Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

Published 12:00pm 1 November 2022

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards
Words by Jodie Powell

Monsters, food and animals were common themes in this year’s Moreton Bay Region Youth Art Awards.

Winners were announced last week, with Ashleigh Willis taking out the People’s Choice award with her stunning piece Nine Trophies.

Waste Not, from Albany Creek State High School, won first prize in the Years 7-12 3D collaborative category, Forest Bells from Mount Nebo State School came first in the category for Years 4-6 and Hive of Light from Caboolture Montessori School won for Prep-Grade 3.

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Mayor Peter Flannery says the Youth Art Awards are a great way to nurture and encourage young people to continue their dreams to become great artists.

“This year’s crop of entrants produced a range of wild and thoughtful pieces, but above all they showed great skill and technique beyond their years in both the 2D and 3D categories,” he says.

“Council is a big supporter of the arts through our three galleries in Caboolture, Redcliffe and Pine Rivers, as well as a number of initiatives like the Moreton Bay Region Art Prize and the new Art At Large program, giving local artists a professional opportunity to create large-scale pieces for our public spaces.

“I’d like to congratulate all the artists who submitted their work to this year’s award and I hope to see you all graduate into professional artists.”

Individual 3D art winners

Prep-Grade 3

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

First prize: Little tiny taco things, Arlo Davies

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

Second prize: My Family Vacation, Riley Rachow

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

Third prize: Sea Turtle, Rosie Firth

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

Third prize: A Life In My Brother's Shoe, Grace Meyer

Grades 4-6

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

First prize: The Big Monster, Henry Wilson Gleeson

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

Second prize: Deep Sea Invasion, Kate Hickey

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

Third prize: Flying off the pages, Aiden Ito

Grades 7-10

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

First prize: Watching the Universe, Montana Tieppo

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

Second prize, Stilts the TurtleBug, Seraphina Trembath-Lovall

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

Third prize, Feast, Wilhem Bindels

Grades 11, 12 and other

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

First prize: Celebration of a Nightmare, Sara Anderson

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

Second prize: Untitled, Danè Kotzè

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

Third prize: Symbols of Sarah, Sarah Hanson

Individual 2D art winners

Prep-Grade 3

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

First prize: Starry City, Milliette G Carrigan

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

Second prize: Off Road Motorbike, Monty Mcloughlin

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

Third prize: Monster Bridge, Oscar Keyse

Grades 4-6

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

First prize: Dragon, Annelies Bindels

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

Second prize: The Window of Feelings, Bodhi Thompson

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

Third prize: Eyes, Myla Broadbent

Grades 7-10

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

First prize: Ghost rider adaptation, Claud Van-Look

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

Second prize: Hands-off!, Mak Westbury

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

Third prize: Untitled, Phillip-John Catalano

Grades 11, 12 and other

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

First prize: The man of many greens, Haylen Wells

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

Second prize: Nine Trophies, Ashleigh Willis

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

Third prize: Aspects Of Me, Taylah Ingram

Talent shines through in 2022 Youth Art Awards

Third prize: Streets of your town, Finley Berry (Shnoompy Boy)

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