Artist Talk with Elysha Rei

Saturday 9 January, 10am

Free

Bookings Essential, limited places available

Join exhibiting artist Elysha Rei in the space of her exhibition Furasato: Patterns from Pilgrimage. Rei is a Japanese-Australian visual artist whose work draws upon her mixed heritage and lived experiences between places, cultures and communities. Her works in paper cutting, public art and murals are created from personal and historical archives within a Japanese design aesthetic.

Since completing a Bachelor of Visual Arts in 2008, Rei has created and exhibited work, curated exhibitions and managed cultural spaces across Australia, Japan, New Zealand, Thailand and the USA.

Please note: this artist talk will begin at 10am coinciding with Elysha’s workshop. All visitors and non-workshop participants are invited to attend the talk.

Due to COVID restrictions, our audience numbers are strictly limited. Please only confirm your booking if you are positive you can attend.

In accordance with our Conditions of Entry, all visitors enter Noosa Regional Gallery (NRG) at their own risk. Whilst NRG has implemented all legally required and recommended control measures in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic, by entering NRG all visitors acknowledge and accept that there currently remains an unquantifiable risk of transmission of COVID-19. All visitors are assumed to have assessed this risk of transmission, including through consideration of their own health condition, in making the decision to attend the Gallery.