Prize Schedule Section 16

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1 146 th ANNUAL IPSWICH SHOW Prize Schedule Section 16 FINE ART Ipswich Show Society Phone: PO Box BOOVAL

2 2019 GATE ADMISSION PRICES PRESOLD PASSES AVAILABLE FROM SELECTED AGENCIES AND IPSWICH SHOW OFFICE (TO BE PURCHASED NO LATER THAN THURSDAY 16 th MAY 2019) Contact the Show Office on for list of Agencies or check the Website at ADMISSION PRICES (per day) PRE PAID SHOWTIME Adults $ $ Concession/ Full time Students $ $ CONCESSION TICKET CONDITIONS Students must have an approved student identification card and attend an approved educational institution/s for concessional entry. Pensioner must hold a current valid Pensioner Concession Card or Queensland Repatriation Health Gold Card issued by Centrelink or the Department of Veteran Affairs. The Centrelink Health Care Card is NOT ACCEPTABLE for concessional entry. Seniors must hold a Seniors Card (from any State) to be eligible for concession entry. Senior Business Discount Cards and National Senior Cards are NOT ACCEPTABLE for concessional entry. Primary School Students (incl. Prep) $ 8.00 $ Under Prep Free Free Family Pass $ $ (2 Adults + 2 primary school children + 1 student* (ID required) *High School or full-time University Student Tickets are also available online via our website ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP Have you ever considered becoming a member of the Ipswich Show Society? Membership to the Ipswich Show Society entitles you and your guest FREE admission to the Ipswich Show on all days and nights of the Show. Membership (Member & Guest) $ Membership (Life) $ x Additional Adult Member $ Child Membership $ (attached to Membership - Age to 16 years)

3 2019 IPSWICH SHOW CORPORATE PARTNERS The President and Members of the Ipswich Show Society thank the Queensland Government for their financial support through the Show Societies Grant Program. 17 th 18 th 19 th MAY 2019 The Ipswich Show is one of the largest regional shows in Queensland and this year will be celebrating our 146 th Annual Show. The Members of the Ipswich Show Society thank all our many Corporate Partners, Sponsors and Trophy Donors for their valued support. Without your support, and the support from the local and wider community, this event could not continue.

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5 Entry System Chief Stewards: Margot & Graham Badham - Phone Stewards: PLEASE NOTE CHANGES TO 2019 SCHEDULE Kate Martindale, R & L Mundy, Joy Williams ENTRIES CLOSE on Friday, 3rd May, Entry forms and fees must be in the hands of the Secretary by close of business Friday, 3rd May, IF THE EXHIBIT IS FOR SALE: On the Fine Arts Entry Form, in the column next to your description of the entry you wish to sell, please indicate sale price. Our Stewards will make up a For Sale price tag and place on the exhibit for you. A commission of 10% payable to the Ipswich Show Society will apply to articles sold. PLEASE NOTE SIZE OF PAINTING ON ENTRY FORM. Freight on exhibits sent by rail or carrier must be prepaid. Address the exhibits to the Ipswich Show Society, Ipswich Showgrounds, 81 Warwick Road, Ipswich Attached to all the exhibits should be the exhibitor s name, address, and the class the exhibit is to be entered in. Stewards will be in attendance at the Exhibits Display Pavilion to receive your entries for the Fine Arts Categories on Saturday, 11 th May 2019 from 9:00 am until 1:30 pm. Delivery of entries will not be accepted at the Society Office before this date unless prior arrangements are made. Exhibits are to be collected, and the prize money will be paid on Monday, 20th May from 8:30 am until 11:00 am. A receipt must be produced when collecting entries and prize money. Entries must be the bona fide original work of the Exhibitor and completed WITHIN THE LAST 24 MONTHS PRECEDING THE SHOW. ALL ENTRIES MUST NOT HAVE BEEN EXHIBITED AT ANY PREVIOUS SHOW OF THIS SOCIETY. If insufficient space is available to display all the entries, then the Stewards reserve the right to select which exhibits, in addition to the prize winning exhibits are to be displayed. All Exhibits must be labelled as below: FINE ARTS Section # 16 / Class # NAME: ADDRESS:

