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Top Art Exhibition 2022
Nichola Li, Tauranga Girls College, 2021
Top Art is an annual touring exhibition featuring a selection of the NCEA Level 3 portfolios that achieved Excellence in Visual Art in the previous year. Five streams are covered: design, painting, photography, printmaking and sculpture.
Top Art provides an opportunity for secondary students and teachers to gain an understanding of what is required to achieve Excellence at Level 3. It also allows members of the public to see the high quality art being created in schools.
The exhibition schedule provides locations, dates and contact details for each leg of the exhibition - this is published in February.
Images of the Top Art folios can be viewed through our Top Art Facebook page. See the links below for specific streams. Note that you do not have to be a member of Facebook to view the page or images.
Images for each year's exhibition are uploaded during March.
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The 2021 Top Art Exhibition portfolios:
India Lindsay, Te Aho o Te Kura Pounamu |
Elise Cullen, Lincoln High School |
Cyryll Kabigting, Avonside Girls’ High School |
Rachel Berridge, Epsom Girls' Grammar |
James Crawdford, Rotorua Senior High School |
Alyssa Kruskopf, Otago Girls' High School |