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| Supported by | |
![]() Lions Club Brunswick Mullumbimby Inc. |
| Event and Competion Details: |
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| Artwork in Six Categories |
| 1. Watercolour & Gouache |
| 2. Printmaking, Drawing |
| & Pastels |
| 3. Oil & Acrylic |
| 4. Mixed Media |
| 5. Sculpture |
| 6. Photographic |
| & Digital Art |
| In each category: |
| 1st PRIZE $500 |
| 2nd PRIZE $200 |
| And One ONLY |
| Viewers Choice |
| Prize value of $300 |
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| OPENING NIGHT: |
| 7pm |
| Fri 26th Aug, 2011 |
| with preview and |
| presentation of prizes |
| OPEN FOR VIEWING: |
| Fri 26th to Sun 28th August |
| Between 10am and 4pm |
| VENUE: |
|
Ocean Shores Public School, Shara Blvd, |
| Ocean Shores |
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Mixed Media |
| First |
| Ellysa Brennan |
| Plastic Geranium |
| Second |
| Turiya Bruce |
| Is it such a ...........! |
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Oil/Acrylic |
| First |
| Cheryl Bailey |
| An Ethereal World |
| Second |
| Lois Baldwin |
| Alone |
|
Photography & Digital Art |
| First |
| Jules Hunt |
| Symphony #2 |
| Second |
| Aqua (Ohrdio) |
| One in a million |
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Printmaking, Drawing & Pastels |
| First |
| Colleen Darosa |
| Symphony #2 |
| Second |
| Katka Adams |
| Moonlight serenade |
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Sculpture |
| First |
| Michelle Eabry |
| Nobody not even the rain has such small hands. ee cummings |
| Second |
| Kim Tait |
| Labour of Love |
|
Watercolour & Gouache |
| First |
| Cate Cormack |
| Floating |
| Second |
| Roslyn Harris |
| Magnolia Magic |
| Viewers Choice. | ||
| 11226 | Faith Avidor | Merging into One |
| Sculpture | ||
| 11231 | Lyn Kirby | Magic garden |
| Mixed Media | Technically brilliant. Contemporary revisiting of 19th centrury 'passtime'. Previously functional/ converted to new context. | |
| 11188 | Kim Bolitho | I Love You too |
| Mixed Media | Highly competent handling of difficult material. Archetypal image. | |
| 11013 | Christine Starzynski | Automate I |
| Oil & Acrylic | Jolts me to attention - menacing dreamlike - flowing competency. | |
| 11079 | Melanie Delaney | Two Pink Lines |
| Oil & Acrylic | Technically accomplished - emblematic of Northern Rivers. | |
| 11105 | Mitchell Kelly | Kangaroo #1 |
| Oil & Acrylic | Confronting - challenging use of colour and composition. | |
| 11169 | Seabastion Toast | Cindy Lauper as a Pony |
| Oil & Acrylic | Great surface - confident handling - witty. | |
| 11204 | Cliff Russell | Fluid Dynamics |
| Photography & Digital Art | Capturing motion and representing a freedom in fluid action through a single image. Colour, focus and composition work well to record a memorable moment. | |
| 11108 | David Roupell | Farewell Floyd |
| Photography & Digital Art | Submitted works by David Roupell - Distinctive use of elements such as shape, colour, focus and even mirrored text to represent in a compact area to issues of broad (even global) impact. | |
| 11190 | David Roupell | Treasure Planet |
| Photography & Digital Art | Submitted works by David Roupell - Distinctive use of elements such as shape, colour, focus and even mirrored text to represent in a compact area to issues of broad (even global) impact. | |
| 11078 | Kate Maguire | Golden Pathway |
| Photography & Digital Art | Light is used to create colour unusual to the day - the silhouettes and calmness of the water create and extend a tranquility of presence and anticipation of things to come. | |
| 11198 | Belinda Sochacki | GOMA |
| Printmaking, Drawing & Pastels | Arresting image - great handling of media. | |
