McGlade Gallery

The Clancy Prize

The annual Clancy Religious Art Prize Exhibition showcases the creativity and talent of selected secondary students from Sydney Catholic Schools.  

2024


McGlade Gallery’s 2024 Clancy Prize art exhibition celebrated the impact and legacy of some of the most influential figures in the Church under the theme ‘Saints of Hope’. This exhibition of religious art showcased the talents of Sydney’s secondary Catholic schools visual art students.

1 Year Collaboration
Threads of Hope

Stage 4 Collaborative, St Mary's Cathedreal College
Saints to Be
Alexander Caltobiano, Vince Belia & Stanley Harvey (Year 9, Holy Cross Ryde)
Untitled
Alfio Cavaleri (Year 9, Marist College Eastwood)
Saint of the Night


Alysia Langtip (Year 10)
Saint Joan of Arc

Amalia Cole Owen (Year 7)
Welcome to the Cross between my Cultures

Ashley Janus (Year 11, Clancy College West Hoxton)
St Pope John Paul II

Ava Perosi (Year 9)
Fight for Faith and Freedom

Bella Bitong (Year 7)Hymns of Hope

Hymns hBruce Guinevere (Year 9)
Prayers to Saint Marcellin Champagnat
Camilla Zheng (Year 11, Trinity Catholic College Auburn)
Following in the footsteps of St. Marcellin Champagnat
Cassidy Shadwick (Year 9)
Saint Veronica

Ellen Titmuss (Year 11)
Dahlia’s Bloom

Eric Wong (Year 11)
Marcellin’s Autumnal Reverie
Faith Victoria Graham, Rose Atherton & Allana Hane-Tran
Trilogy of Hope



Freaya Pemberton & Rita Li
The River of Hope





Jayden Langan (Year 11)
The Floral Feast
Jean Standtley
Guide Light
Justin Vega Belleza
Hoping for Sainthood
Lilly Wunder
Saint Catherine of Bologna



Nicole Chen (Year 10, Marist Sisters Woolwich)
Our Lady of Sorrow

Oscar Hayllar (Year 11, De LaSalle Cronulla)
Stella Maris


Seren Bruce (Marist College North Shore)
Mary, Saint of Hope

Stephanie Sertic (Bethany College)
Today, Tomorrow and Forever


2023

McGlade Gallery’s 2023 Clancy Prize art exhibition held at ACU Strathfield campus celebrated religion and faith under the theme of ‘Pilgrimage, the inner and outer journey to seek transformation’. This exhibition of religious art welcomed art students from Sydney’s secondary Catholic schools.
Alfio Cavaleri (Marist Eastwood)
The Pull of a Pilgrim



Leo Park (St Aloysius College, North Sydney)
Pilgrimage
Nelson Fasavalu (Patrician Brothers College, Fairfield)
Experienced, Encountered, Elevate



                          Address
                          Australian Catholic University,
                          25a Barker Road
                          Strathfield NSW 2135
                          (Wheelchair access via the Gate 2 entrance)
                             Opening Hours
                            During exhibitions:
                            Mon to Sat: 11am-4pm



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                         Contacts
                          Director Dr Tracey Clement
                        tracey.clement@acu.edu.au
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