Painters, illustrators, sculptors, ceramicists, digital artists. Hobbyists and professionals. Young and old. We need your art!
The Aspects Art Show committee has put out the call for entries for this yearβs Goondiwindi Show. The Show weekend is fast approaching so itβs time to get into the studio β or kitchen or shed β and produce a work of art to enter. Online entries are now due.
With the number of exhibits increasing each year and an incredible $30,000 in prize money, the Aspects Art Show is recognised as a significant cultural event throughout the Goondiwindi region and beyond. It is also an opportunity for artists to be recognised and sell their art.Β Just ask Brisbane artist Emily Day, who has entered for the first time this year.Β βIβm entering Aspects because I love regional Australia and Iβm so grateful for the support that regional shows and galleries have shown me,β says Emily.
Based in Brisbane, Emily has always painted but only recently became a full-time artist after an inspiring six-month road trip around Australia in 2019 that gave her time to βpick up the brushes again and start producing work more seriouslyβ. She describes her nature-inspired art, that often features Australian native flora, as βfull of movement, with loose, layered brush strokes balanced with small areas of detailβ.
Join Emily and other artists for your chance to win, or sell, at this yearβs Aspects and enter online now. Aspects Opening Night is Thursday 29 April, on the eve of the Goondiwindi P&A Show weekend.
Readers also enjoyed our story about Casey Barnes New Music
