Visual Art Students Step into Spotlight at 2025 Artwaves Exhibition
The College’s Visual Art program empowers students to create, explore, and critically analyse artworks across diverse media while gaining an understanding of history, culture, and the role of both artist and audience. Through a dynamic curriculum that combines theoretical and practical skills in drawing, painting, ceramics, sculpture, and digital media, students develop creativity, problem-solving abilities, and an appreciation for the powerful influence of visual communication on society.
This year, we are proud to celebrate the incredible talent of our emerging artists, with 13 Visual Art students selected to showcase their work in the highly regarded Artwaves Exhibition. Entrants will represent the College at the prestigious event, which will feature standout pieces from students across 31 Secondary Schools in the Logan region.
Artwaves 2025 will be open to the public from Saturday 13 September to Saturday 1 November, with free entry for all visitors. Attendees can support their favourite artworks by casting a vote in the People’s Choice Awards at the gallery.
Key Details
- Opening night | Friday 12 September 2025, 5.30pm: book tickets here
- Logan Art Gallery | Artwaves 2025 Exhibition: find out more here
Congratulations to our talented students whose works will feature at the exhibition. We invite the College community to celebrate their creativity and view their inspiring pieces below.
Abby Lynds | Year 9: Steampunk
Alice Edney | Year 9: Steampunk (2 exhibits)
Annabelle Carey | Year 9: Steampunk
Charlotte Macaranas | Year 12: Submerged Realities (wood board, packing peanuts, wool, leather, string, clay, acrylic paint, fabrics, hot glue, wool, tissue paper, leather, clay, and paper)
Daisy Bestwick | Year 9: Steampunk (2 exhibits)
Erina Davies | Year 9: Steampunk (2 exhibits)
Erina Davies | Year 9: Surrealism (paper and led pencil)
Felicity Hird | Year 12: Serenity in Colour (watercolour inks, fine line, colour pencil, paper, plastic and light pad)
Izabel Richardson | Year 12: The Fold Between Worlds (paper, photography and hot glue)
Izabel Richardson | Year 12: Iris van Herpen Stimulus-Inspired Experiments (paper, watercolour, fabric and hot glue)
Kierra Dwyer | Year 12: Dimensions of Perception (photography, acrylic paint and mirror)
Larni Lloyd | Year 12: Joans Prayer (acrylic on canvas)
Maddison Tinson | Year 12: Woven by Heart Sewn in Sorrow Remains of Detachment and Desire (stitch fabric, thread, cotton and mesh, magi-clay, tissue paper, acrylic paint and inks)
Matilda Wyer | Year 9: Steampunk (2 exhibits)
Violet Rankmore | Year 9: Steampunk (2 exhibits)
