The November meeting was a celebration of the 2019 year of member's art, participation prizes for the monthly art challenges as well as the Founder's Trophy awards.
Members brought platters of 'art of a plate', voted for the best artworks and enjoyed a social evening together. It was difficult to chose photos so this is just a small selection to give a feel of the evening.
Artland kindly sponsored prizes for participation in the monthly challenges and ET&H sponsored some prizes for the Founders' Trophy.
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| Big decisions to decide on the top artworks |
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| A selection of some entries |
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| A selection of some entries |
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| A selection of some entries |
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| A selection of some entries |
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| Members awaiting the results of the judging process |
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| This happy face won a prize for "art on a plate" |
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| Members enjoying yummy snacks |
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| Chicken wraps with plum sauce and micro sprouts held together with individually crafted toothpick 'paintbrushes' |
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| Choices, choices - nearly as difficult as choosing the best painting |
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| First prize for participation in the monthly art challenges was awarded to Christine Finniss |
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| Second prize for participation in the monthly art challenges was awarded to Trevor Vaughan-Jones |
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| Third prize for participation in the monthly art challenges was awarded to Jennifer Mitchley |
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| Linda Austin of Artland drew a further 2 names of people who participated in the monthly challenges for a lucky draw prize |
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| Chairman Ian Jay led the proceedings and explained that coinciding with his retirement from work, he will be handing over the Chairmanship reins to Sue Paulsen as from January |
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| Incoming Chairperson, Sue Paulsen, leads an art quiz before the winners of the Founder's Trophy are announced |
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| Members eagerly awaiting results of the Founder's Trophy awards |
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| Judged (by members present) as the top three paintings of the year. |
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| A small selection of other prize-winning artworks follow |
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| All in all, a happy ending to a successful year in the life of the Constantiaberg Art Society! |
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