Art Exhibition
Exhibition Details:
- 2025 exhibition dates TBC
- Gallery 1, 2, 3 and Chutespace at the M16 Artspace, 21 Blaxland Crescent Griffith ACT 2603
- Gallery Hours Wednesday to Sunday 12 - 5pm
Exhibition Opening: Dates and time TBC. All are welcome. VIPs and media in attendance.
Exhibition Teacher Event: Dates and time TBC. This event is sponsored by M16. Teachers only.
Artwork Call Out for 2025 Promotion: We’re looking for images of excellent artworks to be used for exhibition promotion in print and digital advertising. Open to all schools and students. Student media permissions required. Submit images with the artist's name, title of the work, medium of the work, artist's year group, artist's school, to emily.appleton@ed.act.edu.au.
Artwork Registration for Exhibition: We welcome artworks from each school which document the very best of what students can achieve. Open to all students. A limited wall space is available for each school’s submission of works, depending on interest and demand. In order to develop the exhibition catalogue and label artworks, we require the details of each student work to be recorded in a registration form.
Artwork Drop Off and Collection: Artworks are to be safely packed, labelled and dropped off to the Instrumental Music Program office at UC High School Kaleen - dates TBC. We can also arrange to collect artworks from your school if you require support. If possible, we encourage artworks to be framed for ease of install and quality of presentation. As a condition of participating in the exhibition, artworks must be collected directly from the M16 Artspace at the close of the exhibition.
Visual Art Awards: Student artwork will be selected by a panel of industry experts and awarded at the exhibition opening.
- Isabel Matthews Scholarship. Awarded by the Matthews Family and PhotoAccess for excellence in digitally edited photography.
Questions? Get in touch with Director and Production Manager, Emily Appleton.
6142 0480
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CANDACE CAPARARO, Diminution, 2024. Ink and oil pastel on paper, Canberra College