It was at Massey University in Wellington before being divided into two sections that tour the North and South Islands, visiting more than 30 schools, museums and
galleries throughout New Zealand between March and September.
"It gives people a chance see the work our talented youth are producing in schools in a variety of mediums - painting, photography, digital, sculpture, printmaking and design.
"It is exciting to see how creative the youth of New Zealand are."
Liley says Top Art provides motivation and gives students an understanding of what is required to achieve Excellence or Scholarship in Visual Art at NCEA Level 3.
"This year we are excited to have two Rotorua students displaying their work in Top Art.
"Scott Edwards (Rotorua Lakes High School) and Naiomi Stubbs (John Paul College) were selected for their exceptional portfolios.
"This year the exhibition is only open from March 23 to 26, so make sure you don't miss out."
Rotorua Museum Education team is accepting school bookings to view Top Art 2021. Please contact kristina.joyce@rotorualc.nz or phone (07) 351 7835.
The exhibition is available to view during library opening hours, except when closed by appointment for school groups.
The details
• What: Top Art 2021
• When: Tuesday, March 23 - Friday, March 26, 9am to 5pm
• Where: Rotorua Library Te Aka Mauri
• Free
