Eight showcases featuring 492 stars of the 2018 HSC have launched this term at a special event at the Art Gallery of NSW.
NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) CEO David de Carvalho says this year’s Showcase program gives the community a chance to view and experience the amazing creative projects of last years’ HSC students.
“The eight HSC Showcases are an exciting part of the state’s annual cultural calendar, attended by current and future HSC students, their teachers and the wider community for both enjoyment and inspiration.”
David de Carvalho, NESA
Students performing and displaying their projects at this year’s Showcase season launch include:
“I would not be surprised to see a young Rose Byrne, Delta Goodrem or Ben Quilty emerge one day from this year’s group of talented performers and exhibitors.”
David de Carvalho, NESA
“Selection for a HSC showcase is an outstanding achievement reflecting the dedication and determination of students, their teachers and parents in developing creative talent.”
“The HSC has a strong history of nurturing creative and design talent, with many students going on to enjoy wonderful careers, including four former ARTEXPRESS students now exhibited at the Art Gallery of NSW.”
“In addition to congratulating the 492 students selected for a Showcase, I wish to congratulate the many other talented students who were nominated for a Showcase,” Mr de Carvalho said.
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