Gorey Guardian

Lions Club seeking submission­s

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THE COUNTDOWN to the 2018 Annual Lions Club art exhibition has begun, with submission­s now being accepted at Wexford Arts Centre.

The open submission exhibition invites local artists, of all ages and skill levels, to submit their work. The exhibition celebrates local talent and offers a platform for artists at various stages of their career, giving many a chance to exhibit in a gallery space.

As has become the norm, the theme has been left entirely open. The open brief allows participan­ts the freedom to create exciting and original artwork and to tell their own stories.

The Young Lions gallery will also feature this year and invites young artists to experiment with all types of mediums and objects. As the Lions Club Internatio­nal celebrated its centenary in 2017, a Perpetual Children’s Trophy will be awarded to a Young Lion for a work that explores the history of, or that reflects the aims and ethos of the organisati­on.

Interested artists are asked to complete an applicatio­n form and collect either a watercolou­r paper or canvas from Wexford Arts Centre. Applicatio­ns are limited to one per person. Sulptural works will not be presented this year. The deadline for submission­s is Friday, February 23. Entry is €10 and works should be unframed.

The exhibition will run from March 3 to 21. It will be launched on March 10 at 3 p.m.

 ??  ?? Lucia Roche, Rebecca Jones, Tony Bergin, Cllr Tony Walsh, Dolores Stacey, Tony Bergin, Ella Furlong, Aisley Wallace and Catherine Stacey – who all helped organise the event Gloria Brereton, Lisa Murphy and Tara Murphy
Lucia Roche, Rebecca Jones, Tony Bergin, Cllr Tony Walsh, Dolores Stacey, Tony Bergin, Ella Furlong, Aisley Wallace and Catherine Stacey – who all helped organise the event Gloria Brereton, Lisa Murphy and Tara Murphy
 ??  ?? RIGHT: One of the 2017 exhibition entries
RIGHT: One of the 2017 exhibition entries

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