Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Friday, July 18, 2008
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Junior Art Competition
The Reef & Rainforest Carnivale LJ Hooker Colouring-In Competition brings 9,623 Primary Schools from around the country together into one of the largest junior school art competitions in Australia!
Art teachers from around the country are encouraged to enter their primary students into the competition for the chance to win a $1500 term deposit for the winning student and $1000 in art supplies for their school. State Finalists will win $500 in art supplies for their school and a $250 term deposit.
For more information, to register and to download the poster do to the website
http://www.carnivale.com.au/juniorart.htm
Art teachers from around the country are encouraged to enter their primary students into the competition for the chance to win a $1500 term deposit for the winning student and $1000 in art supplies for their school. State Finalists will win $500 in art supplies for their school and a $250 term deposit.
For more information, to register and to download the poster do to the website
http://www.carnivale.com.au/juniorart.htm
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Irrkerlantye exhibition of bushfoods and medicines
There is a stunning exhibition of paintings of bush food and bush medicine plants by Irrekerlantye Arts artists on at Olive Pink Botanic Garden.
The exhibition is open everyday from 10am-4pm until Sun Nov 11th.
There are many different local plants and 30 different artists represented .
The exhibition is open everyday from 10am-4pm until Sun Nov 11th.
There are many different local plants and 30 different artists represented .
Friday, October 19, 2007
International Painting Competition on the Environment
The International Children's Painting Competition on the Environment is organized annually by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the Japan-based Foundation for Global Peace and Environment (FGPE), Bayer and Nikon.
It has been held since 1991 and has received over 190,000 entries from children in over 100 countries.
This year's competition will focus on climate change.
The children's paintings can focus on concrete actions such as using renewable energy, introducing energy saving light bulbs at home, sharing vehicles and using public transport, or planting trees.
The competition will run until 15 January 2008. Visit the UNEP website for full details.
It has been held since 1991 and has received over 190,000 entries from children in over 100 countries.
This year's competition will focus on climate change.
The children's paintings can focus on concrete actions such as using renewable energy, introducing energy saving light bulbs at home, sharing vehicles and using public transport, or planting trees.
The competition will run until 15 January 2008. Visit the UNEP website for full details.
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