King Edward's Senior School celebrated the artistic talents of pupils with an end of year Art and Photography Exhibition supported by chartered accountants and independent financial advisers company, Monahans.
The Art and Photography Exhibition provided a showcase for the work of a host of talented up and coming young artists at the School. This year's theme was A River of Colour inspired by a recent visit to Barcelona where students saw work by Gaudi. In the spirit of the artist this year's Show was bursting with both colour and energy.
The art on display included a rich and diverse mix of paintings, prints, sculpture, mixed media and photography from the traditional to the more abstract.
This year King Edward's were delighted to welcome Monahans, who sponsored the event, to award prizes in the following categories:-
· Best Painting – Jack Taylor
· Best Painter – Ted Cheverton
· Best Printmaker – Katherine Pickering
· Best Mixed Media – Kirsty Tavendale
- Best Darkroom Practice - Ted Cheverton
· Most Digitally Creative – Danny Bellamy
· Best Photographer – Alice Worsdall
· Most Promising Photographer – Jack Crocker
· Best Sketchbook/Portfolio – Yasmine Pile
· Best Year 11 – Ellie Corp
· Best Year 10 - Rosie Combe
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Martin Longmore, partner at Monahans said; “Monahans were delighted to be able to support this exciting event and thereby helping to highlight the talented young artists at King Edward's.”
Every year a number of pupils from King Edward's go on to develop their talents at some of the premier art schools in the country including Chelsea School of Art and The Courtauld. The Show is the ideal opportunity for visitors to see artwork by new and emerging talent.