| Artwork in Five Categories |
|---|
| 1. Watercolour / Gouache |
| 2. Oil / Acrylic |
| 3. Mixed Media |
| 4. Drawing/Pastel |
| 5. Sculpture |
| In each category: |
| 1st PRIZE $500 |
| 2nd PRIZE $200 |
| One ONLY Viewers Choice |
| Prize value of $300 |
| @ Byron Art Supplies |
| OPENING NIGHT: |
| Fri 8th August, 2008 at 7pm |
| with preview and |
| presentation of prizes |
| OPEN FOR VIEWING: |
| Fri 8th to Sun 10th August |
| Between 10am and 4pm |
| VENUE: |
| Ocean Shores Community Hall, Rajah Rd, |
| Ocean Shores |
Lions Club of Brunswick Mullumbimby Inc
together with the Ocean Shores Community”
Adult entries was due Friday 18th July, 2008
Liam Veselis 2008
Guest outside painting 2006.
Spectators 2007.
| Support our Sponsors: | |
 Murwillumbah campus. |
 Andrew Sochacki - Solicitor Stuart Street, Mullumbimby |
Ocean Shores Arts Expo
Our aims in organizing the Expo in 2008
- To provide an opportunity for Artists of all ages to participate in a local art show, and for historians to teach and learn of the local area.
- To highlight and celebrate the natural environment of the whole Brunswick Valley.
- To provide some important historical perspectives for the Ocean Shores Community.
This is the 5th annual Arts and History Expo in Ocean Shores, this year we are introducing a 5th category of "Sculpture".
Building on our success last year we have an even bigger organizing committee working towards opening night on the 8th of August, 2008.
In the spirit of the '08 theme, 'Belonging', opening night on Friday August 8th will begin with a Welcome to Country by local Aboriginal representatives. Food, wine and live music performed by local musicians will provide a creative ambience for guests to view the artworks. The presentation of awards and the judges' commentaries are a highlight of the evening.
Over the weekend of the 9th and 10th August as well as the opportunity to view and buy quality local art, there will be art demonstrations, free music performances, co-operative art projects, and a unique history presentation of black and white history in the Brunswick Valley by Frank Mills and Lauren Jarrett. Coffee, tea and snacks are served all day at our Artists Cafe.
David Hall at mic on stage.