NAWIC at the Picasso Exhibition

On Friday 27 January, NAWIC NSW hosted a sold-out breakfast and guided tour of the highly anticipated Picasso exhibition at the Art Gallery of NSW. Guests enjoyed a private tour of the exhibition which featured over 150 key paintings, sculptures, prints and drawings created by Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) and from the artist’s personal collection – works he was determined to never relinquish.

BY jesse

February 3rd, 2012

NAWIC would like to thank Porcelanosa for their sponsorship of the breakfast.

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