The range of paintings, sculptures, ceramics, photography, film, woodwork, and fashion and textiles from students across Rockingham, Kwinana and Cockburn are a part of the Kwinana Industries annual Youth Art Awards.
Kwinana Industries Council director Chris Oughton said that the awards showed the outstanding talent the local region had to offer.
“The annual event displays the many talented budding artists in the local area and the creativity that students in this region possess,” he said.
“The Art Awards continue to provide the opportunity for local students to share their talents with the wider community and should be congratulated on the quality of their outstanding work.
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“The artworks that have been entered into this year’s art awards are phenomenal, and every year the talent we see just continues to get better.”
South Coast Baptist College’s Mbuze Ndjavera took out the Presidents Award for his artwork Skin with Tranby College’s Georgia Kay claiming second. Safety Bay High School students Mariah Peach and Shanelle Bartholomew were winners of the City of Rockingham Scholarship.