Visual Arts

Visual Arts

Ravenswood Australian Women’s Art Prize

We are delighted to announce that two of our co-curricular tutors have been selected for the 2023 Ravenswood Australian Women’s Art Prize. Lilli Stromland and Chris Gleisner are both finalists in this prestigious annual acquisitive prize that aims to provide opportunities for emerging and established women artists in Australia. It is the highest value professional artist prize for women in Australia. We congratulate both Lilli and Chris!

The exhibition opens on 12 May 6.00 pm-8.30 pm at Ravenswood School for Girls, Centenary Centre, 10 Henry Street, Gordon, NSW. We warmly invite Lilli and Chris’ co-curricular students and the broader school community to attend.

 

National Art School Holiday Workshops

Autumn School Holiday Art Workshops are open for booking, held Tuesday 11 – Friday 14 April and Monday 17–Friday 21 April 2023. NAS’s on-campus workshops cater to young people from ages 6–16, offering a variety of creative experiences in engaging and nurturing studio environments, taught by first class artist-educators.

You can book here.

 

Mosman Youth Art Award

Mosman Art Gallery aims to supports the next generation of artists through the Mosman Youth Art Prize. Each year young artists are invited to submit their drawings, paintings, photographs, videos, prints, sculpture and ceramics.  

Entries are open for artists aged 12 – 21. Many SCEGGS students choose to enter and are often selected for exhibition, so we encourage as many entries as possible! Applications and more information can be found here.

 

Year 10 Modernism Paintings

Finally, we are thrilled to share a beautiful range of Year 10 paintings from their recent assignment on Modernism. These works are accomplished examples of students’ understanding of the principles and approach of early to mid 20th century painters. The entire selection of Year 10 works are currently on show in the Luci Campbell Memorial Cabinets opposite the Lecture Theatre entrance.

 

This week’s banner is from Year 10 student Isobel Murray’s Modernism assignment.

Heidi Jackson
Head of Visual Arts