
Eve Jeffery
Hundreds of artists and art appreciators visited the Ocean Shores Public School over the weekend to see this year’s exhibition of works in the tenth annual Ocean Shores Art Expo.
Prizes were awarded in six categories including Watercolour and Gouache, Printmaking, Drawing and Pastels, Oil and Acrylic, Mixed Media, Sculpture, and Photographic and Digital Art.
There was also a People’s Choice Award and awards in the primary and secondary sections for junior artists.
This year’s theme was ‘It’s all about the light’. In addition to awarding prizes to artists, the expo donates $3,000 to local schools. See more of the images in our gallery below or at www.osartexpo.com.
Photos Eve Jeffery
The results for this year’s event were:
Watercolour & Gouache
FIRST PLACE
Geoffrey Murray Fantasy Fig Talofa
SECOND PLACE
Pete Pinza Light and the shadow of Venice
HIGHLY COMMENDED
Margot Brown Roses in Morning Light
Printmaking, Drawing & Pastels
FIRST PLACE
Rachael Hegh Refraction
SECOND PLACE
Katka Adams Dusk
HIGHLY COMMENDED
Madeline Burgess From darkness there is light
Belinda Sochacki Filamentum (threads of life)
Jay Foley Margot at Lighthouse
Oil/Acrylic
FIRST PLACE
Elaine Green Incandescent Breath
SECOND PLACE
Julie Corbet The Source
HIGHLY COMMENDED
Joy Smith Crested Hawk
Robyn Dulihanty Misty Lake
Creamy Cracker Misty morning
Mixed Media
FIRST PLACE
Liz Barker Drawings by nature
SECOND PLACE
Heather Matthew Patterns of Thought
HIGHLY COMMENDED
A V Lord Excessive Display Case #1
Karen Baraket Octopuses Garden
Warwick Pascoe By the Light
Sculpture
FIRST PLACE
Terry Henry Radalia
SECOND PLACE
Ri Fraser First Light
HIGHLY COMMENDED
Andrew Dredge Lady Macbeth
David Shaw Chimney
Zani McEnnally Hues of Olly
Photographic & Digital Art
FIRST PLACE
Jane L Rantall Luminous i
SECOND PLACE
Rudiger Wasser Lucy in the sky with diamonds
HIGHLY COMMENDED
Jules Hunt Through the Window – Another Day in Paradise
Caro Liddell Light Life Eternal































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