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Celebrating its 30th year, Top Arts 2024 will be exhibited at The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, showcasing the works of 45 VCE student artists selected from a competitive pool of nearly 1200 applicants across Victoria. This exhibition serves as a platform to recognise the exceptional talent of young Victorians engaged with VCE Art Making and VCE Exhibiting and Art Creative Practice.
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The artworks featured in Top Arts 2024 were chosen for their strong conceptual development, imagination, individuality, and technical excellence, spanning various mediums including painting, sculpture, video, and photography. From traditional pieces to daring new forms, the exhibition explores themes such as chaos, space, perception, and repetition.
One notable piece is Harrison Lucas’ detailed fiber-tipped pen drawing, “Dreaded Imaginary Expectations,” which challenges perceptions of internalised fears. Similarly, Anne Fo’s “City of Lights” captures intimate moments within crowded urban spaces, while Milly Borrack’s “A Prayer to the Urban World” pays homage to urban landscapes through makeshift shrines.
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Georgina Richards’ cyanotype series, “Swallowing the Pretence,” and Jorja Kavellaris’ “Alexia” offer unique perspectives on memory and experience, while Lucas Taylor’s video work, “Routine,” and Campbell Jensen Bainbridge’s photography explores the impact of repetition in our lives.
Traditional painting techniques are also celebrated in Top Arts 2024, with artists like Hugo Brunton and Evelyn Noone showcasing their respective styles with charm and innovation.
Complementing the exhibition are curriculum-aligned programs and resources for students and teachers, including talks and online resources. Top Arts continues to attract a diverse audience and remains a benchmark for excellence in art education.
Date: 14 March – 14 July 2024
Time: 10 am – 5 pm
Location: The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, Federation Square, Flinders St & Russell St, Melbourne
Price: FREE
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Darcy BourkeThe Forgotten And Prevailing,2023Inkjet print74.0 x 58.5 cmGirton Grammar School, BendigoDjadjawurung Country© Darcy Bourke
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