6 FINE ART ENTRY FEE: $5.00 (for classes 1 to 20) PLEASE NOTE LIMIT OF 3 ENTRIES PER CLASS PER ARTIST Entries for 2D works are limited to 120 cm in height x 100 cm in width including the frame. Due to limited space this rule will be strictly enforced. Oversized work may be disqualified. ALL 2D WORKS MUST BE SUITABLY PREPARED FOR HANGING, WITH WIRE OR CORD ATTACHED TO EYES SCREWED INTO THE FRAME OR BACK OF THE WORK. (Do not use either string, attached by masking tape or a metal clip attached to the cardboard backing of the painting to hang your exhibit as both of these practices have been known to pull out). ALL ENTRIES MUST NOT HAVE BEEN EXHIBITED AT ANY PREVIOUS SHOW OF THIS SOCIETY. Class OPEN 1... OPEN (2D, any medium)... First = $200 / Second = $ LOCAL AREA ( 2D, any medium)... First = $100 / Second = $ AUSTRALIAN LANDSCAPE/SEASCAPE ( 2D, any medium).... First = $70 / Second = $ PORTRAIT/FIGURATIVE ( 2D, any medium).... First = $70 / Second = $30 The exhibitor should attach to the back of the entry entered in Class 2 a brief description of the district or locality the subject of their painting was from. (The area governed by the Ipswich City Council is classed as local)... Class - WATERCOLOUR 5... PORTRAIT/FIGURATIVE... First = $40 / Second = $ ABSTRACT... First = $40 / Second = $ FLORA/FAUNA/LANDSCAPE... First = $40 / Second = $20 Prize Money Class 5,6,7 Kindly sponsored by Steve Rainbow "Articulate Framing" Encouragement Award Watercolour Section - Pre Framed Blank Art Board donated by Steve Rainbow "Articulate Framing" Class - CHALK or OIL PASTEL 8... PORTRAIT/FIGURATIVE... First = $40 / Second = $ ABSTRACT... First = $40 / Second = $ FLORA/FAUNA/LANDSCAPE... First = $40 / Second = $20 Encouragement Award Chalk or Oil Pastel Section - Pre Framed Blank Art Board donated by Steve Rainbow "Articulate Framing" Class - OIL or ACRYLIC PAINT PORTRAIT/FIGURATIVE... First = $40 / Second = $ ABSTRACT... First = $40 / Second = $ FLORA/FAUNA/LANDSCAPE... First = $40 / Second = $20 Encouragement Award Oil or Acrylic Paint Section - Pre Framed Blank Art Board donated by Steve Rainbow "Articulate Framing"

7 Class SPECIALISED INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIAN ART - Acrylic or Oil (open)......first=$40/second = $20 Encouragement Award - Pre Framed Blank Art Board donated by Steve Rainbow "Articulate Framing" ARTIST WITH SPECIAL NEEDS 16 YEARS & OVER (2D, any subject / any medium)...first = $40 / Second = $20 Trophy kindly donated by "Ali for Hair Design" 29 Downs Street, North Ipswich NOVICE ARTIST - (2D, any subject / any medium)...first = $40/ Second = $20 Class 16 (Novice) is open to any person who has not won a first prize in Section 16 at the Ipswich Show (this does not include previous Junior Section winners) This class is sponsored by Ipswich Art Society Inc. 17. SENIOR CITIZEN NOVICE ARTIST - 65 YEARS & OVER (2D, any subject / any medium)... First = $40 / Second = $20 The exhibitor must be an amateur who has started painting within the last 24 months. CHAMPION ART EXHIBIT to be awarded a Sash and Card The Champion is to be selected from the first prize winners of Classes 1 to 17 inclusive ART IN BARK Art in Bark pictures are to be no larger than 90 cm x 60 cm excluding the frame. After framing, the exhibit is to be no larger than 120 cm x 100 cm. All pictures must be suitably prepared for hanging. Class - GENERAL LANDSCAPE/SEASCAPE... First = $40 / Second = $ OPEN (any subject other than Landscape or Seascape)... First = $40 / Second = $ MINIATURE (any subject)... First = $40 / Second = $20 Actual work to measure no more than 10cm square. The Miniature is to be exhibited in a frame and must be suitably prepared for hanging. CHAMPION ART IN BARK EXHIBIT to be awarded a Sash and Card The Champion to be selected from the first prize winners of Classes 18 to 20 inclusive

