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transform ive CATALOGUE SALA ART EXHIBITION CELEBRATING THE SHERRIN FOOTBALL TO RAISE FUNDS FOR YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES
“I constantly felt drained, tired, busy, unmotivated, self-conscious
and generally unhappy. I felt stuck in a rut. Although I was aware
of what needed changing, I needed help to do so. Then I started
with Youth Opportunities. In a matter of weeks, I went from talking
to nobody – to greeting strangers. I went from not being able to
even order food to being able to speak in front of a group. That
quiet, timid, miserable girl was changing into who she actually
wanted to be. I hadn’t realise how far I had come until my
parents mentioned all the changed they had seen in me, which
motivated me to keep going…” Youth Opportunities Graduate
transform ive
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9 - 31 AUGUST
PLANT 4 BOWDEN
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8104 6402
SALA ART EXHIBITION CELEBRATING THE SHERRIN FOOTBALL
THE 2018
CONCEPT ARTISTS / PERSONALITIES
Artists including painters and sculptors have 100 artists and personalities are involved in the
worked solely or in collaboration with a footy 2018 exhibition.
legend or personality to pay tribute to the iconic
Sherrin. Using the football as their canvas, they Personalities: Premier Steven Marshall, Taylor
have transformed it into an artistic masterpiece Walker, Matt Preston, Gavin Wanganeen, Eddie
available for purchase to raise funds for Youth Betts, Paddy Ryder, Mark Ricciuto, Warren Tredrea,
Opportunities. Mark Bickley, Russell Ebert, Erin Phillips, Chad
Wingard, Sam Powell-Pepper, Tony Modra, Lleyton
ABOUT THE
Hewitt, Nigel Smart, Hamish Hartlett, Darren
2018 EXHIBITION Cahill, Simona Halep, Andrew Jarman, Roger
Presented by South Australian charity Youth Rasheed, Chris Dittmar, Dave Gleeson, Graham
Opportunities, the exhibition’s theme of Cornes, Glen Cooper, Chester Osborne, Rob
transformARTive reflects the transformation Chapman, Malcolm Blight, K.G. Cunningham, Kane
that young people undergo as part of the Youth Cornes, Ebony Marinoff, Chad Cornes, Neil Kerley,
Opportunities Personal Leadership Program. Stephen Rowe, Carolyn Habib MP and Peter Carey.
The 10-week program empowers young people,
giving them the skills and tools to overcome Artists: David Bromley, Gavin Wanganeen, Chris
adversity and build resilience, so they don’t just Orchard, Emma Hack, Vans the Omega, Tsering
cope, they thrive. Hannahford, Jason Sims, Mariana Mesic, Dan
Withey,, Eliza Piro, Tiff Manuell, Ellie Kammer,
In its inaugural year transformARTive has had Vipoo Srivilasa, Billie Justice Thompson, Lucy
enormous success attracting award winning, Bonnin, Driller, Henry Stentiford,
nationally recognised artists and high calibre Tom Keukenmeester, Ryan Zedr, Janine Dello, Donovan
personalities to design the Sherrin’s. Christie, Anna Horne, Katie Shriner, Harriet McKay,
Nina Ventura, Kevin Bynder, Alice Potter, David Mosley,
Sarah Macdonald, Robyn Wood, Jade Harland, Angus
Held as part of the South Australian Living Arts Hamra, Andrea Malone, Tiff Rysdale, Chris Edser, Nicole
Festival, the opening night of the exhibition on Black, Jasmine Crisp, Julia Townsend, Leah Grant, Annie
August 9 is open to the public. The one of a kind Rudduck, Jan Beasley, Judith Archer, Erin Reinboth, Brian
Sherrin’s will be for sale with the top 10 Critics O’Malley, Tom O’Callaghan, Marjana Dobson, Olympia
Choice auctioned off live at the opening. All Antoniadis, Glenn Kestell, Andrew Clarke, Annabel
funds raised supporting Youth Opportunities. Hume, Amanda Westley and Barbara Harkness.
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402
AMANDA
WESTLEY
NO 1. MEETING PLACE
SOLD $1,000
Amanda Westley is a
Ngarrindjeri woman who lives
in Victor Harbor. Amanda has
been painting for many years
and her art can be found in
galleries in SA and WA. Her
main focus is dot work and she
likes to use colours that best
ARTWORK CREATED IN represent her country on the
COLLABORATION WITH South Coast.
ANDREW MCLEOD
GAVIN WANGANEEN
NO 2. UNTITLED
SOLD $1,500
Gavin is a contemporary Indigenous artist,
descendent from the Kokatha people of
the Western Desert in South Australia. He
is also known for being an AFL legend &
Brownlow Medalist.
