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Seven professional artists, specialists in a range
of media from sculpture to textile, printmaking to photography, were chosen
to run workshops at schools and youth clubs in Clapham Park, Lambeth.
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More than 200 young artists entered works ranging from
painting, sculptures to textiles. The Selection Panel whittled down the
entries to 62 pieces which will be exhibited between 9 – 23 July
2005
The project, called 'Young and Creative', is being run jointly by the
Bettie Morton Gallery and the Clapham Park Project (NDC) – a resident-led
scheme dedicated to regenerating the Clapham Park Estate and the surrounding
area.
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The Winners are:-
Individual Prizes:
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In the Under 7s Category - - 1st place: Cael Castro, Holy Trinity School, for The City
- 2nd place: Sahlee Lewis, Holy Trinity School, for Me & My Twin Brother
- 3rd place: Sofia & Daniel, Richard Atkins School, for Michelle
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In the 8-13 Years Category - - 1st place: Joint 1st goes to: Nathan, for Self Portrait and
Scot Witcomb, for Self Portrait
- 2nd place: Phoebe Ellis-Rees, Lambeth Academy, for I clean my feet
- 3rd place: Ellie Goffe, Lambeth Academy, for Miro Ballet Shoe
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In the 14-19 Years Category - - 1st place: Emma Duncan-Marshalleck, Youth Inclusion Programme, for Untitled
- 2nd place: Amanda Delaney, Youth Inclusion Programme, for Untitled
- 3rd place: Mahu Kone-le-Gal, Crossroad, Thesaly Community Centre, for
Puma in the Moonlight
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Group Prizes
- 7s and under: Glenbrook School:
A visit to Dulwich Picture Gallery:
To include a day doing art sessions in the Sackler studio
and a set of Gillian Wolfe's art books
- 8 - 13 years: Lambeth Academy: A visit to the studio of artist
Trevor Price, RE (Member of the Royal Society of
Painters-Print Makers).
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14 - 19 years: Youth Inclusion Programme: A day at Camberwell
College of Arts. The tour will include opportunities to meet students
and staff, look around the studios and see work in progress.
They will provide vouchers worth �250 for the group to spend in
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Highly Commended:-
- Tyrone, Richard Atkins, for `Bug�
- Teleri Allent, Lambeth Academy, for Road Dahl Shoe
- Emeline Gallaghan, Lambeth Academy, Gaurdi Pillar
- Georgia De-Grey, Lambeth Academy, for Glasses
- Ella Ferrou, Clapham Youth Centre, for fruit Bowl
- Belotie Ndongale, Glenbrook Primary, for Bananas
- Joe Tayle, Glenbrook Primary, for Pillars
- Kalysia Bailey, Glenbrook Primary, For Cherie
- Damario Barrett, Glenbooke Primary School, for Eagle
- Tewayne Harris, Glenbrook Primary, for Flash Jack
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This years Judges were:
Johanna Kociejowski: Education Projects Coordinator at Dulwich Picture
Gallery.
Georgina Pope: Education Events and Outreach Coordinator at Dulwich Picture
Gallery.
Trevor Price, RE: Artist: Member of the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers.
Jeremy Swan: Television Producer/Director/Scriptwriter of BBC children
series.
Sian Stirling: Head of External Relations for Camberwell College of Arts
and Chelsea College of Art & Design.
Bettie Morton: Director of the Bettie Morton Gallery.
This year’s prizes:
7’s yrs under: Art Materials
8-13 years: Art Materials
14-19 years: Art Materials
Groups Prizes:
7’s and under: Visit to Dulwich Picture Gallery
8-13 years: Visit to Artist’s Studio
14-19 years: Visit to Camberwell College of Arts
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