The Court hosted a national art competition
during 2001-2002 called 'The Art of Delivering Justice
Arts Prize'. Two awards in each State and Territory were
given for art produced by students in lower secondary
to year 10. The winning artworks are featured throughout
the Court's website.
The key objective of this project was
to promote a greater understanding of the legal system
and the role of the Federal Court in delivering justice.
The competition
attracted entries from secondary school students from
across Australia and judges were greatly impressed by
the standard of entries.
A selection
of the entries are displayed below:
This
art work is entitled 'Terra Nullius'.
The artist is Lachlan Amore-Lloyd from Mowbray College
PO Box 172 Melton Vic. Lachlan received the Chief
Justice's award.
Click on the artwork to see a
larger image.
This
art work is entitled 'Isolated'.
The artist is Nakerz Monti Wegener from Mowbray
College
PO Box 172 Melton Vic. Nakrez was the national individual
winner Year 7-9 and Victorian State winner Year
7-9.
Click on the artwork to see a
larger image.
This
art work is entitled 'Justice Collage'.
The collage was a collaborative entry from John
Curtin College of the Arts, Ellen Street Fremantle
WA. The Justice Collage was the Western Australian
State winner Year 9-11 and received the Chief Justice's
award.
This
art work is entitled 'The Australian Sunrise'.
The artist is Ebony Tonkin from Naracoorte High
School PO Box 771 Naracoorte SA. Ebony was the South
Australia state winner for years 9-11
Click on the artwork to see a
larger image.
This
art work is entitled 'Our Justice System Divided'.
The artist is Kasey Davies from Tooleybuc Central
School, Murray Street Tooleybuc. Kasey was the New
South Wales state winner for year 7-9.
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larger image.
This
art work is entitled 'What are we to do with the
many who arrive on our shores?'.
The artist is Lyn Ha from Daramalan College PO Box
84 Dickson ACT. Lyn was the winner in ACT for years
9-11.
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larger image.
This
art work is entitled 'What native title means to
us'.
It is a collaborative entry from La Grange Remote
Community School, PO Box 574, Broome WA. The artwork
was the Western Australia state winner years 7-9.
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larger image.
This
art work is entitled 'Circle of Justice - Blood,
Sweat and Tears '.
The artist is Brendan Washingon from Murray High
School Kaitlers Road Lavington NSW. Brendon was
the New South Wales state winner years 9-11.
This
art work is entitled 'Corporate Takeover'.
The artist is Samuel Griggs from Sacred Heart College
Secondary Campus, PO Box 33 Newtown Tas. Samuel
was the Tasmania state winner for years 9-11
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larger image.
This
art work is entitled 'Copyright, Copyrite, Copywrong'.
The artist is Fan Wu from Chester Hill High School,
Kenward Ave, Chester Hill.
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larger image.
This
art work is entitled 'The Art of Delivering Justice'.
The artist is Xi Xiao from Fort Street High School,
Parrramatta Road, Petersham, NSW.
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larger image.
This
art work is entitled 'Justice for children'.
The artist is Chanelle Murray from New Norfolk High
School, PO Box 168 New Norfolk Tasmania. Chanelle
was the Tasmania State winner for year 9-11.
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larger image.
This
art work is entitled 'Equal Rights...Stumped'.
The artist is Kathleen Wilson from Kincoppal Rose-Bay
Senior School, New South Head Raod, Sydney.
