Wednesday 7 October opened our annual Art and Technology Exhibition- Purpose 2026. On the evening, we had over 350 pieces of student work on display, from family crests, lino prints, short films, guitars, folios, furniture and much more. We also introduced for 2026 a staff entry section that received some great reviews.
On the evening 3 awards were given, one for the best student work in the Technology Learning Area, one for the best student work in the Arts Learning Area and lastly the Principal’s choice award selected by our principal Mr Mark Aiello for the student work that he was most impressed by on the evening and that really captured the excellence that we strive for in all areas at the College.
Best in Technology was awarded to Zac Baini Year 9 student for his electric guitar, Matteo Sculli, Year 10 student won best in Arts and our Principal’s Award recipient was Anthony Le for his Year 12 VCD folio and children’s story book and plushie.
At the College Term 4 Assembly we announced the winner of the People's Choice Award. The People’s Choice award is based on public voting for all that attended the exhibition, a special shout out to Ms Susan Mirabilio who despite being a staff member, still received a large number of votes for her Seal painting, and also coming runner up in the People’s Choice, Max D’Ambrosio for his Yr 12 Creative Practice folio and final which was a surfboard with a Japanese Traditional Tattoo Art illustration.
With the above awards, we also offer congratulations to our winner of the 2026 Purpose Exhibition People’s Choice, Year 9 Student John Berto for his 4-Way Portrait of IT. Another amazing year of talent and exceptional craftsmanship, creativity, and innovation, we look forward to our next exhibitions with ACC and MACS, stay tuned!
Ms Sasha Tukavkin and Mr Chris Sedgman
