Megan Irvine, Rosa Mkakanzi, Tayla Curran and Rhiannon Budgen added some drama to the evening
Nicholas Erwin, 8, points out his self-portrait

October 26, 2012

St Mary’s Catholic College atudents, parents and teachers celebrated everything artistic at the school’s annual Arts Showcase in Kingaroy this evening.

There were paintings, sculptures, ceramics, prints and photographs taken by students from all grades.

As well, drama students staged a mock gallery hold-up and music students entertained with piano and strings performances.

Exhibition curator Bron Langford-Martoo welcomed parents and friends of the school to the exhibition.

She said this year the school had decided to display works completed by younger students alongside pieces by senior art students to provide an insight into how the younger artists viewed themselves and the world about them.

There was everything on show, from yayoi kusama wrappings (by Year 8s) to works exploring the human condition and turbulence (Year 12).

A number of teachers, and other friends of the school, also had works on show.

Luke Foody with digital artwork created when he was in Year 12

Alex Firman, Year 8, with
one of his prints

Sara Vinci (viola) and Brendan McCarron (violin)

Nichole Moller, Celia O’Connor and Jennifer Foody-Versace

Principal Michael Nayler with parents Jacqualine McKie and Guy Vinci
Jan, Cameron, Ashleigh, Renee and Megan Irvine were enjoying browsing through the school artwork