10 JUL > 7 AUG 08

“See Change”
Jervis Bay and Basin Arts Inc.

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The Little Archie

A selection of portraits from the “Little Archie” competition, the ‘must-see’ centrepiece of the biennial See Change Festival.
The Little Archie is not only a portrait prize – it is also a salute to a community. There is a rich diversity of style and media vying for the $2000 Shoalhaven Arts Board and JB&BArts first prize, a $500 best photographic portrait, $500 People’s Choice prize. Enjoy the prize-winning entries and a selection of featured portraits from this unique exhibition.

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Selections from See Change Exhibitions

A diverse range of artworks selected from the recent See Change Festival in a showcase for members of Bay & Basin Arts Inc. This bienniall arts festival held at Huskisson and surrounding areas is a highlight in the Shoalhaven arts calendar. Enjoy the opportunity to see a variety of different works from a range of exhibitions that were part of the greater See Change Festival.

www.jervisbayarts.asn.au

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8 > 26 AUG 08

LAUNCH: 8 AUG 5>8PM

SAS 43rd

Annual Open Art Competition
Shoalhaven Arts Society

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This large annual exhibition coordinated by the Shoalhaven Arts Society draws entries from the local area and Australia wide. Prize money totals in excess of $8000. The exhibition features many aspects of paint media and a variety of prizes are awarded including an acquisitive prize of $2500. All works are for sale in this unique showcase of talented artists, offering work suitable for everyone’s taste and budget. An exhibition not to be missed.

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30 AUG>23 SEP
LAUNCH: 30 AUG 12>2PM

Meroogal Women’s Arts Prize 2008
Historic Houses Trust

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Celebrating the everyday things women do*

Presented in association with the Historic Houses Trust,  The Meroogal Women’s Art Prize is a regional non–acquisitive competition and exhibition across the fields of visual arts, crafts and design.

The theme for the 2008 Meroogal Women’s Arts Prize – Celebrating the everyday things women do – focuses attention on the everyday activities of the Meroogal women, activities to which they gave time and energy and which in return gave them meaning and purpose.
Women artists from the south coast and southern highlands are invited to explore Meroogal and then creatively respond to the theme through the lens of their own lives.

*Theme developed by Historic Houses Trust of New South Wales in collaboration with the Australasian Occupational Science Centre, University of Wollongong

For more info visit www.hht.net.au/mwap

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