8 JUNIOR ART The same conditions of entry apply that are set out for the art category ALL 2D WORKS MUST BE SUITABLY PREPARED FOR HANGING, WITH WIRE OR CORD ATTACHED TO EYES SCREWED INTO THE FRAME OR BACK OF THE WORK ENTRY FEE:$2 (for classes 21 to 25) PRIZE MONEY: class First = $25 / Second = $15 / Third = $10 PRIZE MONEY FOR CLASS 23 & 24 SPONSORED BY "ARTICULATE FRAMING" PRIZE MONEY FOR CLASS 21,22,25 sponsored by St Mary's Ipswich Class YEARS AND UNDER (any subject / any medium) YEARS TO 10 YEARS (any subject / any medium) YEARS TO 13 YEARS (any subject / any medium) YEARS TO 16 YEARS (any subject / any medium) AND UNDER, ARTIST WITH SPECIAL NEEDS (any subject/any medium CHAMPION JUNIOR ART EXHIBIT to be awarded a Sash and Card The Champion to be selected from the first prize winners of Classes 21 to 25 inclusive. An encouragement Award kindly donated by Ms Kate Martindale. OPEN HOBBY SLIP CAST CERAMICS A Stand with the Exhibitors name attached must be supplied when entering Plates, Trays etc. Class ENTRY FEE: $2.00 (for classes 26 to 35) PRIZE MONEY: First = $15 / Second = $ MULTI TECHNIQUE - At least 3 techniques/mediums as detailed in other categories 29 to 35 combined onto one piece. Note: clear glaze and coloured glaze totally covered by an over glaze, is one technique only and not a multi technique for example UNDER GLAZE Antiquing: applying colour and wiping back from raised surface Detail in Mould: applied colour to a design formed in the mould Majolica: under-glaze decoration applied over unfired nonmoving glaze before firing Sgraffito: scratching a design through colour with a tool Air Brushing: design or technique to be done by air gun Miscellaneous: any other under glaze techniques and up to 1/3 of piece may include other mediums (eg: decals, over glazes, or attachments such as lamp, clock or music box fittings) 28...GLAZE Glaze combination: multi glazes applied over each other usually with modifying glaze between them Glaze in design: glaze painted in a design or glazes butted to each other in specific areas Miscellaneous: any other glaze technique and up to 1/3 of piece may include other mediums (eg. decals, over glazes, or attachments such as lamp, clock or music box fittings)

