ARTEXPRESS
Hazelhurst Arts Centre
Mon 09 Feb '26 – Sun 12 Apr '26
Overview
The annual ARTEXPRESS exhibition returns to Hazelhurst showcasing outstanding HSC Visual Arts bodies of work from over 50 students from across the state, including seven from southern Sydney schools.
Students push aesthetic, conceptual and formal boundaries, experimenting across a range of expressive forms including drawing, painting, ceramics, photomedia, time-based forms, graphic design, sculpture and printmaking.
Part of the HSC Showcase…
The annual ARTEXPRESS exhibition returns to Hazelhurst showcasing outstanding HSC Visual Arts bodies of work from over 50 students from across the state, including seven from southern Sydney schools.
Students push aesthetic, conceptual and formal boundaries, experimenting across a range of expressive forms including drawing, painting, ceramics, photomedia, time-based forms, graphic design, sculpture and printmaking.
Part of the HSC Showcase season, ARTEXPRESS includes artworks by some of New South Wales most talented young artists.
ARTEXPRESS is a collaboration between NSW Department of Education and NSW Education Standards Authority.
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