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Penrith Students Are the Next Generation Of Creators and Innovators

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The 400 best inventions, designs, performances, writings and artworks of 2020 HSC students are on display across five exhibitions for the public to enjoy.

 

Stuart Ayres MP, Member for Penrith is celebrating the achievements of five local students that be on display in creative arts and design exhibition over the coming months.

 

Stuart Ayres said this is a huge achievement to feature alongside the best of students of 2020 within the events of ARTEXPRESS in metro, regional and online galleries and Shape 2020.

 

“This is such a great achievement and I hope that the community and schools take a moment to look at this year’s exhibition and celebrate Ashton Bennett, Kaleb Borkowski-Uphill, Payton Sibary, Jinuki Kasturi and Connor Burke.

 

“These students were able to excel in unprecedented challenges and disruptions throughout the year,” Stuart Ayres said.

 

Student details:

Ashton Bennett – Nepean Creative and Performing Arts High School

Kaleb Borkowski-Uphill – St Dominic’s College

Payton Sibary – Penola Catholic College Emu Plains

Jinuki Kasturi – Penrith High School

Connor Burke – Jamison High School

 

Minister for Education Sarah Mitchell said she was impressed at the level of work achieved.

 

“The works on display across these exhibitions is mature, thoughtful and highlights the tremendous capacity for critical thinking, innovation and creativity in NSW schools.

 

“Those experiences from last year have been reflected in the creative and design work – whether that be a quilt depicting arid drought landscapes, or a portable oxygen device particularly poignant in the context of COVID-19, or an innovative new design to assist blind and visually impaired community members,” Ms Mitchell said.

 

ARTEXPRESS is now showing at metro and regional galleries in NSW and features the work of more than 270 Visual Arts students across the state.

 

OnSTAGE, CALLBACK and ENCORE will be available online this year, giving all schools across the State access to the depth and breadth of talent from 66 students in HSC Drama, Dance and Music, respectively. 

 

 

2020 HSC Public Exhibitions

 

Exhibition

Open

Close

ARTEXPRESS

Art Gallery of NSW

4 February

4 April

Hazelhurst Arts Centre

13 February

5 April

Maitland Regional Art Gallery

27 February

30 May

The Armory Sydney Olympic Park

2 March

25 April

New England Regional Art Museum

9 April

6 June

Cowra Regional Art Gallery

19 June

1 August

Margaret Whitlam Galleries at Western Sydney University

7 July

18 September

Tamworth Regional Art Gallery

31 July

3 October

Grafton Regional Gallery

6 August

3 October

+ AX Virtual Exhibition

April

 

Shape 2020

Powerhouse Museum

27 February

9 May

 

Visit the NESA website to find out more about the 2020 HSC Showcase Program.

 

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