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Win a double pass to Art in a Garden

The Country
18 Sep, 2017 10:48 PMQuick Read

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An example of the acrylic paintings of rural life by Amelia Guild. Photo / Supplied

An example of the acrylic paintings of rural life by Amelia Guild. Photo / Supplied

THIS COMPETITION HAS NOW CLOSED.

Calling all rural art buffs! We've got a double pass to give away to a fabulous event in North Canterbury.

Art in a Garden is an event run by rural people, in the heart of rural North Canterbury.

The four day exhibition features contemporary New Zealand artists and is held in one of the country's most spectacular gardens - Flaxmere. This breathtaking Garden of National Significance was established over 51 years ago on a North Canterbury sheep farm.

This year's exhibition has a special guest artist - Amelia Guild, whose acrylic paintings of life on farm have struck a chord with The Country audience.

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Would you like to go to Art in a Garden? We have a double pass worth $160 to give away! Just enter your details below and be in to win.

Find out more about Art in a Garden on their Facebook page or their website.

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