We are very pleased to announce that the Judge for the 2025 show is Paul McDonald Smith, OAM. A resident of Geelong, Paul has an impressive art background (Read More).
With a background in architecture, It Hao Pheh combines earthy tones with great imagination and creativity in his rendering of buildings and conversely, nature . We welcome him as one of our Guest Artists.
Pierina Sannia is one of our Guest Artists for the 2025 show. Her vivid, detailed and life-like pastel works are a joy to behold.
If our 2024 Art Show was anything to go by we expect the 2025 Show to be just as good, if not better.
We are starting to formulate plans for our 2025 show (our 53rd!). Our Guest Artists will be It Hao Pheh and Pierina Sannia. Dates will be the 17-24 January 2025.
Stay tuned!!!
Congratulations to all 2024 Prize winners as well as those artists who received a Highly Commended for their artwork. Thank you to our Judge Raelene Sharp.
The winner for the Best Exhibit Any Medium was John Bredl - 'Murray Flood'.
See the following page for all of our award winners.
The Mornington Art Show has grown to be one of the most prestigious art shows in Victoria.
Supporting a diverse range of local artists (over 300), it also attracts talent from interstate. Artisanal work is also exhibited.
Carefully curated, it has a reputation for quality exhibitions and is a much-anticipated community event.
We are well underway for our plans for the 2025 show, our 53rd! Submissions commence on the 1st November.
We are very grateful to our volunteers for their support, in so many ways.
Thank you also, to our generous sponsors. A true community effort.
Peninsula Community Theatre, 91 Wilsons Rd, Mornington
Art Show Opens: 10am to 5pm daily from Friday 17th January 2025 to Friday 24th January 2025
Entry: $10 (Children & Exhibiting Artists:- Free Entry)
Art Show Closes: Friday 24th January 2025
Online Sales: 19th January 2025 to 26th January 2025
Collection of Unsold and Sold Artwork: Saturday 25th January Please Note: there are NO storage facilities at the hall. You must make your own arrangements if unable to collect for some reason.