The exhibition presented many innovative works of art from talented individuals eager to pursue a career in the arts.
It featured the matriculants’ artworks from six ISASA schools in Gauteng. Khensani Mahlabane, Angela Kow and Palesa Ngoasheng from the college received merit awards, and Thorsten Reisinger came third overall.
He entered evocative animation film based on a story he penned of a man who loses his family and thus loses touch with reality.
“It is a wonderful validation for our learners to get such a positive response to their art from the judges, who are professionals in the art world,” said Debbie le Roux, the head of the cultural co-curricular department, and the subject head for visual arts.
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