Fused glass coolamons, made by Prendiville students, ready for presentation at the BHP NAIDOC 2018 awards. Congratulations to Aaron Thomas who won three categories.
On 7 June a special collaboration took place at PCC with a visit from Clontarf Aboriginal College. We were lucky to host 25 students from Clontarf who came to work with our FlexEd students in the Glassworking Studio.
Sam Fontaine, Principal of St Andrew’s Catholic Primary Clarkson, met with Prendiville Catholic College Glassworking students. Sam is heading to London and Scotland to participate in a variety of workshops and lectures and is taking the crosses as gifts.
As the countdown continues to the official launch of the Plenary Council next month at Pentecost, this feature on Lana Turvey-Collins outlines some of the hopes for this transformative process #plenarycouncil https://t.co/dWpuj1PzM4
Adam Morris, Year 12 has completed the glass component for his next bespoke glass, Jarrah and titanium sculpture. It is firing alongside more bowl and plate discs.
Pope Francis' 'Go Green' message is not lost within the Archdiocese. Today the plants around the cathedral were cleared to make way for new ones. These plants are owned by a dedicated group of parishioners who will take these plants home and care for them.
Warrick Palmateer’s first completed pot for his exhibition ate John Curtin Gallery. It is sitting at the BGC brickworks where he is working as an artist in residence. Unfortunately, it cracked when being transported on a forklift.