ENTRY DETAILS
The competition is open to artists worldwide. Only original work will be
considered and paintings based on reference photographs must have been
taken by the artist or used with the permission of the photographer.
Photography, except where incorporated into collage, is not acceptable.
1. The entry fee of £15 covers up to THREE entries of two-dimensional works
in any media; only ONE work per entrant will be accepted for exhibition
in the Leisure Painter category.
2. No
entries to be larger than 120x150cm
WHEN FRAMED (canvases do not need to be framed).
3. Online digital entries please >click here<
4. Postal Entries : Good quality colour transparencies (no
glass mounts), photos or prints (no
larger than A4 and minimum 300dpi)
of two-dimensional works in any
medium should be submitted.
For a printable entry form >click here<.
5. Each entry must be clearly marked with your name and address and title
of the work and placed in an envelope to which you must affix the entry
coupon, right. Place into a larger envelope for posting, with a stamped
addressed envelope for the return of your entry. We cannot return entries
without the correct postage.
6. Send your entry/ies with the non-refundable entry fee of £15, payable to
TAPC, to:
TA/LP Patchings 2012 Competition,
63/65 High Street, Tenterden,
Kent TN30 6BD, to arrive by the closing date of March 30, 2012.
7. Entries will be judged after March 30, 2012 and selected works called for
exhibition. These must be framed (canvases excepted) ready for exhibition
from June 14 to July 22 at Patchings Art Centre.
8. Successful entrants will be notified in late April about delivering their work
between May 25 and June 6, 2012 to Patchings Art Centre,
Nottinghamshire.
9. All care will be taken with entries but no responsibility can be accepted for
loss or damage in transit, incoming or outgoing, whilst on the competition
premises or during the exhibition. Originals selected and submitted for
final exhibition must be fully insured by the artist.
10. Original works must be left with the organisers
throughout the exhibition. |
