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Mourant Ozannes ArtPrize 2010

The annual Mourant Ozannes ArtPrize 2010 is now officially open for entries. We're once again offering a top prize of £1,000 and a chance for the 12 finalists to showcase their work at Guernsey Airport over the Christmas period.

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Last year's winning entry and images of the finalists' art work
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Entrants are invited to submit a maximum of one piece of art for the Mourant Ozannes ArtPrize 2010 by the closing date of Wednesday 1 December 2010. Entries can be in any medium but must be 2D, mountable and no larger than A1. A select judging panel of local art lovers, experts and artists will then choose the final 12.

Entries should be delivered in person with a completed entry form firmly attached to the back of the piece between 9am and midday Saturday 27 November or between 9am and 5.30pm 29 and 30 November and 1 December to the LR&D offices behind the Melody Press building at L'Islet.

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 More than 70,000 tourists and islanders will pass through the airport where they will have the opportunity to choose the overall winner by voting for their favourite piece.

The competition, now in its fifth year, will follow the same format as previous years but with a new look thanks to our recent merger.

Last year's winner, embroiderer Sue Hotchkis, won the competition with 'A Beach with a View' a stunning textile depicting Fort Grey.

Robert Shepherd, managing partner Guernsey, said: "The Mourant Ozannes ArtPrize is a wonderful showcase for local artists. We're proud to continue our involvement in a competition that so many islanders support."