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402
LUCY BONNIN
NO 3. LEGENDARY
SOLD $ 1,700
This piece pays homage to
Russell’s background and
legendary career at Port
Adelaide.
ARTWORK CREATED IN
COLLABORATION WITH
RUSSELL EBERT
JASON SIMS
NO 4. INFINITY
SOLD $900
Jason is an Australian artist whose practice
embodies a fresh perspective on light-based,
multi-media artworks. He has exhibited across
Australia as well as in Hong Kong, the UK and
the USA. His work is held in major public and
private collections.
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402
CHRIS EDSER
NO 5. PROCOPLODOM
GOLITH
SOLD $1,000
Chris Edser is a diverse and
creative Illustrator and Animator.
He has worked for a diversity of
clients from theatre, classical
music and wine to sports, novelty
rock bands and beer, so you will
probably find something to talk to
him about.
ARTWORK CREATED IN
COLLABORATION WITH
NEIL KERLEY
Student Wellbeing Indicators
Students undertaking the Personal
Leadership Program are asked to
complete a wellbeing self-assessment at
the beginning and end of the program. In
2017, students reported increases
95% of students reported
94% feel they have the
94% know what to do
91% felt their self-esteem
90% reported better
88% felt they had more
DAVID BROMLEY
NO 6. BROMLEY BOY
SOLD $2,000
David Bromley is one of the most
recognisable and innovative
artists in Australia. Over the past
20 years David’s work has fostered
widespread acclaim and notoriety
in Australia and internationally.
He has exhibited on nearly every
continent including Asia, Europe,
Africa and America.
DAVID BROMLEY
NO 7. BROMLEY BUTTERFLY
VALUED AT $2,000+
David has developed distinct
themes and unique styles of
painting; his best known are
the nude female portraits and
children’s series, but he often
explores with various mediums and
imagery that portray a certain
whimsy. However diverse in his
subject matter, David’s work is
enduringly figurative, daringly
coloured and executed with a
graphic intention that is striking and
memorable.
GLENN KESTELL
NO 8. THIS IS NOT ROGER
SOLD $1,600
Glen’s practice revolves around
exploring a perceptive experience
and questions regarding identity.
His accomplishments and list of
exhibitions continues to grow.
ARTWORK CREATED IN
COLLABORATION WITH
ROGER RASHEED
ANNIE RUDDUCK
NO 9. EDDIE MAGIC
SOLD $1,600
Lucy Duck is the design studio of
Annie Rudduck, a graphic designer
and illustrator with a strong focus on
typography, patterns and nostalgic
imagery. I have a large portfolio of
work consisting of restaurant and wine
branding.
ARTWORK CREATED IN
COLLABORATION WITH
EDDIE BETTS
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402
EMMA HACK
NO 10. STATE PRIDE
SOLD $2,000
Emma has received great
acclaim for her refined body
paint camouflage technique
and is well known for her
Florence Broadhurst Wallpaper
series and her collaboration
with Gotye for music video
Somebody That I Used to Know,
which has been viewed by over
1 billion people worldwide.
ARTWORK CREATED IN COLLABORATION WITH
PREMIER STEVEN MARSHALL
HENRY STENTIFORD
NO 11. THIS MAN IS FOOTBALL
SOLD $1,750
Henry’s work is highly unique and
portrays a great skill in technique which
combines free hand drawings and the
use of vivid colouring.
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402
“This experience is one I will never forget.
It has changed my mindset and it has
got me out of dark times… I was broken,
unconfident, trapped in my own thoughts,
I knew something had to change. Youth
Opportunities came at the right time.
As the weeks went by and I did my
challenges, I immediately felt a difference
in myself. Just little changes have made
me happier. I feel like I have drawn a line
in the sand and walked over it. I have
moved on and now I only concentrate
on the present and future. I still have bad
days but they never last long and I can
get myself to be happy. I AM happy. I am
proud of my progress and I wouldn’t be
in this place without Youth Opps. I smile
each day now.”
Youth Opportunities GraduateAMANDA
WESTLEY
NO 12. TELLING STORIES
VALUED AT $500
Amanda Westley is a Ngarrindjeri
woman who lives in Victor
Harbor. Amanda has been
painting for many years and her
art can be found in galleries in
SA and WA. Her main focus is
dot work and she likes to use
ARTWORK CREATED IN colours that best represent her
country on the South Coast.
