Bank Art Museum Moree increases community access to Moree Plains Shire Council's art collection

Sophie Harris
Updated September 12 2018 - 1:17pm, first published September 11 2018 - 11:30am
BRIGHTENING WALLS: Bank Art Museum Moree's Anna Jackman, Vivien Clyne and Kate Tuart with acting Mehi sector general manager Anne Lemmon and acute health service manager Bronwyn Cosh pictured with some of the collection artworks on display in the specialist clinics waiting room - one of the many rooms in Moree Hospital to now display artworks from council's collection.
BRIGHTENING WALLS: Bank Art Museum Moree's Anna Jackman, Vivien Clyne and Kate Tuart with acting Mehi sector general manager Anne Lemmon and acute health service manager Bronwyn Cosh pictured with some of the collection artworks on display in the specialist clinics waiting room - one of the many rooms in Moree Hospital to now display artworks from council's collection.

Artworks from Bank Art Museum Moree’s (BAMM) public art collection, owned by Moree Plains Shire Council, are brightening the walls of various buildings in Moree in an effort to increase the community’s access to the works.

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Sophie Harris

Sophie Harris

Senior Journalist

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