ISV’s annual Student Art Exhibition has opened, and was attended by more than 200 excited student artists, proud parents, teachers and other guests.
The opening night is always a celebration, launching an exhibition that is a highlight of ISV’s school arts program and our commitment to the role of the arts in a rounded education.
This year’s exhibition features more than 90 artworks from 8 ISV Member Schools, including:
- Beaconhills College
- Camberwell Girls’ Grammar School
- Hume Anglican Grammar
- Huntingtower
- Kilvington Grammar School
- Melbourne Montessori School
- Sophia Mundi Steiner School
- Yarra Valley Grammar.
You can view the exhibition online via isArtworks, or visit the Docklands Gallery at The District, 8 Wharf Street. The gallery is open from 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm, Tuesday to Saturday, and the exhibition runs until Saturday 18 November.
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Banner image: ‘Citrus’ by Anna Zolotareva, Year 9, Kilvington Grammar School.
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