COLLABORATION WITH
CHAD WINGARD
ANDREA MALONE
NO 13. EYES ON THE BALL
VALUED AT $500
Andrea has a fascination with
line, colour, tone and form and
the revelation and disguise of
meaning are used as ongoing
themes. Creative risk-taking always
provides her with inspiration and
new directions.
ARTWORK CREATED IN
COLLABORATION WITH
MARK BICKLEY
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402ANDREW CLARKE
NO 14. NIGEL
VALUED AT $500
Andrew’s work considers the role
of figuration and narrative within
contemporary painting practice. He has
been a finalist in a number of prestigious
prizes and exhibited widely.
ARTWORK CREATED IN
COLLABORATION WITH
NIGEL SMART
BILLIE JUSTICE
THOMPSON
NO 15. COOPERS
VALUED AT $500
Billie’s work reflects her obsession
with the nostalgia and iconic
food imagery. She enjoys paying
playing homage to the kitschy
delights of eating, drinking and
the day to day miracles of
existence.
ARTWORK CREATED IN
COLLABORATION WITH
GLEN COOPER
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402BRIAN O’MALLEY
NO 16. SHERRIN HAIR BALL
VALUED AT $500
Brain’s art is multi dimensional. His focus
is the Fleurieu peninsula landscape. He
uses polyocular views to create 180 –
360 degree landscapes. Brian paints
directly from the view while gathering
information by moving through the
landscape to record the peripheral
and frontal views simultaneously.
ARTWORKS CREATED IN
COLLABORATION WITH:
MALCOLM BLIGHT
BRIAN O’MALLEY
NO 17. BLIGHTY
VALUED AT $500
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402DAN WITHEY
NO 18. UNTITLED
VALUED AT $500
Dan’s artwork is recognisable
by the clean lines, vivid colours
and solid shapes which are
the mainstays that make up
his characters. Their simplicity
combines human and animal
forms into creatures that are
neither one nor the other.
DONOVAN
CHRISTIE
NO 19. PIE FLOATER
VALUED AT $1,000
Donovan’s work can be seen
as very witty and nostalgic.
His aim is to bring attention
to the things that often
take a backseat in our lives,
encouraging the viewer
to pause and look at the
landscape a little different. ARTWORK CREATED IN
COLLABORATION WITH
MARK RICCIUTO
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402DRILLER
NO 20. THE PORT FAMILY
VALUED AT $750
Driller Jet Armstrong is one of Adelaide’s most
innovative characters and founder of the
Daubist art movement. Driller also created
the memorable 1990 Fringe Poster and his
work is highly collectable.
ARTWORK CREATED IN
COLLABORATION WITH
WARREN TREDREA
DRILLER
NO 21. I LOVE TO HATE
VALUED AT $750
My pieces were mainly inspired by my
idols, Tredders and Studley bus also my
love of the Port Adelaide Football Club.
Port is a family club. Tredders spoke to me
of his love of growing up around the club,
and now he is coaching young Chad’s
footy portrays how much we both love to
hate the crows.
ARTWORK CREATED IN
COLLABORATION WITH
CHAD CORNES
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402“I was so sick of my life. But all I have learnt in Youth
Opportunities has changed my life, big time. Youth
Opportunities have support me and I have taken
myself in a new direction where I can now see
happiness and my future job and career.”
Youth Opportunities GraduateELLIE KAMMER
NO 22. SKIN IN THE GAME
VALUED AT $750
Ellie’s work is centred around chronic
illness and relationships. With her own
experience at the forefront, she has
also colloborated with high profile
actresses who are also advocate for
women’s rights and encourages pride
and ownership of the female body.
ARTWORK CREATED IN
COLLABORATION WITH
ERIN PHILLIPS
GLENN KESTELL
NO 23. INKED
VALUED AT $750
Glen’s practice revolves around
exploring a perceptive experience
and questions regarding identity.
His accomplishments and list of
exhibitions continues to grow.
ARTWORK CREATED IN
COLLABORATION WITH
HAMISH HARTLETT
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402JADE HARLAND
NO 24. DITSY
VALUED AT $500
Jade is visual artist who is predominately a
figurative painter producing works in photo
realist style. She is constantly evolving her
work and enjoys experimenting.
ARTWORK CREATED IN
COLLABORATION WITH
CHRIS DITTMAR
JADE HARLAND
NO 25. KERLS
VALUED AT $500
‘Kerls’ features a bold representation
of team colours from SANFL Clubs West
Adelaide, South Adelaide and Glenelg
which Neil played in throughout his
football career.
