Treelands Drive Community Hub (Yamba Community Precinct) - Youth Art Competition
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Consultation has concluded
Submissions have now closed for this competition. Thanks to everyone who submitted an entry. Judging was handed over to a panel of Clarence Valley youth at Maclean High School and Yamba Skate Park. Scroll down to 'news feed' to discover the winners.
Background
The Competition
Clarence Valley Council invites budding artists between the ages of 12 and 25 to submit an entry for the Youth Art Competition. This is an exciting opportunity for young artists to have their work featured in the Treelands Drive Community Hub at the Yamba Community Precinct. Winning entries will have a digital image of their artwork printed and displayed on the walls in the Youth Space.
The artwork must be relevant to the region, create local pride and contribute to the region’s sense of place. First Nations artists are encouraged to apply.
Competition details:
Submissions closed 14th May
Artwork to be a High-Resolution Digital Image.
The printed size of the image is approx. 4m long x 2.25m wide (excluding window width of 600mm).
Winners will be announced in June 2024.
Conditions of entry:
All artwork is to be the owner's original artwork.
The competition is open to young artists between the ages of 12 to 25.
All applications and images must be submitted through the application form below
Artists submitting entries in this competition consent to Clarence Valley Council displaying artwork and for media promotion of the Yamba Community Precinct.
All works must be deemed appropriate to be exhibited in a youth space.
To be eligible for judging, all images must be uploaded by 5pm, 30th April.
Prize
1st place
Artwork will be displayed as a feature wall in the new Yamba Community Precinct and a $70 art pack
2nd place
Artwork to be displayed in the new Yamba Community Precinct and a $50 art pack
3rd place
Artwork to be displayed in the new Yamba Community Precinct and a $30 art pack
Example of the feature wall to be used for the wining artwork:
The Treelands Drive Community Hub (Yamba Community Precinct), is jointly funded by the Australian and NSW Governments through the Bushfire Local Economic Recovery Fund, in association with Clarence Valley Council.
Submissions have now closed for this competition. Thanks to everyone who submitted an entry. Judging was handed over to a panel of Clarence Valley youth at Maclean High School and Yamba Skate Park. Scroll down to 'news feed' to discover the winners.
Background
The Competition
Clarence Valley Council invites budding artists between the ages of 12 and 25 to submit an entry for the Youth Art Competition. This is an exciting opportunity for young artists to have their work featured in the Treelands Drive Community Hub at the Yamba Community Precinct. Winning entries will have a digital image of their artwork printed and displayed on the walls in the Youth Space.
The artwork must be relevant to the region, create local pride and contribute to the region’s sense of place. First Nations artists are encouraged to apply.
Competition details:
Submissions closed 14th May
Artwork to be a High-Resolution Digital Image.
The printed size of the image is approx. 4m long x 2.25m wide (excluding window width of 600mm).
Winners will be announced in June 2024.
Conditions of entry:
All artwork is to be the owner's original artwork.
The competition is open to young artists between the ages of 12 to 25.
All applications and images must be submitted through the application form below
Artists submitting entries in this competition consent to Clarence Valley Council displaying artwork and for media promotion of the Yamba Community Precinct.
All works must be deemed appropriate to be exhibited in a youth space.
To be eligible for judging, all images must be uploaded by 5pm, 30th April.
Prize
1st place
Artwork will be displayed as a feature wall in the new Yamba Community Precinct and a $70 art pack
2nd place
Artwork to be displayed in the new Yamba Community Precinct and a $50 art pack
3rd place
Artwork to be displayed in the new Yamba Community Precinct and a $30 art pack
Example of the feature wall to be used for the wining artwork:
The Treelands Drive Community Hub (Yamba Community Precinct), is jointly funded by the Australian and NSW Governments through the Bushfire Local Economic Recovery Fund, in association with Clarence Valley Council.
Tied for Third: Women Healing, Janarla Mercy, 14, South Grafton
Tied for Third: Pippi Corner, Willow Allen, 11, Yamba
The winning image of a Coastal Emu by Aaliyah Roach will be used in the design of the library youth space of Treelands Drive Community Hub.
Aaliyah’s story behind her winning entry:
“As a family driving to Yamba we are sometimes lucky enough to see the local emus roaming around. My little sister gets so excited which I love. I feel like we are lucky to live somewhere so amazing and that's what inspired my drawing.” Aaliyah Roach
The competition was judged by students at Maclean High School and Yamba Skate Park.
The Treelands Drive Community Hub (Yamba Community Precinct), is jointly funded by the Australian and NSW Governments through the Bushfire Local Economic Recovery Fund, in association with Clarence Valley Council.
The winners of the Youth Art Competition for Treelands Drive Community Hub (Yamba Community Precinct) have been announced.
Tied for Third: Women Healing, Janarla Mercy, 14, South Grafton
Tied for Third: Pippi Corner, Willow Allen, 11, Yamba
The winning image of a Coastal Emu by Aaliyah Roach will be used in the design of the library youth space of Treelands Drive Community Hub.
Aaliyah’s story behind her winning entry:
“As a family driving to Yamba we are sometimes lucky enough to see the local emus roaming around. My little sister gets so excited which I love. I feel like we are lucky to live somewhere so amazing and that's what inspired my drawing.” Aaliyah Roach
The competition was judged by students at Maclean High School and Yamba Skate Park.
The Treelands Drive Community Hub (Yamba Community Precinct), is jointly funded by the Australian and NSW Governments through the Bushfire Local Economic Recovery Fund, in association with Clarence Valley Council.