Itchiball Prize

MuSeuM oF PaRTiCuLaRLy Bad aRT
HomE oF thE iTChiBaLl pRIzE



'What makes Bad Art?’, I hear you ask.
Well, the criteria are simple(ish):
Completely devoid of technical skill (Colour, tone, perspective and shading)
Unusual, poor or tasteless subject matters (Preferably all three!)
Undeniable passion, driven by an uneducated hand.
That ‘special’ feeling that forms in your gut



Itchiball Prize
A further extension of The MOPBA was the establishment of the “Itchiball Prize”, where the general public submitted pieces of Art, either their own or found works, in an attempt to claim this ‘prestigious’ prize.

Entries are being called for this year's Itchiball Prize.
The Itchiball Prize winner will receive vouchers to the value of a total of $2,000.00(including GST) to be spent on products and services in the Chapel Street Windsor Retail Precinct.
ThePeople’s Choice Award winner will receive vouchers to the value of $1000.00

PRIZE:The Itchiball Prize winner will receive vouchers to the value of a total of $2,000.00 (including GST) to be spent on products and services in the Chapel Street Windsor Retail Precinct. The People’s Choice Award winner will receive vouchers to the value of $1000.00This is an acquisitive prize, ie if you win the Itchiball or People’s Choice Award, your work will not be returned to you and will take its place as a permanent part of the MOPBA’s collection.

JUDGES:A panel of local personalities, local dignitaries and residents will select the Itchiball Award winning entries. The MOPBA Committee has selected the independent judges and their decision will be final.

This year the event is returning to the exhibition space at Chapel off Chapel 12 Little Chapel Street Prahran from the 3rd to 12th of October.
The opening night will be Friday 3rd October 6pm till 8pm

ENTRIES CLOSE:Sunday 22nd September 2008 at 9pm.

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Kim Barker is a Visual Artist (Diploma in Art and Graduate Diploma in Education). She is also a fully trained Reading Recovery Teacher. She has taught RAD (Royal Academy of Dancing) and Cecchetti Ballet Syllabii. Kim also manages the Top Artist' Directory as well as her blog laketrees She lives with her family on the Eastern Central Coast of Australia. Follow Kim at laketrees on Twitter for updates and news