| 11175 | Rachael Hegh | Beautiful Carnivore |
| Printmaking, Drawing & Pastels | Utilises medium very well to convey essence of image of 'deadliness of attraction'. | |
| 11016 | Maria Paterson | Watching the Water |
| Printmaking, Drawing & Pastels | Charming - competent. | |
| 11223 | Jacquelina Wiils | And then there were tree |
| Sculpture | These works (all highly commended sculptures) all exhibit a truth to material. They are well made, professionally finished and they all make us think. Well done. | |
| 11176 | Rachael Hegh | Birdgirl |
| Sculpture | These works (all highly commended sculptures) all exhibit a truth to material. They are well made, professionally finished and they all make us think. Well done. | |
| 11008 | Rod Johnston | Sandstone Fish |
| Sculpture | These works (all highly commended sculptures) all exhibit a truth to material. They are well made, professionally finished and they all make us think. Well done. | |
| 11184 | Dale Spence | Parting Gesture |
| Watercolour & Gouache | Intuitive handling of media. Playful but edgy. | |
| 11014 | Ester Poyas | On the Vine |
| Watercolour & Gouache | Work with a high level of competency in a field where virtuosity is demanded. | |
| 11137 | Grace Taylor | A New Friend |
| Watercolour & Gouache | Engaging viewer - drawn into private world - confident/assertive. | |
| Primary Children’s Art Competition Results: | |||
| Kindergarten: | 1st Place | Mira Michels | Coorabel Public School |
| 2nd Place | Sophie Nozdrina | Ocean Shores Public School | |
| Highly Commended | Hinata Kuramoto | Coorabel Public School | |
| Highly Commended | Layla Williams | Ocean Shores Public School | |
| Highly Commended | Manon Pouget | Wilsons Creek Public School | |
| Year 1 | 1st Place | Matilda Thornton | Ocean Shores Public School |
| 2nd Place | Arlin Leszczynski | Mullumbimby Public School | |
| Highly Commended | Chloe Delaney | Ocean Shores Public School | |
| Highly Commended | Hugo McCallum | Ocean Shores Public School | |
| Year 2 | 1st Place | Jules Tait | Wilsons Creek Public School |
| 2nd Place | Quinn Strickland | Crabbes Creek Public School | |
| Highly Commended | Frankie Jackson | Coorabel Public School | |
| Highly Commended | Imogen Mansted | Home Schooling | |
| Highly Commended | Kane Missett | Ocean Shores Public School | |
| Special Commendation: | Connor Callaghan | Mullumbimby Public School | |
| Special Commendation: | Sky Davis | Mullumbimby Public School | |
| Year 3 | 1st Place | Jemma Smith | Ocean Shores Public School |
| 2nd Place | Ella Rain Hardinge-Francis | Coorabel Public School | |
| Highly Commended | Brahminy Porter | Crabbes Creek Public School | |
| Highly Commended | Riffkan Cole | Brunswick Heads Public School | |
| Year 4 | 1st Place | Luke Grenfell | Mullumbimby Public School |
| 2nd Place | Matthew Wareing | Coorabell Public School | |
| Highly Commended | Grace Austin | Mullumbimby Public School | |
| Highly Commended | Lexi Pilgrim | Crabbes Creek Public School | |
| Year 5 | 1st Place | Finn Wheatley | Wilsons Creek Public School |
| 2nd Place | Jessica Gooch | Ocean Shores Public School | |
| Highly Commended | Ginger Lillis | Crabbes Creek Public School | |
| Highly Commended | Riley Donnelly | Mullumbimby Public School | |
| Highly Commended | Talizyn Little Oak | Wilsons Creek Public School | |
| Year 6 | 1st Place | Ellie Svikis | Ocean Shores Public School |
| 2nd Place | Luke Haroon | Ocean Shores Public School | |
| Highly Commended | Nina Chandler | Mullumbimby Public School | |
| Highly Commended | Rosie Geoghegan | Wilsons Creek Public School | |
| Special Encouragement Award: | Kamala Matuschek-Mansfield and Obeliah Spreckly Dreyer | Main Arm Upper Public School | |
| Special Encouragement Award: | Harvey Lee and Luella Fitzgererald | The Pocket Public School | |
