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Youth Achievements
Personal achievements our students have reached
Visual Arts Brampton's Youth art classes bring out its students best work. Occasionally, students excel to high levels, reaching great accomplishments in their development. This list includes some of the most notable of these achievements.
Continously
- Many dozen of the child and teen member have been accepted into Mayfield School of the Arts, for high school, and later on accepted into arts programs at Sheridan College, Ontario College of Arts and Design.
In 2005
- May - Sarah Frid organizes and curates an exhibit of past and present VAB students, who were or are in Mayfield School of the Arts.
In 2004
- January - Nicholas Moreau was chosen among all the students at his high school, to design literacy posters, for eventual use in school across the Peel Board of Education.
In 2003
- November - Nicholas Moreau was invited to teach cartooning at the START Leadership Conference at Turner Fenton Secondary School.
In 2002
- Many youth members are in the permanent collection of the Art Gallery of Peel, thanks to the internationally entered "...it's in the mail" exhibit held in the gallery.
- Jordan Graham-Dalzell was a winner of the Royal Canadian Legion's contest, having her work submitted to the national level of competition for a Rememberance Day poster.
- Alex Procenko won the Brampton Arts Council's Visual Arts Award for Helen Wilson Public School.
- Some teen members were hired through the group to work on a safety mural for Bramalea City Centre.
- Some teen members were hired through the group to paint murals for local A Buck or Two windows.
In 2001
- Six of the eleven winners, including the grand prize winner, in HACE/Coca-Cola's "My Neighbourhood, My Life" art competition were Visual Arts Brampton students. Their works were then purchased by Coca-Cola Canada for their permanent collection.
Ilichna Morasky, Keith Moreau, Nicholas Moreau, Amber Menezes and Jennifer Cuthbert (not shown) worked on a mural promoting safety, on display at Bramalea City Centre.
Photo By Bryan Johnston, The Brampton Guardian.