CRANBOURNE STAR NEWS
Home » Phil’s art takes centre stage

Phil’s art takes centre stage

Phil Nevin is this year's Casey guest artist at the popular Kevin Hill's 'Top Ten' Australian Artists show. 69011Phil Nevin is this year’s Casey guest artist at the popular Kevin Hill’s ‘Top Ten’ Australian Artists show. 69011

LOCAL artist Phil Nevin is set to make an impression at the popular Kevin Hill’s ‘Top Ten’ Australian Artists show to be held in Casey.
The Doveton resident will be this year’s Casey guest artist for the show, at the Casey Civic Centre on the weekend of 8-9 October.
Mr Nevin has been experimenting with colour and paints since a change in life direction resulted in his departure from his former career and led him to complete a tertiary qualification in Computer Animation and the Visual Arts.
“I’m yet to decide on a favourite style or category,” he said. “The journey is still an adventure.”
Casey community strengthening manager Janette Green said that the Casey Guest Artist program was a unique opportunity provided by the council to highlight and promote local accomplished artists.
“Many of our wonderful artists in Casey are very accomplished in their own right but may not be well known by our local community,” she said.
“The Casey Guest Artist program, in partnership with the Kevin Hill ‘Top Ten’ Australian Artists, gives local artists the opportunity to shine here in their own community and provides promotional opportunities not otherwise available locally.
“It is also a great opportunity for visitors to the show to meet and buy works directly from the artist.”
Mr Nevin will be present throughout the show to meet and talk about his work at the exhibition.
The free show will be open from 9.30am to 5pm on Saturday 8 October and from 9.30am and 4pm on Sunday 9 October at the Casey council chambers, Magid Drive, Narre Warren.
For more information contact Casey customer service on 9705 5200.

Digital Editions


More News

  • Who owns Australia? Fear, property and the cultural DNA of ownership

    Who owns Australia? Fear, property and the cultural DNA of ownership

    After last week’s column on Pauline Hanson, a familiar refrain surfaced again: “Migrants are buying up Australia” and killing the “Castle” dream! It’s a powerful line. It taps into something…

  • Man charged with 98 offences, found in Cranbourne

    Man charged with 98 offences, found in Cranbourne

    A 31-year old man has been charged with 98 offences following an extensive investigation into thefts across several suburbs. Officers from Casey Crime Investigation Unit and the Crime Reduction Team…

  • Armed offenders wanted after Sth East spree

    Armed offenders wanted after Sth East spree

    Armed offenders have been allegedly involved in a series of linked incidents at homes across the South East, police say. Three unknown offenders entered a home on Riverside West in…

  • ’Compensation’ builds tension

    ’Compensation’ builds tension

    Traders say they have “nowhere left to turn” after two local councils refused to offer compensation, calling it a pattern of “neglect” across all levels of government. For more than…

  • Community is teed-off

    Community is teed-off

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 392859 Residents say Casey councillors should have rejected the Cranbourne Golf Course housing redevelopment and left it to the State Government to intervene if…

  • What’s on

    What’s on

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 502746 Visible Mending Workshop Bring along your moth-chomped or ripped items and use visible mending techniques to give your damaged items new life. Session…

  • Jess Wilson pledges faster land release in growth areas

    Jess Wilson pledges faster land release in growth areas

    Opposition Leader Jess Wilson has unveiled the first plank of the Coalition’s housing strategy to fast-track development in growth areas as the State heads into an election year. Her housing…

  • Family raises funds for road safety after teen’s tragic death

    Family raises funds for road safety after teen’s tragic death

    As the Provence Centre at Mazenod College filled with people honouring 16-year-old Chris, a heavy stillness lingered in the air. Chris Rua Antony died last Friday after being hit by…

  • Bulls charge home to win

    Bulls charge home to win

    Dandenong West secured a brilliant comeback victory against Narre South in the Dandenong District Cricket Association (DDCA) Turf 1 competition to win by two wickets in what turned out to…

  • Demons ready to ascend

    Demons ready to ascend

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 478111 Footy is in the air and the buzz can be felt around the ground at Casey Fields as the Casey Demons load up…