| Secondary Competition Prizewinners: | |||
| Water Colour/Gouache | 1st Place | Zoe Kervin | Byron bay High School |
| Highly Commended | Bella Sidoti-Raizenberg | Byron bay High School | |
| Oil/Acrylic | 1st Place | Daisy Buckthorpe | Mullumbimby High School |
| Highly Commended | Sam King | Byron bay High School | |
| Mixed Media | 1st Place | Ruby Kamoora | Byron bay High School |
| Highly Commended | Alyssa Garnett | Home Schooling | |
| Highly Commended | April Evans | Byron bay High School | |
| Highly Commended | Eva Jane Sands Cook | Byron bay High School | |
| Print making/Drawing/ Pastels | 1st Place | Julia Vanderbyl | Mullumbimby High School |
| Highly Commended | Lucy Waddell | Byron bay High School | |
| Highly Commended | Cai Leplaw | Mullumbimby High School | |
| Photography & Digital Art | 1st Place | Flynn Cowan | Mullumbimby High School |
| Highly Commended | Lachlan Bailey | Mullumbimby High School | |
| Sculpture | 1st Place | Teelo Norris Turier | Mullumbimby High School |
| Highly Commended | Sienna Dillon | Mullumbimby High School | |
CLICK HERE - The 2011 Art work Catalogue.
Friday night opening with prize presentaion
Thank you to all the artist supporting our show again this year with a giant number of 233 entries. The catalogue is now available for viewing online, it is readable on your mobile phone if internet enabled.
PARTICIPATION
The Expo Committee invites you to be part of this exciting community event, now in its 8th year. The Expo runs because a small bunch of local volunteers loves to support and build community through art, bringing people together to celebrate our special environment and shared creative spirit. And mostly it runs because of you, the artist, art lover, art purchaser, art student, school student, would-be artist, community member.... your participation makes this event our biggest creative gathering in Ocean Shores.
LIONS CLUB PEACE POSTER
The Art Expo was initially under the umbrella of the local Lions club and we are greatful that the Lions Club Brunswick/ Mullumbimby continues their involvement.We are again this year at our local Public School, Ocean Shores Primary in Shara Boulevard. The event is co-inciding with a weekend of Art and Craft put on by the school PnC organization together with the School Principal, Chris Hauritz. The school has a huge auditorium surrounded by vast lawns, ideal for displays, workshops and performance, an under-cover cafe, extra rooms for demonstrations, local history talks and workshops and a mini amphitheatre for audio-visual. Again this year a grant has been secured, funding local artists to share their skills through workshops over the weekend.
Cafe
Saturday and Sunday 9am - 3pm the PnC is operating a cafe serving nutritional food with hot and cold drinks.
CREATING TO THE THEME
The Expo Committee each year wants to help artists funnel their creative ideas with a theme and this year has come up with the theme for 2011: "Life's Surprises". It is our hope that this will inspire artists yet again to produce some amazing creative works. Each year we have been impressed by the many interpretations of the themes, giving voice to commentary by artists in social, political, environmental and spiritual dimensions. School students have been particularly imaginative with their insights on the themes.
DATES
The Expo 2011 is held from 26th to 28th August, Opening Party on Friday 26th, with Thursday 25th for delivery of artworks. The Entry will be available online from early May and closing date for entries will be early August, about three weeks before the Expo. All details will be posted on this website, so keep checking in.
SEE YOU HERE
We look forward to your art and your company at this years "Life's Surprises" Expo.