Billanook College 2015 Gallery

Billanook College 2015 Gallery

Billanook College’s visual arts program aims to develop and encourage students’ self-expression and visual awareness through creating, making and presenting. Appreciation of their own, peer and adult artwork is an integral part of learning, and students are encouraged to explore and respond to art in past and present contexts and as relevant to their experience.

Student artwork of papier mache spheres — World Sphere

Student artwork of portraits with knitted moustaches — Three Philosophers

Student artwork of European houses — The Streets of Italy and Germany

Student artwork of people sitting on a river bank — River’s Edge

Student artwork of a petrol station — Petrol Station

Student artwork of a printed textile — Complex vulnerability

Student artwork of ceramic heads with food — Cross Culture Cuisine

Student artwork of a dragonfly — Dragonfly

Student artwork of felted sculptures — Felted Sculptures

Student artwork of a giraffe — Giraffe Mask

Student artwork of vines — Vines

Student artwork of a sculptural installation — Frozen Thoughts

Student artwork of faceless portraits — Frozen Thoughts

Student artwork of a knitted portrait in a cage — Knitted Portraits

Student artwork of a landscape — Landscape with Lightstream

Student artwork of acrobats — Mask

Student artwork of a ceramic car — Classic Vehicle

Student artwork of a — Antman

Student artwork of small business — Small. Independent. Personal.