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The AISV Arts and Exhibitions Program continues to identify and promote excellence through achievement in art in independent schools.
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Online Community Art Gallery AISV Annual Art Exhibition and Arts Program Our most recent exhibition at Shell House, Image to Object, which opened on the 2 December 2008, surveyed work completed in the Visual Communication and Design classes of member schools. The exhibition focused on the idea that the visual world is transformed by design with all aspects of our personal visual landscape being affected by this process. The exhibition included two and three dimensional work in a variety of media reflecting students’ ideas and interests on a broad spectrum of topics. The schools represented in this exhibition were:
AISV’s Annual Art Exhibition opened on 11 June 2008 and continued until 6 August 2008 at Shell House, No.1 Spring Street, Melbourne. More than 130 works in a variety of media were displayed throughout the three main gallery areas of the building. All the artwork included in the annual exhibition is initially shown throughout the year in the AISV offices where it is viewed by visitors, teachers and other school representatives attending professional development courses and meetings and enjoyed by AISV staff. Student artists and their school community members are welcome to visit by appointment. The artwork is also on the AISV Online Community Art Gallery, which acts as a permanent record for all work exhibited by AISV. The business and professional world also has the opportunity to experience the work of our young artists by joining the AISV Corporate and Community Artbank, which enables companies and organisations to display students’ artwork in their foyers and boardrooms. By taking part in Artbank, they are joining with AISV in demonstrating their commitment to the encouragement and recognition of the talent of these young artists. Schools wishing to have their students work included in future exhibitions or businesses wishing to borrow art should contact either Anne Smith, Arts Program Manager, or Melinda Hargreaves, Project Officer – Student Display. |
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