NSW Department of Education and Training: The Arts Unit

2009 Nagoya Art Exchange

About the Nagoya Art Exchange

The Sister and Friendship City Children's Art and Calligraphy Exhibition is an annual international art exhibition in Nagoya, Japan. Artworks from Nagoya, Sydney, Los Angeles, Mexico City and Ninjing will be displayed.

 

Students and schools receive a significant amount of recognition by participating in and exhibition such as this. It also provides a wonderful opportunity for students to participate in international friendship and cultural exchange activities, which in turn promotes the further development of sister city relationships.

 

Government schools are invited to submit up to four (4) artworks only for selection that emphasise aspects of the student's personal world and depict the uniqueness of life in Australia and reflect the quality of Visual Arts Education in our schools.

 

The successful entries will be published into a catalogue.  This will be distributed to all participating schools, accompanied by a certificate for the student.

 

Students' works selected for the Sister and Friendship City Children's Arts and Calligraphy Exhibition will not be returned.  These students will instead receive a complimentary colour copy of their entry.

Entry Conditions

All works submitted for inclusion in the Nagoya Art Exchange are required to meet the following requirements:

  • Artworks must be NO SMALLER than A4 (210mm x 297mm) and NO LARGER than A3 (420mm x 297mm) in size. Works that are outside these dimensions cannot be accepted for exhibitions.
  • Artworks may be horizontal (landscape) or vertical (portrait).
  • Works should be submitted flat (not rolled) on art paper of a reasonable quality.
  • Student artists may be enrolled at a government school in New South Wales in any class from Kindergarten to Year 12 in the year of entry.
  • The following media that reflect a range of interpretations of the subject matter and a range of expressive forms:
    • Drawing
    • Painting
    • Photography
    • Printmaking
    • Computer Generated Work
    • Collage
  • Artworks on a stretched canvas cannot be accepted.
  • The Theme is: My Community My World

Application Information

To complete your entry in the Nagoya Art Exchange, the following items must be submitted from each artist:

The closing date for all applications is Friday 4 September 2009.

 

Please use the links below to download the required paperwork

 

Nagoya Art Exchange Application Form [.pdf 10 KB]

Nagoya Art Exchange General Release [.pdf 15 KB]

 

Entries should be directed to Nagoya Art Exchange, Attention: Lisa van den Dolder, Leura Public School, Great Western Highway, LEURA, NSW, 2780.

 

For further information and assistance in relation to the Nagoya Art Exchange, please contact Lisa van den Dolder by phone on 0413 833 780 or by email at lisa.vandendolder@det.nsw.edu.au 


Contact

Lisa van den Dolder

Nagoya Art Exchange Coordinator

Mob: 0413 833 780
send email

Calendar

4 September 2009
2009 Applications Close

November 2009
Exhibition of works at Nagoya City Board of Education, Nagoya, Japan