WARRANDYTE DONVALE ROTARY
ART SHOW 2024 - will NOT GO AHEAD
The club has reluctantly decided not to go ahead with an Art show in 2024.
This decision was not made lightly as we have always enjoyed the Art Show and the opportunity to showcase local art and the contact with the local community which has supported us.
Our club is currently undergoing a recruitment drive and in the event of us increasing our membership and thus having a solid base of volunteers we will be reconsidering holding future Art Shows.
If you are interested in joining with us in supporting your local community through rewarding volunteering do not hesitate to contact us.
In the meantime thankyou to all the artists who have supported us and the people who have made our Art Shows the wonderful events they have been.
We look forward to the future with optimism!
This decision was not made lightly as we have always enjoyed the Art Show and the opportunity to showcase local art and the contact with the local community which has supported us.
Our club is currently undergoing a recruitment drive and in the event of us increasing our membership and thus having a solid base of volunteers we will be reconsidering holding future Art Shows.
If you are interested in joining with us in supporting your local community through rewarding volunteering do not hesitate to contact us.
In the meantime thankyou to all the artists who have supported us and the people who have made our Art Shows the wonderful events they have been.
We look forward to the future with optimism!
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Contact: Email: |
Judy Hall – 0419 201 231 (General Information) Terry Edwards – 0409 258 374 (Entry enquiries) artshow@warrandytedonvalerotary.org.au |
prizes 2023
2023 Prizes
Total prize pool of $5,250 will be awarded as follows:
- Best in Show
- Best Oil or Acrylic - Best Work on Paper - Highly Commended - Best Small Painting - People's Choice Award |
$2,000
$1,000 $1,000 5 x $100 each $500 $250 |
30 YEARS of experience
The Rotary Warrandyte Art Show has grown over the 3 decades to where up to 600 works are exhibited . From a small event it has graduated through many stages of growth in a range of venues including schools, halls and Mechanics Institute. For many years it was staged in a large marquee on the banks of the Yarra. MORE |