ARTWORK CREATED IN
COLLABORATION WITH
NEIL ‘KERLS’ KERLEY
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402JAKE HOLMES
NO 26. SUPER
VALUED AT $500
Jake is a printmaker, drawer,
painter and co-founder of
Tooth and Nail Studio. He is
the created of the rainbow
‘C’mon Aussie C’mon’ posters
that subverted the famous
cricket anthem and became
the iconic image in support of
Australian marriage equality.
CREATED IN COLLABORATION WITH
PETER CAREY
JANINE DELLO
NO 27. KICK LIKE A GIRL
VALUED AT $750
Janine is a figurative artist.
Her painting practice centres
around the contemporary
female experience where
she explores female culture,
drawing inspiration from
contemporary media such as
fashion, magazines, film, music
and poetry.
CREATED IN COLLABORATION WITH
EBONY MARINOFF
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402VANS THE OMEGA
NO 28. A STATEMENT TO MAKE
VALUED AT $750
Joel Van Moore aka Vans The Omega
is a creative who has unveiled his art
and letterforms in spray and mixed
media across the planet for over two
decades. Most of his influences have
come from ancient scripts, architecture,
engineering, nature & the idea of
movement or balance.
CREATED IN COLLABORATION WITH
ROB CHAPMAN
JULIA TOWNSEND
NO 29. STAYING IN THE LINES
VALUED AT $250
Julia is a contemporary Australian painter
working predominantly in abstraction.
Her work features bright colour fields,
hard-edge geometric abstraction
and graphic line work, that reference
contemporary architecture, the digital
age, and the aesthetics of social systems.
CREATED IN COLLABORATION WITH
CAROLYN POWER MP
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402KATIE SHRINER
NO 30. JETTY
VALUED AT $500
Katie has completed a number
of international artist residences.
She is keen footy supporter
and even played full forward
for Unley while at school. Her
football with Andrew Jarman
features the Brighton Jetty.
ARTWORK CREATED IN COLLABORATION WITH
ANDREW JARMAN
KERIN HAYDEN
NO 31. IT’S ALL PART OF THE GAME
VALUED AT $400
K.G Cunningham is synomymous with
sport and through his commentatry he
connects the community to the game.
This ball represents the communiyt spirit
behind football and the nostalga of
the game.
ARTWORK CREATED IN COLLABORATION
WITH
K.G. CUNNINGHAM
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402KEVIN BYNDER
NO 32. SAM
VALUED AT $500
Bynder, a Whadjuk-Yuet-Balaadong
man on his mother’s side and a
Badamia Yamatji on his father’s, has
been an indigenous artist for 17 years.
This year his design chosen for the West
Coast Eagles and Port Adelaide for the
AFL’s Indigenous Round.
ARTWORK CREATED IN COLLABORATION
WITH
SAM POWELL-PEPPER
KEVIN BYNDER
NO 33. PADDY
VALUED AT $500
Bynder, a Whadjuk-Yuet-Balaadong
man on his mother’s side and a
Badamia Yamatji on his father’s, has
been an indigenous artist for 17 years.
This year his design chosen for the West
Coast Eagles and Port Adelaide for the
AFL’s Indigenous Round.
ARTWORK CREATED IN COLLABORATION
WITH
PADDY RYDER
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402LEAH GRANT
NO 34. BOTANIC TIGER
VALUED AT $500
Leah is a visual artist and
educator. Her work is bright,
colourful and uplifting. She
explores the textures and colours
of various mediums, focusing
most recently with photography,
ink, acrylic and aerosol.
ARTWORK CREATED IN COLLABORATION
WITH
GRAHAM CORNES
Employment Pathways
Students who
applied for work
during the
program: 137
70% Students who
felt the program
assisted: 96LUCY BONNIN
NO 35. HEY PRESTO
VALUED AT $1,000
Lucy has a love for the quirky, the old
masters and a dash of abstraction. This
artwork reflects Matt Preston’s style and
passion for food, featuring his signature
suit, cravat and cutlery. The small magpies
show his AFL team colours.
ARTWORK CREATED IN COLLABORATION
WITH
MATT PRESTON
LUCY BONNIN
NO 36. TEX
VALUED AT $1,500
Lucy has been a finalist in
numerous prestigious art prizes.
This artwork is inspired by Tex’s
home town and landscape of
Broken Hill. It also features flying
crows.
CREATED IN COLLABORATION WITH
TEX WALKER
CAPTAIN OF THE CROWS
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402MARIANA MEZIC
NO. 37 HOOK, LINE AND SHERRIN?
SOLD $750
Mariana’s work features bold hyper-
realistic faces surrounded by energetic
scenarios using pencil graphite and
watercolours. Her artwork was chosen for
the Adelaide Cabaret Festival this year.
