A big opening night crowd at the Springwood Art Show last Friday was treated to a huge variety of quality paintings, sculptures, photographs, prints, jewellery and even fine origami for sale.

By Shane Desiatnik
Updated September 2 2014 - 1:23pm, first published 12:00am
Top dog: Junior category winner, eight-year-old East Kurrajong resident Noah Berrington, facing his entry called Dog of the Landscape.
Top dog: Junior category winner, eight-year-old East Kurrajong resident Noah Berrington, facing his entry called Dog of the Landscape.
Art aplenty: (Above left) 2014 Archibald Prize finalists Mathew Lynn from Blackheath and Mick Bales from Valley Heights in a panel discussion led by Brad Hart, head of Springwood High School s art department. (Left) Junior category winner, Noah Berrington (8) from East Kurrajong, with his entry, Dog of the Landscape. (Above) Visitors enjoy the works at the Springwood Art Show.
Art aplenty: (Above left) 2014 Archibald Prize finalists Mathew Lynn from Blackheath and Mick Bales from Valley Heights in a panel discussion led by Brad Hart, head of Springwood High School s art department. (Left) Junior category winner, Noah Berrington (8) from East Kurrajong, with his entry, Dog of the Landscape. (Above) Visitors enjoy the works at the Springwood Art Show.
2014 Archibald Prize finalists Mick Bales from Valley Heights (holding the microphone) and Mathew Lynn from Blackheath participate in a panel discussion at opening night of the Springwood Art Show led by Brad Hart, head of Springwood High School's arts department.
2014 Archibald Prize finalists Mick Bales from Valley Heights (holding the microphone) and Mathew Lynn from Blackheath participate in a panel discussion at opening night of the Springwood Art Show led by Brad Hart, head of Springwood High School's arts department.
Big winner: Julie Simmons from Castlereagh next to her painting Big Reds, which won the major award at the 2014 Springwood Art Show last Friday night.
Big winner: Julie Simmons from Castlereagh next to her painting Big Reds, which won the major award at the 2014 Springwood Art Show last Friday night.
Paintings galore: There was plenty of inspiring art to smile about during the Springwood Art Show at Springwood High School last week.
Paintings galore: There was plenty of inspiring art to smile about during the Springwood Art Show at Springwood High School last week.

A big opening night crowd at the Springwood Art Show last Friday was treated to a huge variety of quality paintings, sculptures, photographs, prints, jewellery and even fine origami for sale.

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