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Oil, any subject
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Acrylic, any subject
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Watercolour/ink any subject
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Open, any subject in any format, not listed above (Charcoal, Line Drawing, pastel etc.)
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Mixed Media (which can include China painting), any subject
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Digital Art, any subject
SECTION A - ART
Adults & Juniors
Class - Adult
Class - High School
Open, any subject in any format (i.e. Oil, acrylic, watercolour, charcoal, line drawing, mixed Media, digital art )
Class - Primary School
Open, any subject in any format (i.e. Oil, Acrylic, Watercolour, Charcoal, Line Drawing)
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Limit of two entries per class
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All exhibits must be bubble wrapped and clearly marked with Artists name and category on outside ofwrap
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Framed or photo frame or blocked canvas
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All art work must be able to be hung, and have a wire/strong cord on the back in order to be able to be hung . Small hangers (often on commercial frames) and plain mountboards do not hang well on the Show hooks.
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Any original work not exhibited previously at the Narrogin Agricultural show
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Sole work of artist (Artist’s name, contact number & title must be on back of artwork as well as bubblewrap) –
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If artwork is for sale, pl ease note that there will be a commission fee charged at 10%
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If artwork is named the name will be covered at time of judging
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The steward/s reserves the right to refuse any exhibit and a letter will be sent as explanation
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Evaluation of the artist’s technical skills, including drawing, painting, blending, brushwork, etc.
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Assessment of the artist’s ability to accurately depict proportions, perspective, and scale within the artwork.
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How effectively the artist uses and manipulates the chosen medium (e.g., oil, acrylic, watercolour, charcoal, etc.) to its full advantage.
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Assessment of the artist’s handling of light, shading, and shadows to create depth and dimension in the artwork.
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Is it clear and obvious where the light source is coming from? How well the artist conveys the direction and intensity of light.
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Evaluation of the artist’s innovative approach, unique style, and original interpretation of the subject matter.
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Assessment of how well elements such as line, shape, colour, texture, and space are arranged to create a harmonious and visually pleasing composition.
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Evaluation of the artist’s use of colour tones, hues, and values to create depth, mood, and atmosphere in the artwork.
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Assessment of the overall presentation of the artwork, including cleanliness, neatness, and professionalism of the display.
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Evaluation of the frame’s condition, suitability for the artwork, and how well it enhances the overall presentation.