CREATED IN COLLABORATION WITH
DAVE GLEESON
NINA VENTURA
NO 38. THE HOLY GRAIL
VALUED AT $1,000
Nina is an art collector who
uses vintage mannequins as her
canvases to transfer carefully
chosen of images and other
antique treasures to create one
of a kind pieces.
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402RYAN ‘ZEDR’ PEIK
NO 39. INNER SANCTUM
SOLD $500
Ryan is a Melbourne based artist spe-
cialising in canvas, interior, exterior and
commission work. His street art style is
bold and colourful. ‘Inner Sanctum’ is
a statement to back yourself,be proud
and stand for yourself, your individu-
ality regardless of the environmental
pressures that surround you. To help
show the disenfrachised, the vilified,
the subtugated that they can break
the cycle and be their true selves, and
dominate their own field.
RYAN ‘ZEDR’PEIK
NO 40. CHAMPION
VALUED AT $500
Adelaide born artist, living in melbourne,
mixed medium artist predominatly using
aerosal, charcoal and acrylics, current
works revolved around impressionist
realism human form and portracture,
31 yr male.
CREATED IN COLLABORATION WITH
DARREN CAHILL + SIMONA
HALEP
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402SARAH MACDONALD
NO 41. DESERT PEA
VALUED AT $750
Sarah is an artist and art teacher who
has exhibited around Australia and in
New York. Using thick layers of oil paint,
built up with brushes and palette knives,
she creates richly textured works inspired
by the natural and urban environment.
‘Desert Pea’ combines two great Australian
Icon’s - a Sherrin footy and a Sturt Desert
Pea. Artist Sarah Mcdonald used oil paint
and a palette knife to transform the footy
into a Sturt Desert Pea Posie a nod to our
floral emblem and a symbol of survival and
triumph in tough times.
ARTWORK CREATED IN COLLABORATION
WITH
JESSICA ADAMSON
TOM KUEKENMEESTER
NO 42. KING FOOTY
VALUED AT $1,000
Tom Kuekenmeester is a cross
disciplinary artist who predominately
works in the 2D medium of painting
and drawing as well as live
performance. “Once paired with
Kane I created this piece with his team
colours in mind as well as his footy
legend status. I called it ‘King Footy’
and gave it a crown in reference to his
accomplishments. The hands propping
its base represent how it takes a team
to support and foster such success.
ARTWORK CREATED IN COLLABORATION
WITH
KANE CORNESTOM ’CALLAGHAN
NO 43. WAITPINGA TERNS
SOLD $1,000
Working predominantly in oil on
canvas, Toms light filled coastal images
and Australian landscapes have seen
him awarded numerous prestigious
Art prizes including two firsts at the
Camberwell Art show in Melbourne,
also twice winning best of show at the
Victor Harbor Art show. Tom continues
to explore his artistic expression painting
a wide variety of subject matter using
both oils and mixed media.
ARTWORK CREATED IN COLLABORATION
WITH
TONY MODRA
Career and Education Goals
At weeks 1 and 7, students report if they have a
career goal and their plans for education in their
future. Students can choose more than one.
Of the students who received their SACE:
507 512
469
441
270
197
176
160
122
102
Have Want to Want to Want to Want to
a career finish pursue an attend attend
goal Year 12 apprenticeship TAFE University
Week 1 Week 9TSERING HANNAFORD
NO 44. LLEYTON
VALUED AT $1,000
Portraiture is a focus of Tsering’s practice.
Tsering’s still life paintings explore themes
of impermanence and renewal. Tsering
has been hung 4 times in the Archibald
Prize and along with her her father Robert
Hannaford, were the first father and
daughter, to be selected as finalists for this
Prize.
ARTWORK CREATED IN COLLABORATION
WITH
LLEYTON HEWITT
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402“I am grateful for this program helping me have the
courage, motivation and confidence to focus on what
is important to me in life.”
Youth Opportunities GraduateALICE POTTER
NO 45. BRUCES SPECIAL
VALUED AT $500
Alice is a contemporary jeweller.
Her pieces have a distinct focus
on colour and form, with her
design background showing
through amongst the colour
combinations and the placement
of specifically chosen elements.
She desrcribes her piece as simply
‘Declicious’
ANGUS HAMRA
NO 46. DOUBLE DENIM
VALUED AT $250
Angus won the Belle Magazine
Art Prize and has had a number
of solo exhibitions. His portraiture
work is highly sort after.ANNA HORNE
NO 47. CONCRETE
VALUED AT $750
Anna explores materiality, process,
and the transience of the physical
world through the field of sculpture.
