The cream of Sydney’s ad creative community attend Moth Projects’ art exhibition launch

A crowd of around 300 from Sydney’s creative community attended the opening of Moth Projects art exhibition last night.

The launch was a first of what is to be a continuous art initiative, where the creative space is transformed to a gallery. Across two floors hung 23 of Michael Herron’s artworks, a contemporary Australian landscape painter who explores the abstraction of the natural environment. The show consisted of both paintings and works on paper, and will remain hung for a considerable amount of time.

Sponsored by Penfolds and supported by Butchers Hook Art Gallery, the opening attracted an array of creatives, and the atmosphere was heightened with a visit from Happy as Larry, one of Sydney’s best food trucks, serving pizza from the slant of Reservoir Street.

The space will be open through Saturday and Sunday, 12 – 4pm.

Moth Projects, 133 Reservoir Street Surry Hills.