The First Krishna Art Prize: Aquisitive
This is the first time a Krishna Art Competition has been held in Brisbane, possibly in Australia.
The available images are for artists to have a starting point. From there interpretation and style is the artist's choice.
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Traditional Indian painting was performed by highly trained persons and after a peroid of meditation the image of their depiction appeared in their mind. So as a starting point we are supplying images close to those originally depicted by the ancient artists, thus giving contemporary artists an opportunity to use their creativity and various techniques and styles to depict the spiritual form of Krishna.
The committee is hoping this will become an annual event to sponsor appreciation of our multi-cultural society endowed with artisans and craftspersons who can use their talents to foster spiritual unity. |
Size: Maximum size 1 metre x metre
Support: Canvas, paper, board, etc
Unframed if on canvas, otherwise suitably framed for exhibiting.
Medium: oil, acrylic, watercolors, pencil, pastel, charcoal, pens etc
Subject: choose from selected images and use that image as a starting point to your personal work.
Closing date: AUGUST 18th, 2008
Delivery to: 95 Bank Road, Graceville.
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Must be original work and signed.
Judging panel for first, second and third prize, plus ‘people’s choice’
Multiple entries allowed
Consent to auction- fundraiser - for winning art work.
No digital images or photography
Further information please contact Tracey Deans Mob: 0407 248 625
Exhibition will be held 24th August, Toowong College, Toowong. 4pm-12 midnight. |
