Hall Exhibits - Arts and Craft: 2012
SECTION I
ARTS AND CRAFTS
Important Notes:
1. All exhibits to be the Exhibitors own work, and to have been commenced no longer than two years prior to Show Day.
2. Prize-winning exhibits from any previous Waroona Show are ineligible.
3. NES = Not Elsewhere Specified.
4. Limit of two entries per class per person.
5. Exhibits will be returned on production of ‘Exhibit Claim Ticket’ for each
exhibit to an official Steward.
GENERAL CRAFT
ENTRY $1.00 1st Prize $6.00 2nd Prize $3.00
Class
1. Any article made from recyclable material
2. Bag, any medium
3. Novelty, any medium
4. Three distinct crafts to occupy less than 50cm x 50cm
5. Two Decorated Coat hangers, distinct
6. Any article in Leather
7. Scrap booking single page suitable for album
8. Any article featuring Beading
9. Card. Handmade.
10. Article of any hard material, NES
11. Article of any soft material NES
TOYS AND DOLLS
12. Bear, hand made
13. Cloth Doll
14. Any Doll NES
15. Bear, dressed
16. Doll dressed
17. Toy, Knitted.
DECORATED EGG
18. Any Large Egg Decorated
19. Any Small Egg Decorated
CHINA PAINTING
20. China Painted Article (Novice)
21. China Painted Article (Traditional)
22. China Painted Article (Modern)
FOLK ART
Less than 50cm square, less than 2 years old
23. Australiana Novice, Painting under 12 months
24. Australiana Open
25. Traditional Novice, Painting under 12 months
26. Traditional Open
27. Decorative Novice, Painting under 12 months
28. Decorative Open
WOODWORK
29. Small item of furniture, Coffee table size.
30. Turned Bowl, maximum diameter 300mm
31. Lidded Container, minimum size 80mm, maximum size 115mm.
32. Miscellaneous section - turned item.
33. Miscellaneous section - made with hand tools.
MOSAICS
34. Any Household Item
35. Any Outdoor Item
ART
Important Notes:
Exhibits must be original, not copies.
Maximum size 100cm x 70cm, outside frame.
Exhibit ticket to be attached to a front bottom corner of exhibit.
Exhibits to be framed and prepared for hanging.
36. Oil/Acrylic, Landscape or Seascape
37. Oil/Acrylic, any other subject
38. Still Life , any medium
39. Birds or animals, any medium
40. Miniatures any subject/medium 32cm x 38cm maximum
41. Sketch Portrait
42. Sketch, any subject
43. Pastels, any subject
44. Any subject, any medium NES
Alcoa World Alumina Australia Trophy most points classes 1- 44.
Tuckey’s Hardware Pinjarra Trophy for Best Exhibit 1-44.
Blue Ribbon for best exhibit classes 1- 44.
AGRICULTURAL ART AWARD
The aim of the Agricultural Art Award is to identify and
promote works of a RURAL NATURE of the highest
artistic merit by rural based artists.
Entry $1.00 1st Prize $6.00 2nd $3.00
The Royal Agricultural Society of WA (The RAS of WA) is hosting a
competition through ‘Affiliated Agricultural Society Art Awards’ and
approved Art Groups' competitions that are held throughout rural
Western Australia. From these Awards, entries are nominated and
submitted to the Perth Royal Show’s annual Agricultural Art Award
where First Prize for ‘Best Artwork Overall’ receives $1,800, the
Runner-up $600, and Public Choice $100. There is also an extra prize,
The J J Award for Commendation and Encouragement, of $200.
Artwork criteria: Entries must have a Rural Theme and can be in all
mediums of painting, including oil, watercolour and acrylic. All artworks
must not exceed 120cm x 120cm x 10cm depth including any attached
format of framing, nor exceed 15kg in overall weight.
Boundaries for Rural Artist Prize: The winning entry at the Waroona
2011 Show will compete in the 2012 Perth Royal Show. The NEW ruling
for the 2012 competition is the nominee must reside in the same
Shire as the Agricultural Society.
Approved Rural Art groups are also eligible to nominate.
NOTE: IT IS ESSENTIAL, ANY PERSON NOMINATING READ ALL
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THIS COMPETITION AVAILABLE FROM:
http://www.perthroyalshow.com.au/Libraries/Agricultural_Art_Award/2
011_Ag_Art_Schedule.pdf
Alternatively, copies available from:
The Secretary, Waroona Agricultural Society,
Ph: 97331092, email waroona.ag@westnet.com.au or
P.O. Box 179 WAROONA 6215.
The aim of the Agricultural Art Award is to identify and
promote works of a RURAL NATURE of the highest
artistic merit by rural based artists.