Art Show The St Kevin’s College Art Show is a prestigious, professionally curated, nonacquisitive art prize and exhibition of contemporary art organised by the College parent association, Friends of Art.
at its peak. It has been reimagined and reinvented over the generations by the art-loving parent committees, to remain relevant and vibrant for the College.
One of the longest running award exhibitions of its kind, the Art Show attracts professional and emerging artists from across Australia, all vying for the esteemed awards and generous prizes.
The golden anniversary Art Show will transform the Smith Hall into a beautiful contemporary gallery space from May 22-24. All works will be for sale, and there is literally a quality work of art to suit any range of taste and budget.
In 2021, the Art Show will celebrate 50 years! Friends of Art invite all St Kevin’s
To mark the 50th anniversary, Friends of Art have also invited celebrated Melbourne
parents to join them to mark this exciting ‘golden’ milestone. Art Show opening night (this year on Friday, May 21st) is a highlight of the parent social calendar and a key feature of the rich tapestry of experiences that enrich life at the college.
painter and St Kevin’s alumnus Andrew Taylor to develop a unique limited edition print which will also be available to purchase. Andrew has generously offered to donate all profit from sales.
Throughout its 50 year history, the Art Show has undergone many evolutions, growing in both scale and ambition, and exhibiting more than 600 works
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Friends of Art are very excited to be presenting the 50th Art Show this year and look forward to sharing the joy of art with St Kevin’s parents, students, teachers and the wider community. Exhibition Information
ST KEVIN’S 50TH ART SHOW May 22 – 24, 2021 Smith Hall St Kevin’s College Moonga Road, Toorak Contact: friendsofart@stkevins.vic.edu.au Marita Smith Convenor, Friends of Art
Money raised from the art show is donated to the St Kevin’s College Foundation, which provides bursaries for boys who may not have the means to receive a St Kevin’s College education.
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