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BAVA are a group of artists ranging from beginners, intermediate to professional . . . focusing on supporting and developing the talents of local artists to benefit the cultural community of the Banana Shire.


We organize and co-ordinate various workshops through the year and are active participants in cultural events such as the annual Brigalow Arts Festival, Callide Valley Show and individual and combined exhibitions through out the Banana Shire.


We provide information on our calendar of events including workshops, art competitions and Flying Arts details.


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Tuesday 26 August 2008

BAVA

Hello everyone
I would like to thank everyone of my BAVA sisters for welcoming me into their art circle. I'm a beginner in the art side but have always love arts and crafts and dabble in a few different mediums. I really enjoy the company, chats and workshops that we do together. Hopefully one day they will all mell together and create something beautiful. (Like our friendships). Thank you all for your input into my life. God Bless.
Gail Van Itallie
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4 comments:

  1. Maria Catalina Wiley26 August 2008 at 4:14 pm

    Hi Gail,

    I enjoy our get togethers too. We have a nice bunch of ladies & we always have a laugh! That is so important.

    I hope you'll post often & put some photos in too of your creations!

    ((hugs)) Maria

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  2. Gail26 August 2008 at 4:39 pm

    Hey Maria What is the cardboard that you use on the back of your paintings. Anything special? I have a couple i need put something on the back of.
    Thanks

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  3. Maria Catalina Wiley26 August 2008 at 6:34 pm

    Hi Gail, it's white cardboard that I get from the newsagent. I think it is A2 size. Not too thick, but thicker than paper.
    cheers
    Maria

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  4. Kym :)26 August 2008 at 7:51 pm

    WOW!!! Gail, love your profile and write up about your creative side of life. I really appreciate your help & support with our upcoming RADF application & workshop programs. Lots more to enjoy...I have just seen Larraine and she also agreed what a good time we have when we get together with BAVA.
    Having Fun with ART :)

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