We invite healing artists to complete the submission form for approval by the 1 September 2022. The theme for the art exhibition is 'Healing the Youth'. The exhibition will inspire the youth with hope of a future to make their dreams come true and follow their hearts. We do not wish them to be tainted by all the uncertainties that have arisen in the last couple of years with these COVID times. We wish to bring in light to give them a chance and a voice for a brighter future, to be who they wish to.

We will have the opening of the ‘Healing the Youth’ art exhibition, with a viewing on a large screen at the peace festival on the 18 September. We welcome community to come together in unity for peace, celebrating International Day of Peace, Artists will be invited to speak about their artwork if they wish.

Please confirm your interest by completing the following information:

Agreement of conditions of exhibiting work to the ‘Healing the Youth’ art exhibition:

1.      Send photos of artwork in high res via email by 1 September 2022 to info@planetaryhealingartists.org. If you are unable to take good photos please arrange to deliver artwork to 224 Danks Street by 10 September so we can have your work photographed.

2.      We will reply via email to confirm acceptance of your artwork.

3.      All forms of artwork accepted, including audio and canvasses.

4.      Any work left on our premises needs to be arranged to be picked up before Thursday 21st October 2pm–5pm from Planetary Healing Artists’ office, 224 Danks St, Albert Park or phone Maria to arrange another time on 0415 552 488.

5.      15% commission on sales goes to HealingArts for administration costs.

6.      Entry fee for 1 work is $30. This includes your yearly membership fee for the Planetary Healing Artists Association of Australia Inc.

For any further details: info@planetaryhealingartists.org

DISCLAIMER: While special care will be taken to ensure no harm is done to your artwork no responsibility can be taken for damage or if work is stolen. Insurance for theft, fire, and other risks is the artist’s responsibility.