Iluka Visions is BRAG’s annual exhibition of student artworks from high schools in the South West region. Since 1991, Iluka Visions has showcased artworks created by students in high schools stretching from Harvey to Manjimup.
Published 19 August 2024, updated 27 November 2024
This year, the exhibition consists of major pieces made by artists in Year 11 and Year 12 from 13 schools. Works were selected by the school’s respective arts staff and exhibited the best of their senior school student artist’s skills and conceptual development. Artworks range from painting to ceramic, to wearable art, sculpture, video, photography, and a combination of mediums. They range in content from engaging with current social and political issues, to personal reflections on the human condition, to fan art and pure image-making.
In a special Exhibition Opening and Awards Event held on Sunday 18 August, the 2024 award winners were announced:
| AWARD | WINNER |
| Painting Award | Saraya O'Donnell – Fry BULLETPROOF (2023), acrylic and fine line pen on board Our Lady of Mercy College |
| Work on Paper Award | Melody Ginns A Dusty Trip (2024), dry paint on paper Eaton Community College |
| 3D Award | Josephine Patane Tea for two (2023), calico, tea bags, tea, crocheted doilies, embroidery, transfers, cotton, MDF, acrylic, found objects, resin and sound recording Bunbury Catholic College |
| Equity Award | Shalin Tyrell Summer Beach (2024), acrylic, glue sand, shells and rocks on repurposed canvas Newton Moore Education Support Centre |
| Runner Up Best Overall Award | Samantha Billington The Hive Divide (2023), acrylic on board Bunbury Senior High School |
| Best Overall Award | Aida Blackley Everything but a sundial (2024), ink and white pencil on red paper Eaton Community College |
| Viewer's Choice | Charlee Sidebottom I Was Fifteen (2023), charcoal, conte, balsawood, paper clay, acrylic paint and varnish on board Bunbury Catholic College |
Congratulations to our award winners and all student artists exhibiting in Iluka Visions 2024.
The exhibition is on until Sunday 27 October, and all visitors can vote for the Viewer's Choice award.
Iluka Visions is supported by the following sponsors:
