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In conversation with Ben Quilty and Jenny Bott AO

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6.30pm-9.30pm Thursday March 12 at Centennial Vineyards Restaurant.

$110 pp

Join us for a candid conversation over dinner with acclaimed artist Ben Quilty and Jenny Bott AO. 

They'll share their passion, vision and plans for our new Southern Highlands Regional Gallery along with the time line and challenges that lie ahead.  The inimitable Justin Miller will also host a live auction of stunning artwork generously donated by Ben Quilty, Del Kathryn Barton, John Olsen, Guy Maestri, Clara Adolphs, Tamara Dean, Luke Sciberras and more. 

All money raised from the evening proudly supports the establishment of the new SHRG.

Special accommodation packages are available at Peppers Craigieburn for 2 adults (including breakfast), twin share for $199. Contact them directly and mention this event on (02) 4862 8000

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Ben Quilty:

Fresh off the back of his groundbreaking national exhibition Ben Quilty is one of Australia's most renowned living artists.  Discover what inspires him, what ignites his passion, and what drives his vision for his beloved Highlands.


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Jenny Bott AO:

A driving force behind our new Highlands Regional Gallery, Jenny is Chairman of the Bundanon Trust, a Trustee of the Australian Museum and a Director of the Australian National Academy of Music.  She recently stepped down as Chair and CEO of NIDA. Jennifer is based in Bowral and was awarded the Order of Australia for her distinguished service to the arts.


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Justin Miller: 

Justin is one of Australia's most trusted art advisors having served as Chairman of Sotheby's Australia for over 10 years.  He is Director and Foundation Trustee of the Sydney Theatre Company, a member of the board of Governors of Taronga Zoo and an Ambassador of the Australian Museum of Contemporary Art.

Earlier Event: 14 February
Valentine's Day
Later Event: 6 June
Taste of the Highlands