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Art for art’s sake

Anna Stokalo and her paintings at last year's Art for Art's Sake at the Mitchell on Maranoa Gallery. Her artwork Pugalicious won C2. (Supplied)
Tilly Butler- Woodall

Art for Art’s Sake was established in 2021 to give people with disabilities the opportunity to exhibit and sell their […]

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