National Summer Art Scholarship 201010 –16 January 2010
Applications closed Friday 30 October 2009

Summer art scholars 2009 get inspired by Rodin's Jean d'Aire
Download 2010 brochure (pdf, 3.7mb) | See 2009 recipients on Flickr
Artist, conservator, curator, designer, educator, multimedia, public relations, publishing …
There’s more to a career in the visual arts than meets the eye!
If you are in Year 11 and interested in art, you can spend a week this summer at the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra. Become one of sixteen students selected from around the nation—two from each state and territory—to participate in the National Summer Art Scholarship in 2010.
The scholarship program offers an opportunity to engage with the staff at the National Gallery of Australia, as well as other arts professionals, artists and your peers from around the nation. Discover the national collection and learn how
- works of art are acquired and exhibitions developed. Go behind the scenes to experience the workings of the Gallery. Participate in workshops and receive expert
- tuition from Gallery staff and professional artists. Apply today! Applications close Friday 30 October 2009 Send applications to: National Summer Art Scholarship 2010 Education Section National Gallery of Australia GPO Box 1150 Canberra ACT 2601
The recipients of the 2010 National Summer Art Scholarship are:
Alexandra Harwood, Canberra Girls’ Grammar School, ACT
Isabelle Mackay-Sim, Narrabundah College, ACT
Jordan Evans, St George Christian School, NSW
Callum Berry, Nowra High School, NSW
Lily Keenan, Mackillop Catholic College, WA
Sophie Durand, St Marys’ AGS, WA
Ash Tower, Immanuel College, SA
Stacey Hendrickson, Trinity College Senior, SA
Caitlin Buralli, Kormilda College, NT
Jessy Norman, Palmerston High School, NT
Caleb Hogan, Macleod College, VIC
Mardia Sakarintr, Goulburn Valley Grammar, VIC
Kenna Reid-Clark, Launceston College, TAS
Kathryn Whiteley, St. Brendan-Shaw College, TAS
Toby Leung, Brisbane Boys College, QLD
Adrienne Kenafake, Southport State High School, QLD
For further information:
Adriane.Boag@nga.gov.au
or phone +61 2 6240 6632
Proudly supported by
NAB is passionate about supporting Australian communities
and helping young artists reach their potential.
Learn more at nab.com.au
Also supported by
The Brassey of Canberra
School of Art, Australian National University
The Canberra Art Teachers Association
The 2009 Summer Art Scholarship
See the 2009 recipients on Flickr
The National Gallery of Australia and Sony Foundation Australia are pleased to announce the students selected for the 2009 Summer Art Scholarship.
Now in its twelfth year, the Summer Art Scholarship offers students the opportunity to relate to their peers in an environment that encourages professional engagement with many aspects of the visual arts industry. The scholarship includes airfares, accommodation, meals and workshops. In 2009 the Summer Art Scholarship will be held from 11–17 January.
The National Gallery would like to thank all students for their applications and to congratulate all entrants on the quality of their visual and written responses. The highly competitive selection process recognises just two students from each state and territory. As a national institution for the collecting and preserving of the visual arts we encourage each student to maintain their interest in the visual arts.
The recipients of the National Gallery of Australia and Sony Foundation Australia Summer Art Scholarships 2009 are:
Isabella Morawetz, Hawker College, ACT
Matthew Rigg, Canberra College, ACT
Olivia Cox, Singleton High School, NSW
Tom McKenzie, Hunter River High School, NSW
Harrison Quenault, St John's College, NT
Alyce Shearn, St Phillip's College, NT
Jahl Herapath, Tully State High School, QLD
Sacha Wynter, All Hallows School, QLD
Alexander Carletti, Marryatville High School, SA
Michael White, Golden Grove High School, SA
James Brown, Launceston Church Grammar School, TAS
William Heath, The Hutchins School, TAS
Anna Carrig, Carey Baptist Grammar School, VIC
Kendal McQuire, Princes Hill Secondary College, VIC
Sam Cavallard, Bunbury Senior High School, WA
Hui-Leng Cassandra Ho, Perth College, WA