Her work references the domestic
and architectural space by utilising
both industrial and commonplace
materials.
ANNABEL HUME
NO 48. CREATURES
VALUED AT $500
Annabel Hume is a sculptor, printmaker
and textile artist who has been teaching
art classes of many different kinds for.
As a nature lover, a lot of Annabel’s
inspiration when starting a new art
project comes from her childhood
fascination for animals, plants and
curious creatures.
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402BARBARA HARKNESS
NO 49. CRACKS OF
OPPORTUNITIY
VALUED AT $500
With a background as a
Graphic Designer and Illustrator,
Barbara’s artworks have a touch
of surrealism. She is a talented
musician, painter and writer. This
piece depicts how cracks can
be seen as the start of something
fragile and possibly ready to
break, and this is relative to
young fragile lives that may see
the cracks as opportunities for
the light to get in (to repair) and
these mentors, their rock.
BILLIE JUSTICE
THOMPSON
NO 50. ORIGINAL SPIN
VALUED AT $500
Billie’s work reflects her
obsession with the nostalgia
and iconic food imagery. She
enjoys paying playing homage
to the kitschy delights of eating,
drinking and the day to day
miracles of existence.
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402CHRIS ORCHARD
NO 51.THE GAME
VALUED AT $1,200
Christopher (Chris) is one of
the leading exponents of
the drawn image in Australia
and is well recognised by his
peers in Australia, Europe and
the United States. His work
is featured in collections all
over the world. Orchards bald
man takes to the field in an
unexpected appearance on
the half back flank.
DAVID MOSELEY
NO 52. SET IN STONE
VALUED AT $500
David is ceramist who is passionate
mental health. He has been
involved in a number of exhibitions.
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402ELIZA PIRO
NO 53. BRANCHING OUT
VALUED AT $750
Eliza is inspired by nature, which she
finds truly uplifting and exhilarating.
Her work depicts flora and fauna
as she wishes to present art that will
express the beauty of our surroundings
and alert the viewer to our fragile
environment.
ELIZA PIRO
NO 54. PATTERNS
VALUED AT $500
Eliza is inspired by nature, which she finds
truly uplifting and exhilarating. Her work
depicts flora and fauna as she wishes to
present art that will express the beauty
of our surroundings and alert the viewer
to our fragile environment.
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402ERIN REINBOTH
NO 55.UNDONE AND OVERCOME
VALUED AT $500
Erin has a fascination in texture,
mark-making and colour. Her vibrant
works celebrate her surroundings
and experiences, through expressive
layers, experimental line-work and
vivid colour exploration. This piece
represents the transformation she
went through in her youth. Themes
around my highs and lows, grief and
joy, self reflection and coming of
age.
Student Background Information*
Guardian of
the Minister 4%
Aboriginal
or Torres
Strait Islander
5%
Culturally and
Linguistically
Diverse
7%
School Card
Benefits 31%
2% of South Australia’s population identify as Aboriginal or
Torres Strait Islander
* Some students will appear in more than one category.HARRIET MCKAY
NO 56. CARN
SOLD $250
Harriet has a number of creative
murals throughout Adelaide and
collaborated with brands such as
Lulu Lemon. Her list of exhibitions
continues to grow and with her
unique and diverse style.
JAN BEASLEY
NO 57. EAGLES NEST
VALUED AT $250
Jan has a media background having
spent a number of years as an Adelaide
TV host. She now enjoys charitable work
and painting. Her artworks are colourful
and modern.
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402JASMINE CRISP
NO 58. HOME FROM
SCHOOL
VALUED AT $500
Working primarily in painting and
drawing, Jasmine’s characteristic
practice is informed by investigations
into photography, collage,
installation, mural painting and other
and non-traditional painting surfaces.
As a non-sport oriented person
she was immediately reminded
of coming home from school and
raiding the pantry for snacks before
playing outside.
JUDITH ARCHER
NO 59. THE JOY OF SPORT
VALUED AT $250
Judith has years of experience as an art
teacher while continuing her art practise
in painting and drawing. Her style has
been disciplined by studies in life drawing
at Adelaide Central School of Art and
her work has been included in exhibitions
including the Waterhouse Natural History
Art Prize. Judith describes this piece as
‘the joy of sport and if you don’t like the
art you can always kick it round the park’
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402JULIA TOWNSEND
NO 60. ON THE EDGE
VALUED AT $250
Julia is a contemporary Australian painter
working predominantly in abstraction.
