FAQ
- Should I send my artwork when I enter online?
No. Only the finalists need send their artwork. Finalists will be notified as soon as initial judging is completed.
- What style of works will you accept?
Watercolour, acrylic and oils are all acceptable. Works on paper must be professionally mounted and framed behind glass.
- Can I enter a seascape in the landscape art prize?
Seascapes will not be accepted.
- If I need to, can I use Australia Post to send my entry?
Yes, but please include or arrange the return postage with your artwork and remember to insure your work.
- Am I responsible for packaging the artwork?
Yes, please make sure your packaging is suitable to transport your artwork back to you, too, as it will be returned in the same packaging.
- When do I pay for entry?
The $40 entry fee must be paid online at time of entry.
- Is there a size limit for entries?
Yes, 150cm x 150cm is the limit.
- May I enter a digital print?
Under our rules, digital prints are not acceptable.
- I am not from Harden-Murrumburrah, or even NSW, may I still enter?
Yes, we welcome entries from anywhere in Australia.
- May I enter more than one work?
Yes, you may. Each work should be entered separately, and the fee is $40 per entry.
- If I am a finalist but not judged the winner, when will I receive my artwork back?
Artworks will be repackaged in their original packaging and returned as soon as possible after the exhibition closes on 7th May 2023.
- Will my artwork be accepted if my fee has not been received by the close of business, 10th of March 2023?
No.
- Am I required to submit an artist’s Statement?
Yes. If your artwork is accepted as a finalist we would like you to submit an Artist’s Statement of around 50 to 100 words in length.
- Is it possible to have my painting for sale during the exhibition?
Yes. You may message Harden Art Prize to authorise us to provide prospective buyers with your email or phone details. Negotiations will be entirely between artist and buyer. we do not take a commission.