Grammar Gazette- Issue 1, 2017

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GAZETTE GALLERY

BRISBANE GIRLS GRAMMAR SCHOOL PROVIDES GIRLS WITH AN EXEMPLARY BROAD LIBERAL EDUCATION THROUGH DIVERSE OPPORTUNITIES TO STRENGTHEN NEW AND EXISTING TALENTS, AND TO NURTURE AN INDOMITABLE SPIRIT THAT STRIVES FOR MASTERY AND PERSONAL BEST. STRONG EVIDENCE OF THIS PHILOSPHY OF LEARNING THROUGH EXPERIMENTATION IN ACTION IS APPARENT ACROSS THE VISUAL ART PROGRAMME.

In the Junior School, Visual Art teachers work with students to establish a solid technical base within the girls to enable them to venture into more experimental and wide-ranging art work as they grow. In this edition of the Gazette, we introduce the Gazette Gallery to proudly showcase the breadth of creativity within our Visual Art programme and exhibited by our students. This inaugural selection of works from Terms I and II 2017, is curated around the theme ‘Painting and Drawing at Brisbane Girls Grammar School’. It highlights the clear growth in technical skill and sophistication of message, from refined curiosity through to a statement about what it means to be human.

Lost Lunch, Vivian Wang (8H)

What It Means To Be Human, Emma Macbeth (12G)

What It Means To Be Human, Olivia Byrom (12E)

Creature, Lily Counsell (7L)

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