Her work features bright colour fields,
hard-edge geometric abstraction
and graphic line work, that reference
contemporary architecture, the digital
age, and the aesthetics of social systems.
JURI PALI
NO 61. THIS SEASONS MUST HAVE
SHERRIN
VALUED AT $250
Juri Pali South Australian Artist. Graduated
from Adelaide Central School of Art. ‘This
seasons must have Sherrin’ Inspired by the
iconic designer Gucci this speaks to our
need for the latests season trends
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402MIRJANA DOBSON
NO 62. NATIONAL TREASURE
SOLD $800
Mirjana Dobson is an emerging
sculptural ceramic artist whose
creative practice primarily explores
relationships between art, science
and nature. This piece combines two
of Australia’s msot recognised icons -
the Aussie rules football and our most
precious natural treasure, the Great
Barrier Reef.
MATT SHUTE
NO 63. SUSPENSION OF THE MIND
VALUED AT $400
Matthew (Matt) is a designer,
professional cabinet maker and
artist. His continued developmental
approach makes his design style an
expression of his artistic ability. His
sculptures have been on display at the
Adelaide Airport and Brighton Beach.
The Football represents ones mind. W
all make important decisions however
sometimes those same thoughts hold
on back.
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402NICOLE BLACK
NO 64. UNTITLED
SOLD $250
Working across a variety of
mediums and surfaces from
commercial to personal
projects, Nicole could whittle
her title down to Illustrator,
Artist and Designer. Her
artwork is colourful and
captures the imagination.
OLIVIA ROGERS
NO 65. SELLING CANDY
VALUED AT $1,000
Olivia’s work is vibrant and colourful,
inspired by Mexico, Mexican
women, Mexican art and ‘The Day
of the Dead’ festival. She rose to
fame being crowned Miss Universe
Australia and contributes to many
charity organisations. The feminitity
represents my support for the Womens
Football league and the bright colours
represent the hope and happiness
Youth Opportuities enables in our
Youth.
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402OLYMPIA ANTONIADIS
NO 66. THE RIGHT FOUNDATION
VALUED AT $500
Olympia’s work allures the viewer into
quiet spaces exploring the domestic
territories of others. She uses fabric,
the human figure and softly moulding
forms to provoke a playground of
possibilities. The hydrangea also
known as ‘The Change Rose’ is one
of the only species of flower that
changes colour depending on the
PH levels of its soil. The grounding soil
and hydrangea serves as a beautiful
representation of how our foundations
can determine our growth and
development in life. Something Youth
Opportunities helps to provide for
young
Week 1 Australians everyday.
8%
Measure of Psychological Distress 40%
The Kessler-10 (K10) measures general levels of distress, anxiety, and depression. The questions
are based on feelings of nervousness, fatigue and sadness. The K10 is a valid and reliable
measure, used globally and by the Australian Bureau of Statistics for the National Survey of
52% scores
Mental Health and Wellbeing. Total scores range between 10 and 50, with higher Low risk (10-15)
indicating greater distress.
Medium risk (16-29)
Percentage of Students by Category of Risk Start and End of the Program High risk (30-50)
Week 1 Week 9
8%
16%
22%
40%
52%
Low risk (10-15) Low risk (10-15)
Medium risk (16-29) 63% Medium risk (16-29)
High risk (30-50) High risk (30-50)
Week 9
16%ROBYN WOOD
NO 67. FOR THE BIRDS
TOO
VALUED AT $500
Robyn designs furniture and
household objects that are
inspired by the Australian
landscape and lifestyle.
Created from locally sourced
timber and natural materials,
her objects radiate lightness
and warmth making each
piece eminently liveable and
lovable. Inspired by Women
Football players and the love
of playing.
Measure of Wellbeing
22.5%
19.8%
18.0%
16.0%
9.2%
Engagement Perseverance Optimism Connectedness Happiness
Using inferential statistics, EPOCH scores by construct
were statistically significant and had meaningful effect
sizes. In particular optimism was a key impact for
students, followed by happiness. n=578
Percentage increase between Start and End
EPOCH Scores by Construct
17%
overall
increase
in wellbeingSEB HUMPHREY
‘ORDER 55’
NO 68. TORPEDO
VALUED AT $250
Seb Humphreys aka Order 55 is
intrigued by the relationships between
geometric forms and the growth
patterns within nature. Finding an
aesthetic balance between these two
forces is a common thread of my work.
