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AWARD
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Winner: Ros Psakis -
"Summer and Sandhills"
Judge: "This is an outstanding work. Movement in the figures, just the right amount of colour and expression in the surrounding area. Vigorous and expressive."
 
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SECTION
1: WAL CHANDLER AWARD |
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Winner: Jan Schuster-Callus - "Sisters"
Judge: "An excellent composition of the three children, each an individual study in itself."
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Highly Commended: William
Jia Hao Huang - "Full Bloom"
Judge: "A good example of careful observation and placement of flowers within the mass of foliage, and well painted."
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Commended: Peter Barton - "Horses
at Camden"
Judge: "A painting with good colour. The horses rendered so well to show their bulk and movement."
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Commended: Leila Fordham - "Morning
Shadows Oatley Park"
Judge: "Just the right approach for this subject, sunlight and shadow so well shown, and good brushwork for each element of the painting."
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SECTION
2: WALTER BENNETT AWARD |
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Winner: Mitzi Alison
Tilley -
"The Paparazzi"
Judge: "Such activity in the pastel. So well composed and vibrant with the casual use of the medium."
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Highly Commended: Mitzi
Alison Tilley - "Ballast Point"
Judge: "A very expressive work with a lively approach to colour and line."
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Commended: Kristine
Ballard - "Tutti by Three"
Judge: "Good charcoal drawing in this work. Each panel a study in itself."
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SECTION
3: JOHN UPTON AWARD
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Winner: Yvonne Ferguson -
"Intersection"
Judge: "The handling of the watercolour medium is used to great effect to achieve the atmosphere of a night you would want to be off the streets."
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Highly Commended: Jeanette
Agnew - "Afternoon Shadows"
Judge: "This little street scene has the added interest of well painted figures. The warm feeling throughout adds to the effectiveness of the work."
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Commended: Denis Wyer - "Gathering
Peat"
Judge: "I liked this subject. This artist has made a difficult subject most appealing."
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SECTION
4: WALTER DOWMAN AWARD
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Winner: Myrle King -
"The Next Generation"
Judge: "A great little oil study of father watching over the chicks, so well painted for such a small size."
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Highly Commended: Yvonne
Ferguson - "Rooftops"
Judge: "Good to see a black and white work that shows a careful use of light and dark balanced throughout the work."
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SECTION
5: NANCY WILKINSON AWARD
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Winner: Marion Chapman -
"Textures of our Landscape"
Judge: "I liked the gentle texture achieved with a suggestion of form by the directional lines. The varying shapes also add to the interest of the work."
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Highly Commended: Mitzi
Alison Tilley - "Impetus"
Judge: "This artist has a good feel for the shapes that make up this drawing.
Spontaneous and full of movement."
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Commended: Yeshas Chandra
Aryal - "Mind III"
Judge: "Of all the works entered by this artist, this one appealed for the lesser amount of texture and larger shapes within the canvas."
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SECTION
6: MYRLE KING AWARD
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Winner: Mitzi Alison
Tilley -
"Pomegranates"
Judge: "This is a good pastel with interesting elements making up
the design. The strong directional lines of the drape keep the eye focused on the interest area."
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Highly Commended: Jana
Blasco - "The Flowering Plum"
Judge: "A good placement of flowers held together by the stems. Everything well placed within the picture area."
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SECTION
7: THE PORTRAIT PRIZE
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Winner: Marlene Weaver -
"Nonagenarian"
Judge: "What a great portrait, such character achieved of the sitter by the artist. An interesting use of pattern and colour."
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Highly Commended: George
Comino - "Jack, a Protocol Volunteer"
Judge: "I liked the way the artist has captured the personality of the sitter and the simplicity of approach with the paint."
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PRESIDENT'S
ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD
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Awarded to:
Alice Oldfield
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