THERE was an array of the colourful and creative at the Cardinia Cultural Centre recently.
Prep to Year 12 students from Lakeside Lutheran College painted and constructed various pieces of art to show off on Friday 6 September to raise money for the art department.
Items were sold off and raised $1000.
Art teachers Sophia Herrington and Brittany Scott were behind the art show and described it as a great night.
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