TIFF MANUEL
NO 69. TO SCALE
VALUED AT $1,000
Tiff Manuell creates hand-crafted
pieces of art for you to wear, designed
to bring colour and happiness into
the lives they land in. Tiff hand paints
her bright and fresh art onto can-
vas, each canvas to be constructed
into a limited number of high quality
clutches and accessories by her small
team in Adelaide, South Australia. The
team works intuitively, often without
any plans other than to go where their
instincts for colour take them on any
given day. The aim is to keep designs
fresh and forever evolving.
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402TIFF RYSDALE
NO 70. THE ICON
VALUED AT $500
Tiff works freely with a no
boundaries approach to
colour. Her designs are fresh
and forever evolving. Each
paint splatter or stroke falls a
different way on the canvas,
creating a new effect every
time.
VIPOO SRIVILASA
NO 71. THAI BALL
VALUED AT $500
Vipoo Srivilasa works
predominantly in ceramics,
creating contemporary
porcelain sculptures, vessels
and figures to transmit a
universal message about cross-
cultural experiences. His works
explore similarities between
the cultures of his native home,
Thailand and his adoptive
home, Australia. His work is
a playful blend of historical
figurative and decorative art
practices with a healthy dose
of contemporary culture.
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402“Youth Opportunities has really helped me make me
grow and become a happier person, and I feel so
thankful and overwhelmed at where I’ve come from, to
who I am now.”
Youth Opportunities GraduateABBY GIBBS
NO 72. EYE
SOLD $50
YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES
STUDENT
My ball is inspired by my favourite
movie the greatest Showman. The
quote from it “Dream woith your eyes
open” instead of wishing you can do
things taking the action to pusue your
dreams
FARAJA UMUTONI
NO 73. CHOOSE TO BE
HAPPY
SOLD $85
YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES
STUDENT
I decided on ‘choose to be
happy’ because it spoke to
me. Everyone has the choice to
be happy, although you have
control over what happens
around you, you do have control
over your happiness and your
actions. No one can take away
your happiness except you.JASMINE PURLING
NO 74. GALAXY
VALUED AT $50
YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES STUDENT
I chose to do a space theme to
reference the Youth Opportunities
programs use of stars as a symbol of
positive communication and blackholes
as negative communication. The galaxy
is a vast space with infinate potential. It
is inspiring to see the stars at night.
JAYDE VAN
BEUSICHEM
NO 75. MONSTERS
VALUED AT $50
YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES
STUDENT
My ball is about seeing things
differently. I was scared of
monsters when I was younger but
now I think they are pretty cool. I
really enjoy illustration & creative
characters are somehting I like to
draw the most
To purchase a ball contact Youth Opportunities T 8104 6402JOB ZAHINDA
NO 76. TOGETHER
VALUED AT $50
YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES
STUDENT
Football bring us together. Is
represented by the hands at either
end. The blue & the stars represent
Australia and the laces of the ball
I incorporated into a shoe. Sport
games are a great way to have
comradene & break down barriers
for a common goal.
LACIE SMITH
NO 77. SHERRIN IN FLIGHT
SOLD $75
YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES STUDENT
I chose what was on the ball based
on what pets I have or animals I find
interesting. The animals that I have
at home are the cockatiel called
Lilou, the fish (black moor), the
frogs (spotted marsh). There is also
the Gouldian Finch, baby beaded
dragon.LUCUS LANG
NO 78. CHERRY BLOSSOMS
SOLD $75
YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES
STUDENT
I was inspired by the Japenese
Gardens in the Adelaide
Parklands. I think the colours &
leaves of the cherry blossum trees
are really pretty. The transition to
yellows represents the changing
of seasons.
SHANNON
RANGITOHERIRI
NO 79. WIZARDRY
VALUED AT $50
YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES
STUDENT
Inspired by the work “WIZARD’.
For me, I’ve always been drawn
to magical beings, especially
ones that derive from fairytales
& fiction books. There were
pivotal moments from my
childhood that I was able to
use as inspiration this particular
painting was inspired from one
of the books my dad wrote on
wizards. Stormy times will always
produce light.THANK YOU TO THE ARTISTS AND PERSONALITIES
WHO HAVE GENEROUSLY DONATED THEIR TIME AND TALENTS.
THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTING PARTNERS
PLANT 4 BOWDEN I SHERRIN AUSTRALIA
AUDI SOLITAIRE I COCA-COLA AMATIL
ALL FUNDS RAISED SUPPORT YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES
TO PROVIDE YOUNG PEOPLE WITH TOOLS AND SKILLS
TO DEVELOP THE WELLBEING AND RESILIENCE THEY
NEED TO NOT ONLY COPE, BUT THRIVE.FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES ON 8104 6402
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