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The Ballina Fringe Festival has announced its upcoming Contemporary Art Fair, which is set to take place from February 26 to 28. The festival is set to bring together a showcase of work by talented local and regional artists.
All artworks showcased at the Contemporary Art Fair will be sold on a 50/50 basis, with 50 percent going to the artist and 50 percent supporting the Ballina Fringe Festival’s programme of events and community initiatives.
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The festival team has expressed deep gratitude to the artists who have stepped forward.
“We are immensely thankful to the artists who have shown such generosity and belief in Ballina Fringe Festival. Their willingness to share their incredibly creative and talented work in support of this fundraiser speaks volumes about the strength and spirit of our artistic community.”
Ballina Contemporary Art Fair takes place at Ballina Civic offices from February 26 to 28, with a special opening night celebration on February 26 from 7pm.
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