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Sunday, January 20, 2013
Students invited to compete in art contest
All area students in grades 7-12
residing in or studying art within
the geographical boundaries of
the school districts of Dallas,
Lake-Lehman, Tunkhannock and
Northwest Area are invited to en-
ter the 32nd Annual Suzanne Ma-
ria Rossetti Memorial Juried Art
Contest.
Joe and Sue Hand, of Dallas,
sponsor the contest in memory of
the daughter of Louise and the
late Peter Rossett, of Saugus,
MA.
Entries must be delivered to
Sue Hand’s Imagery, 35 Main St.,
Dallas, between Feb. 11 and 20.
Ribbons will be awarded in 12
different categories on each sep-
arate grade level by two panels of
three judges each. They will be
judged separately on each grade
level in a variety of categories, in-
cluding pencil, pastel, watercol-
or, acrylic, oil, ink, scratchboard,
mixed media, fibers, photogra-
phy, prints and miniature draw-
ings and paintings.
Photographs must be at least
8” X 10”. No entry may exceed a
total size of 45 inches in any di-
rection.
All 2-D entries must be mount-
ed or matted or framed (excep-
tion: works on canvas board or
Winners of the 31st Annual Suzanne Rossetti Art Contest are, from left, Sue Hand, contest sponsor;
Chelsea Martin, Ryan Frania, Jacob Sorber, Sarah Pomfret and Joe Hand, contest sponsor.
stretched canvas) and must be ac-
companied by an entry form,
available from area school art
teachers or from Sue Hand's Im-
agery.
All 2-D artwork, including mat-
ted paper, must have a secure
hanger on the back. Artwork
must have been completed in the
last 12 months and may not have
been entered in any previous Ros-
setti art contest.
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Each student may submit a to-
tal of three entries.
In addition, a separate awards
jury of six artists will assign
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Deadline for entries is 6 p.m.
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A ceremony for special awards
will follow at 4 p.m. The exhibit
of winning art works will contin-
ue through Tuesday, March 26.
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The dean’s list recognizes
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