Holy Trinity Primary, Wantirna South

Congratulations to Maya Kansakar 1/2 G whose artwork won an award at the CEM Visual Art Exhibition.

Maya’s artwork ‘Goodnight Owl’ won the NationalGallery of Victoria Award for Creativity – Primary 

Maya completed this artwork last year in Foundation .

Well done Maya 

 

The details for the exhibition are as follows

Celtic Hall, Catholic Leadership Centre 576 Victoria Parade, East Melbourne 3002

The exhibition will be open for public viewing on the following days and times:
Tue 12 March: 9am – 4pm
Wed 13 March: 9am – 7pm
Thu 14 March: 9am – 4pm
Fri 15 March: 12pm – 7pm
Sat 16 March: 11am- 4pm
School Groups and family groups welcome.

Three amazing Holy Trinity artists have had their work accepted to be exhibited at the Catholic Education Melbourne’s Visual Art Exhibition this year.

Congratulations 

Maya Kansaker Year 1

Ellie O’Halloran Year 1

Benjamin Xu Year 3

The details for the exhibition are as follows

Celtic Hall, Catholic Leadership Centre 576 Victoria Parade, East Melbourne 3002

The exhibition will be open for public viewing on the following days and times:
Tue 12 March: 9am – 4pm
Wed 13 March: 9am – 7pm
Thu 14 March: 9am – 4pm
Fri 15 March: 12pm – 7pm
Sat 16 March: 11am- 4pm
School Groups and family groups welcome.

Some clever Year 3 and 4 artists used their weaving skills to create beautiful Christmas Trees.

The Christmas Stars the 5 and 6 artists created are at Knox Shopping Centre (near Dymocks).

They look Fantastic. Well done to the  ‘Stars’ in 5/6 who created them.

 

This year Knox Westfield contacted us to ask if we were interested in decorating two stars to be displayed at Knox Shopping Centre. Of course we said “Yes”.

Some very talented and committed Year 5 and 6 artists spent several recesss, lunchtimes and afternoons designing and painting these beautiful stars.

The brief was ‘Starry Starry Night’, so we decided to paint one of the stars in the style of Vincent Van Gogh’s Starry Night. Nicky drew and painted Santa’s sleigh and reindeers flying across the sky. Lara, Cara, Alexa and Michaela added a Christmas tree, elves and presents. Everyone helped to paint the sky and stars in the style of Van Gogh.

We decided to do the Nativity on the other star, in keeping with the brief we went with a night time version. Marilyn designed the nativity scene and Emily S,  Yvonne, Parthi and Kayden drew and painted angels and the surrounding hills.

Well done everyone they look awesome.

We don’t know whereabouts in the centre they will be displayed, so if  you’re shopping at Knox keep your eye out and see if you can find them.

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Year 5 and 6 artists are just completing a unit on Street Art. The last artist they explored was Keith Haring and after drawing a joyful artwork in his style they created a clay wall hanging of a figure. These have been a lot of fun to make. Next week they will use Paint pens to decorate the figure. Super work

 

These clever Grade 1/2 artists designed and then created 3D Worry Eating Monsters.
There were no worries at all making these, everyone did a great job.

Super proud of themselves and their work.

Well done everyone.

 

Year 3 and 4 students have been working diligently every week to create small woven wall hangings. They all persisted through any difficulties and achieved great results. They also learnt how to make a Pom Pom (or two, or three) using their fingers. 
I’m super proud of all their hard work!

 

Another batch of amazing Dreamtime Dioramas and some very proud Year 3/4 artists.

 

Some more  3/4 artists with their amazing finished Dreamtime story Dioramas.
So proud of their hard work!

 

The amazing Year 3 and 4 students have created Dreamtime Dioramas based on a Dreamtime story they wrote during their class literacy sessions.
After investigating the art work of author and illustrator Gregg Dreise the students created the diorama and then made the animals in the story using magiclay.

These look sensational, they should be very proud of their hard work.
This is just a few of the ones that have been completed.

The Catholic Education Melbourne Visual Art Exhibition can be viewed online by clicking on this link. If you click on individual photos in the online catalogue more artwork photos can be viewed.

https://sites.google.com/macs.vic.edu.au/creative-arts-exhibition-2023/home

There is some wonderful work including our students. It is definitely worth viewing.

 

Congratulations to the following students whose work is being exhibited at the 2023 Visual Art Exhibition.

Likana Bernardo Year  3

Nicky Tervakis Year 5

Amelia Frodshom Year 5

Elizabeth Younan Year 5

Matthew Hua Year 5

Rafael Godressi Year 5

Diviyani Raghvani and Bailee Egan

  Xavier Mallia and their Tazio Gabriel Ronchi

Details to view the show in person are as follows

Catholic Education Melbourne Visual Art Exhibition 2023

Location 

Catholic Leadership Centre – 576 Victoria Parade, East Melbourne, VIC

Exhibition opening times

 The exhibition will be open on the following dates and times to schools and families:

Tuesday 14 – Friday 17th March from 9am – 3.45pm with extended hours on Wednesday 15th to 17th from 9am – 3.45pm

Saturday 18th March 11am – 3.45pm

Exhibition booking system

Those planning on attending will need to book a session through this link.

 https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing?eid=1016938&

In the Artroom the students across the school have been investigating colour theory.

Grade one and two students have been learning about rainbow order. They drew the sweetest caterpillars and coloured them using watercolour paint in rainbow order.

 

The Grade prep artists created some wonderful Rudolph the Red nosed reindeer portraits this week.

Grade One artists created some beautiful Christmas Angels

And the amazing Year 4 artists created stunning Collage stockings.

Grade Six students spent a few art sessions sewing mini emoji or donut cushions. They learnt how to make and use a paper pattern and how to do ‘Whip stitch’ they did a super job and were very proud of themselves.

This week the fabulous Grade 2 artists created Fish. They used colour, lines and shapes to create a fish that conveyed a feeling. See if you can guess the feelings. 
These artworks made me feel happy, amazed and grateful for my wonderful students. 😊🤩🥰

The amazing Grade one artists created artworks that showed an emotion this week. They used line, colour and shapes to create a ghost artwork that conveyed an emotion of their choice. 
All of these made me feel really happy 😆