The artistic talent of western Sydney has again been put on show. The Casula Powerhouse Museum held Art Meets West last month, and featured panels, workshops and an arts and crafts market that allowed participants to display and sell their creations. It was Camden resident and creative arts student Keziah Duguid’s first art event. “There’s such a diverse range of people doing all different types of artwork,” she said. Keziah’s mother, Kelcie Bryant-Duguid said her daughter’s love for art has come from family tradition and passion. “[Art] is a part of me I suppose,” she said. “It’s an important mode of self-expression.”
Author: Tracy Bustamante
A Mount Annan Mustangs footballer has been selected to travel to Europe to represent his football academy in late September. Jaidyn Richards, 8, will pit himself against other talented players his age from mega-clubs, including Real Madrid and AC Milan in Spain and Italy. Darrin Richards and his wife Jo saw potential in their son from the age of three. “We took him to Soccer Toos [now Soccerjoeys sports clinic] and saw his thought process and how he used the ball … their first thought was that they will see Jaidyn on television one day,” Mr Richards said. “With some kids…