O.T.P. Art Exhibition 2018 is looking for people
We are about to start organising next January's One Tree Point Art Exhibition. The size of the event will be on a bigger scale than the 2017 one was.
We are looking for three more people to join our organising committee. It would be preferred but not essential that these people should have some art experience and be able to work as a group with the rest of the committee.
We also require the services of a business-minded person to chair the committee. This position could be filled by a retired manager or self-employed person.
These positions will be voluntary and may take up some spare time, particularly as the event draws near.
Putting on last January's exhibition was a real buzz and very successful with artists who were very driven and a pleasure to work with.
If you're interested please contact Anne Coutts or email ancowhg@vodafone.net.nz
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