Voices

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TJ Bateson
Tacit Art
Melbourne
To May 28


A benefit exhibition to support TACIT while Tim undergoes life saving treatment. 

YBG wishes Tim the very best.


TJ Bateson, Voices, Tacit Galleries


Voices, Tacit Galleries


Slow Drawing, 2022, oil on canvas, 41 x 31 cm.


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