Paint Out Norwich 2015

Описание: Paint Out Norwich 2015 Artists
19-22 October 2015, 40 artists from across the UK and abroad compete on the streets of Norwich, Norfolk for its second juried-entry Plein Air Paint Out art competition.

Check the daily schedules to see when and where the artists are in action or view their paintings in the auctions and exhibitions. (Online gallery to follow)

Selected Artists for Norwich

43 artists were chosen to compete at Paint Out Norwich in 2015. 40 are able to compete at the Norwich Core (34) and Nocturne Competition (6+Guests) events:

Karen Adams, Sally Balick, John Behm, Richard Bond, Tom Butts, Alfie Carpenter, Denis Clarke, Lara Cobden, Jordan Cook, Beverley Coraldean, Tom Cringle, Douglas Boyd Cross, Alexandra Egan, Jack Godfrey, Jane Hodgson, Andrew Horrod, Kieran Ingram, Gennadiy Ivanov, Brian Korteling, Tom Lamprell, Rosemary Lawrey, Dan Llywelyn Hall, Mary MacCarthy, Rod Major, Sue Mann, Anmar Mirza, Nigel Moody, Bradley Morgan Johnson, Eloise O’Hare, Paul O’Kane, Susannah Penrose, Michael Richardson, Colin Self, Jennifer Sendall, Susannah Sendall, Stuart Shearer, Devin Smith, Haidee-Jo Summers, Mo Teeuw, Candide Turner-Bridger, Liam Wales, Vicky West, Douglas Westbury, Lothar Zhou

Richard Bond first prize, Mo Teeuw Second prize and Eloise O'Hare third prize. Michael Richardson first prize for the Nocturne competition.
Thank you to everyone who entered and came to the auction. The exhibition opens 9.30am Saturday and runs until Friday at the Hostry.

Around 100 artists rose to the challenge to 'paint out' Norwich from historic Mousehold Heath at our public mass art event for all the family outside the Café Britannia. People from aged 5-85 took part including whole families and 3 generations of one artistic family, 2 of whom were also in our main competition.
The light changed frequently adding to the en plein air challenge of painting a changing scene with the distraction of public gaze, press filming, bemused dog-walkers, and kids either rolling on the green hillside or picking up crayons to draw their own young masterpieces. The attraction of the varied views and inspiration of so many fellow artists of all ages and abilities made the event a resounding success, and one we will no doubt repeat.
The event proved to be a big draw, bringing people not just from Norfolk but several driving 3-4 hours from Kent and Yorkshire just to take part in the public spectacle.
Cass Art were our sponsors for the event, their mission being to "fill this town with artists", the hills were indeed filled with artists of all ages and who gratefully received Cass Art discount vouchers and later next week will also be awarded Cass Art prizes to spend online or at Cass Art stores.