Winners Announced
ADULTS
Winner
Vivienne Abbott
Runners Up
Peter Leggott
Sarah Pierre
Rosie Powlesland
Gillian Siggers
Highly Commended
Saypermal Didier
Sarah Dodd
Katherine Hicks
Helen Legg
Helen Mills
Janet Pointon
Jane Robins
Fay Seabridge
Lisa Southward
Gill White
UNDER 18s
Winner
Natasha Ajiboye, age 13
Runners Up
Amelia Aplin, age 12
Natalia Baldowska, age 12
Sophie Booth, age 12
Sofia Curry, age 13
Charlotte Jones, age 13
Harriet Lowe, age 13
Lottie McNally, age 13
Isla Doubal, age 13
Highly Commended
Beccy Beadie, Age 13
Navshikha Boopathi, Age 12
Eve Buchanan , Age 12
Mokshita Dommala, Age 13
Evie Doubal, Age 13
Abigail Edgecombe, Age 12
Thea Golding, Age 12
Deebika Gowrykanthan, Age 12
Scarlett Humphries, Age 13
Asmitha Jeyananthan, Age 12
Mali Morris, Age 12
Kinjal Prasai, Age 13
Ipsi Rararam, Age 13
Samiksha Sureshkamur, Age 13
Tara Wahome, Age 12
Nikitha Yella, Age 12
Sophie Yorath, Age 13
UNDER 12s
Winners
Parab Dhoka, age 10
Reyansh Singh, age 10
Runners Up
Florence T, age 9
Saathvika Deepankumar, Year 6
Noura Eskander, Year 4
Highly Commended
Sebastian Rhead, Year 6
Aarav Lakhani, Year 5
Evie L, age 9
Sragvi Sethi, Age 10
Darcy Hammond, age 9
Lauren Johnson, age 10
Oli Morrison, age 8
UNDER 8s
Winners
Indie Hammond, age 7
Annabel Taylor, age 7
Runner Up
Akshara Pappula, age 7
Highly Commended
Holly Ayur, Age 5
Matilda Hutchinson, Age 5
Lour Jabarin, Age 5
Deekshana Rahul Kamur, Age 5
Isumi Marriott, Age 6
Cece Odlin, Age 5
Amelia Parcaran , Age 4
Rosie Robinson, Age 5
Jayden Shumba, Age 6
Lucy Vernon, Age 5
Remi Walsh, Age 6
Monty Winter, Age 6
Nikola Yakimov, Age 5
Entries will be collated into a community 'quilt' which will be available to view during the festival (details available shortly)
Shortlisted and winning entries will be published in the 2023 Chiltern Arts Poetry and Art Collection and printed in Festival programmes.
Thank you for your entries, and good luck!
Art and Colouring Competition: Timepieces in Art
The Chiltern Arts Festival 2023 explores the themes of Love, Loss and the Passage of Time.
Timepieces come in all shapes and sizes, in many colours and materials – some strikingly simple and some breathtakingly ornate: examples include Big Ben, your favourite wristwatch, an eggtimer or a sundial! We’d love to see your interpretation or reimagining of a timepiece in a format that could form a part of our ‘community time quilt’. Drawing, painting, collage, photography or any other medium that can be sent in digital 2D format will all be welcome.
The competition is now closed
We are delighted that Dr James Nye, 2022 Master of the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers and Chairman of the Antiquarian Horological Society, will chair our judging panel for this competition.