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ARTS & LIFE

Celebrating creativity at Carinus

Steven LangBy Steven LangSeptember 21, 2017Updated:September 22, 2017No Comments2 Mins Read
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Deputy Principal of Victoria Girls’ High School, Anna Retief and Art Teacher Graeme Germond at the opening of the John Carinus Art School annual exhibition on Wednesday night.
Principal of Victoria Primary School, Colette Kaiser, was the guest speaker at Wednesday night’s annual prize giving at the Johan Carinus Art School. Photo: Steven Lang
A variety of art is on display at the Johan Carinus Art Centre until Friday 29 September. Photo: Steven Lang

Johan Carinus Arts School’s annual exhibition is open to the public Saturday 23 September, 9am-1pm, when you can also enjoy the Grahamstown morning market on the Carinus grounds. Victoria Primary School principal Colette Kayser was the guest speaker at the exhibition opening and award ceremony on Wednesday night 20 September, when pupils who excelled in their chosen disciplines through the year were celebrated along with their work.

The exhibition is open until next Friday 29 September.

PRIZEWINNERS
Victoria primary (gold awards)

Gr. 4    A. Kanana
Gr. 5    K. Bridger
Gr. 6    L. Elie
Gr. 7    K. Ncula

Victoria Girls High Junior art (gold awards)

Gr. 8    C. Thomson
Gr. 9    E. Vd Merwe

PJ OLIVIER JUNIOR KUNS (gold awards)

Gr. 4   S. Myburgh
Gr. 5   M. Schoonbee
Gr. 6   C. Henning
Gr. 7   E. Matroos
Gr. 8   S. Retief
Gr. 9   B. Visagie

GRAEME COLLEGE JUNIOR ART (gold awards)

Gr.5    D. Sias
Gr.6    L. Kohl
Gr.7    J. Burger
Gr.8    S. Craigie
Gr.9    S. Makalima

FIKIZOLO JUNIOR ART(gold awards)

Gr.5    A. Wgqobololo
Gr.6    A. Matika
Gr.7    N. Masabalala

VISUAL ARTS: PAINTING(gold awards)​

Gr.10   C. Steyn (PJO), U. Keza(VG), M. Davies (VG)
Gr. 11   R. Green (GC) Double Gold, D. Retief (PJO), U. Hanton (VG)
Gr.12  K. Jonas (VG)

  

S. Moss from Victoria Girls’ High School with her artwork.
Reece Green from Graeme College with his artwork which won gold in the Visual Arts; Painting Category. Photo: Supplied

 

D. Retief a Grade 11 pupil from PJ Oliver and and SS. Retief a Grade 8 pupil also from PJ Olivier both won gold in their respective categories. Photo: Supplied
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