This Time It's Personal 2019 hits record sales - only days left to buy
Sydney's Atrium Gallery was filled to capacity for SUNSTUDIOS 10th anniversary of This Time It's Personal 2019 exhibition launch on November 28.
In combination, print sales and Hugh Stewart's hugely popular portrait booth have raised over 20 thousand dollars so far toward the final donation figure for Chris O'Brien Lifehouse in support of cancer treatment and research.
This is a record amount for the annual fundraiser – with just a few days left to buy prints before sales close on December 15.
Prints can be purchased through our online sales or in-gallery at 42 Maddox Street, Alexandria.
SUNSTUDIOS thanks the hundreds who made it out to our huge launch, our sponsors, art buyers and art makers who have contributed to the success of this milestone show.
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