljak, Ralph Hobbs, Jamie Preisz, Kathrin Longhurst, Floria Tosca, Zoë MacDonell, Kirsty Neilson and Gria Shead.

The auction closes at 7pm on Thursday 22 October 2020.

Click here to place a bid.

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