9 29...MAGAZINE PROJECT -Any piece copied from a ceramic magazine, technique must be exact and greenware and colours to be as close as possible -Reproduction of folk art from folk art magazine or in vogue characters and/or themes (eg.movie, cartoon of book characters etc.) -In all cases the magazine or article the reproduction is taken from must accompany the piece to allow for correct judging 30...BISQUE STAIN (acrylic or non-fired colour) Hand Painted Design: line work, decorative painting and painting or original designs Antiquing & Opaque: applied colour to raised areas formed in the mould. Translucent colour applied then wiped off raised areas. Metallic: metallic like materials in paste, powder or liquid form Chalk/Pastels: rouging colour using fine chalk powder Dry Brushing: brushing colour onto raised areas after most of colour is wiped from brush Applied Texture: adding sand, grog (is clay which has been fired then ground up) or paper to stain media, then applying to bisque piece Miscellaneous: any other stain techniques up to 1/3 of piece may include other mediums (eg. decals, over glazes or attachments such as lamp, clock or music box fittings) 31...GREENWARE ADAPTATION YOUR DESIGN (altering the original appearance of greenware piece by) Cut Outs: areas of clay removed shapes, flowers, piercing etc. Claylifting: raising the surface of the piece to form a design Incising: carving and bevelling to form a three dimensional pattern Chemically Textured: the use of acid products to ware away a background or create a textured surface Decoration: the addition of decoration such as, dipped fabric flowers, cloth and stripping (lace draping). Shaping and forming of flowers and/or patterns. This includes all forms of sprigging or adding hand built form. Combination: using at least two pieces to create a new piece Handicraft: the addition of non-ceramics mediums up to 1/3 of piece (eg. lamp, clock or music box fitting). Piece can be finished in any medium. OPEN HOBBY CERAMICS (continued) NOVICE (any person who is within their first 12 months of learning ceramics) PROFESSIONAL (not permitted to enter in any other class) Any person who now owns, operates or conducts a ceramic studio or business, or has in the past, or who teaches or sells ceramics commercially for profit or operates under a business name, or is a market stall holder or regularly sells for profit. Professional class entrants are not eligible for Grand Champion of Show SPECIAL NEEDS Any person who has a health condition, impairment or disability that makes it more difficult for them to complete a ceramic piece Overall Champion class 34 wins $25 Cash donated by Marcia & Graham Cruickshank 35...JUNIOR OPEN UP TO 13 YRS OLD (any subject / any medium) Overall Champion class 35 wins $25 Cash donated by Marcia & Graham Cruickshank CHAMPION OPEN HOBBY CERAMIC EXHIBIT to be awarded a Sash & Card ** $50 Voucher kindly donated by Marcia & Graham Cruickshank ** The Champion to be selected from the first prize winners in Classes 26 to 32 (Please note class 33 Professional not eligible for Grand Champion).

10 Class EGG ARTISTRY ENTRY FEE: $2.00 (for classes 36 to 41) PRIZE MONEY: First = $15 + Trophy / Second = $5 For further Information: Loraine Mundy (Steward) HINGED (must have one or more hinges in any designed egg) DIORAMA (must contain a 3 dimensional scene in any size egg) FANCY CUT (any type of egg) NOVELTY (this egg must include lighting or mechanical / or not be suitable for any other section) 40...NOVICE 41...OPEN CLASS - Any type of egg and it can be a copy, class or one not cut by Exhibitor - Open class will not be eligible to be judged with Best of Show Eggs CHAMPION EGG ARTISTRY EXHIBIT to be awarded a Trophy, Sash & Card ** Trophy donated by Logan Egg Artistry Club ** The Champion to be selected from the first prize winners in Classes 36 to 41 inclusive MINIATURIST CRAFT ENTRY FEE: $2.00 (for classes 42 to 45) PRIZE MONEY: First = $15 / Second = $10 / Third = $5 Exhibits must be all handmade and built by the Exhibitor unless otherwise stated. If your exhibit has Electricity Equipment attached to it and is for sale please read the Work Place Health and Safety Section found in this Schedule. Class MINIATURIST CRAFT (handmade by Exhibitor / no manufactured items or kit work) Suggested exhibits: Single item or items on the floor, skeleton room or box room completed MINIATURIST CRAFT (handmade by Exhibitor / may have minor inclusions of bought or manufactured items) MODEL ORNAMENT (built by the Exhibitor) 45...JUNIOR (16YEARS AND UNDER) Handmade by Exhibitor/may have minor inclusions of bought or manufactured items. CHAMPION MINIATURIST CRAFT EXHIBIT to be awarded a Sash & Card The Champion to be selected from the first prize winners in classes 42 to 45

11 The Ipswich Show Society wish to thank the following Sponsors/Families for their generous support: Steve Rainbow "Articulate Framing" Ipswich Ipswich Art Society Inc Specialised Security Service Pty Ltd Logan Egg Artistry Club New Hope Coal Australia Kate Martindale Marcia & Graham Cruickshank Bowen Therapy at Brassall