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Entries open for Earley art contest

by Phil Creighton
October 22, 2021
in Arts, Earley, Featured
Tree bark is one possible medium to use for the Earley Town Council art contest Picture: Pixabay

Tree bark is one possible medium to use for the Earley Town Council art contest Picture: Pixabay

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ARTISTS are being invited to create a picture from nature in a new content being run by Earley Town Council.

The theme is environment, and part of the preparations to the COP26 climate emergency summit. Entrants are asked to create a picture in any media that incorporates rubbings.

There are three categories: under sevens, ages 8-16, and adults.

All entries must be A3 or A4 in size, and there will be prizes for the best picture in each category.

The judging panel includes town council staff and councillors, and the closing date for entries is Friday, October 29.

For more details, log on to www.earley-tc.gov.uk

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