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Sydney’s Public Sculptures: Gods and Goddesses – The Enduring Appeal

We have an enduring fascination with the gods and goddesses of Greece and Rome, and this talk will be a look at public sculptures in Sydney depicting these characters and Greek myths. Sculptures are spread out in the city, Hyde Park and the Botanical Gardens.

Robijn Alexanda is an Art Historian with a special interest in religious art and symbols and she will give us a completely different look at the sculptures in our city.

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Sydney’s Public Sculptures: Gods & Goddesses (COSHA)

Saturday, 10 April 2021, 2:00pm – 3:00pm

Venue: Henry Carmichael Theatre

Event Organiser: City of Sydney Historical Association (COSHA)

Date: Saturday, 10th April 2021

Time: 2:00pm

Venue: Sydney Mechanics School of Arts
Henry Carmichael Theatre, Level 1
280 Pitt Street, Sydney

Cost: $5 COSHA Members/Subscribers
$8 SMSA Members and general entry

SMSA (Sydney Mechanics’ School of Arts)

Sydney’s Public Sculptures: Gods and Goddesses – The Enduring Appeal

Sydney’s Public Sculptures: Gods & Goddesses (COSHA)

Event Organiser: City of Sydney Historical Association (COSHA)

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Sydney’s Public Sculptures: Gods and Goddesses – The Enduring Appeal

Event Organiser: City of Sydney Historical Association (COSHA)

CONTACT COSHA FOR MORE INFO

Everyone Welcome No Bookings Required

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Everyone Welcome
No Bookings Required