I was invited by Nudgee Senior Boys College to enter into their Art Festival. On the day of the opening night they phoned me to ask me if I was able to come in an hour earlier for a cocktail party prior to the opening as I had won 1st prize in their Art Competition.
The 1st prize was also accompanied by a $1500.00 prize and a certificate. During the evening I found out that the Sculpture that won first prize, a one off original Titled “Moonjabba” was also bought by the Principle for $1250.00.
An accredited TAFE teacher with a lifetime of experience. Georgette now teaches others to create amazing sculptures in a peaceful and positive social environment.
Jennifer Nixon-Rennie (on right side) won 1st prize in the advanced sculptural exhibition with her Sculpture Titled: “Born too beautiful for earth” We
Gallery is open every Thursday while I am teaching www.georgettesart.com I had two ladies that came through to view the art last Thursday, Sadly I
Winner 2019! Exhibition and Competition, at the annual event @ Georgettes Art, was Sally Smith with her second sculpture titled: “Waiting” of a little boy
Hazel Grass (in the centre) won 1st prize in my 16th year (Artist Georgette Schwantes left) Annual Exhibition and Competition judged by Mayor Karen Williams
