Mary Valley Art Festival 2019 winners - Mary Valley Artslink

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Mary Valley Art Festival 2019 winnersMary Valley Arts Link2023-10-16T13:39:15+10:00

: Animal Magic by Carol Weir took first place in the 3D category, 2019.

: Artwork titled Cloak on Crucifix by Trevor Irvine – highly commended in the 3D category, 2019.

: Young Daniel Edmonds with his prize for equal third place in the 6-9yrs category, 2019.

: Devotion by Jacqui Close – winner of the People’s Choice Award 2019.

: Ethan Fitzgerald (left) and Daniel Edmonds – equal third place in the 6-9yrs category, 2019.

: MVAF Farm construction site by Thomas MacKay – first place 6-9yrs, 2019.

: Artist Glenis Fentiman (left) awarded highly commended in the 2019 abstract category with committee member Lesa Bell.

: Mary Valley Artslink president Heinke Butt with John Morrison, winner of the 2019 drawing category.

: Artist Kathy Burden receives first prize in the 2019 landscape category from sponsor Ron Jeffrey.

: MVAF Kirk Radunz HC still life with sponsor Chris Hooper from the Railway Hotel Imbil, 2019.

: MVAF committee member Lesa Bell (left) with Jane Thompson HC abstract 2019.

: MVAF committee member Lesa Bell (left) with Libby Parke, winner of the abstract category, 2019.

: Meaghan Shelton (left) receives a highly commended certificate in the Open Award from Rae Gate, 2019.

: Melissa Maree is presented with her highly commended certificate in the novice category by sponsor Aiden Taylor, 2019.

: Mount Wellington by Libby Parke – winner of the abstract category, 2019.

: Bendigo Bank representative Rae Gate (left) with winner of the bank’s Open Award, Sandra Ross, 2019.

: Bendigo Bank representatives Rae Gate (left) and Prue Sheehan (right) with 2019 open award winner Sandra Ross and Debra Cook from the Gympie Bone Museum.

: Self Portrait by Donna Munro – winner of the human form category, 2019.

: Stage To Gympie With The Cream Team by John Morrison – winner of the drawing category, 2019.

: Storm Down The Valley by Kathy Burden – winner of the landscape category, 2019.

: Tea Time by Sherrie Rowan – winner of the still life category, 2019.

: Teetering by Sandra Ross – winner of the Bendigo Bank Open Award, 2019.

: Travels Of A Solitude Man by Tim Noles – winner of the novice category, 2019.

: Artist Victoria Fitzpatrick (left) receives her highly commended certificate for human form from Marina Taylor, 2019.