'Every artist was first an amateur' Student Art Exhibition

Region: Regional South | Wollongong
Year 10 and 11
Program Visual arts

Every artist was first an amateur is a week-long art exhibition, held at the Project Contemporary Artspace Wollongong, exhibiting work by Years 10 and 11 creative arts students from public schools across the Illawarra. Students studying visual arts, visual design and photography are welcome to submit their works for selection. 

The aim of the project is to provide students with the motivation to produce meaningful class work, as well as providing them with a real life, subject specific experience to assist their course work and increase their appreciation of the arts culture.

The nature of an exhibition allows the public, including parents and family members to engage with the students learning and celebrate their achievements.

2025 exhibition dates

The Every Artist Was First an Amateur exhibition will be held from Tuesday 16 to Saturday 20 September 2025 at the Project Contemporary Artspace Wollongong.

Enquiries

Kate Brewer
Curriculum Network Illawarra - Visual Arts Coordinator
Phone
02 4271 2787
Alison Buckley
Arts Coordination Officer
Phone
0408 967 712
Project Contemporary Artspace

255 Keira St
Wollongong NSW 2500
Australia

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Gallery

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Student artwork hanging in a gallery space

All Arts Units programs are inclusive. If support is required to participate in 'Every artist was first an amateur' Student Art Exhibition, please email [email protected] so we can assist.