online exhibition
Showcasing RAS Member Artworks from 2025
ONLINE ART ACTIVITIES
July: Pet & Animal Challenge
August: Portrait Challenge
September: Tonal Painting Challenge
October: Inktober
November: Collage Challenge
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To enter:
Email your jpeg image to
challenges@randwickartsocietyinc.com
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Entries will be judged at the end of each month and the winning entry will be awarded a $25 voucher from Eckersley's Art Store ​​​
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To view entries form 2024 see Online Art Challenge Archives
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2025 November Collage Art Challenge
Congratulations to Christine Langdon for the winning entry "Still Life" in the
November Collage Art Challenge
Judie Bode, Assistant Secretary who judged the competition said
"I chose this collage as it demonstrates the patience, pleasure and joy that
has been put into it. The colours, composition and dimensions demonstrate
the artist's skill. The design has a "wow factor" that pops ot. I would be happy
to frame and hang this collage."
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2025 Inktober Art Challenge
Congratulations to John Johnston for his work "The Castle".
Thank you to Harald Kamp, Committee Member for judging
He said " I like the classic approach with black ink of the subject.
Depth, contrast, ( light and shadow)and the textures he applied".
2025 SeptemberTonal Art Challenge
Congratulations to Paula Service for her work "Toned Sketch.".
Thank you to our President, Mark England for judging
He said "After careful consideration l choose Paula Service’s entry ‘Toned Sketch’. The palette is restricted, with excellent use of tone rather than line. The subject is appropriately fluid and beautifully depicted."
2025 August Portrait Art Challenge
Congratulations to Harry Tolitsas for his entry "David".
Thank you to Committee Member Harald Kamp for judging.
He said "It wasn’t an easy task to choose the winner (in my opinion) of all these good artists, for the portrait challenge.
I was just looking for an artwork that “jumped out” at me, and that was DAVID by Harry Tolitsas.
I liked the 'view angle’, the choice of colour and medium. It also has a certain simplicity about it is not over worked."
