Seymour College art exhibition shines
Plenty of people look at some of the best art and technology work from students.
By Margaret Milburn
The first-ever combined P-12 Seymour College arts and technology exhibition was well attended last week.
Seymour Community Arts Centre was filled with student work in pottery, photography, sculpture, textiles, wood, metal, collage, mosaic, drawing and painting.
Studio arts and design technology folios were on display along with delightful and skilful works by the more junior students. Open to the public from 6
We are now looking forward to an even bigger and better event next year. Congratulations to all students.
— Margaret Milburn
Seymour College Loco St campus art co-ordinator
The recent Seymour College art exhibition.
The recent Seymour College art exhibition.
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