Altered Book Contest
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2013 Winners!
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2013 Entries |
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Latifah Shakir
Lawrenceville Branch
Title: My Quilts and Stamp People
1st Place
Adult
Suzanne Griswold
Mountain Park Branch
Title: To Read, Perchance to Dream
2nd Place
Adult
Evelyn Onyechi
Buford Branch
Title is: "A Lady" and Her Jewels
3rd Place
Adult
Sara Kulwicki
Duluth Branch
Suffocation and Salvation
1st Place
Student
Aino Spiss- International Entry (Switzerland)
Title not given
2nd Place
Student
Oriana Santamaria- Hamilton Mill branch
Title: The Golden Treasure
3rd Place
Student
Annette Sujo
Duluth Branch
Title: "Octopus at Sea"
Honorable Mention
Student
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Thank you to our generous sponsors and partners!
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2012 Sponsors
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2011 Contest Entries
Special thanks to Georgia United Credit Union for donating the 2011 cash gift card prizes.
2010 Contest Entries
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Special thanks to Georgia United Credit Union for donating the 2010 cash gift card prizes.
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An opening reception, which is free to the public, will take place on June 14th at 4pm. All entries will be exhibited at the Hudgens June 8th through September 7th.
Free workshops to introduce altered book art techniques will be jointly sponsored by the library and the Hudgens, to be held at the Hudgens on Saturday, March 9th. Two sessions will be offered, one for youth, (grades 6 through 12), from 10 am to 12 pm and one for adults, (ages 18 and up), from 1 pm to 3 pm. To reserve a seat in the workshop, please email info@thehudgens.org to RSVP by March 6th.
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2013 Submissions accepted through the month of April at your library branch.
Judging for entries will take place in May. All entries will be exhibited at the Hudgens June 8th through September 7th. An opening reception, which is free to the public, will take place on June 14th at 4pm.
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Turn your old books into a unique piece of art... An altered book is a book that has been recycled by creative means into a work of art. They can be rebound, painted, cut, burned, folded, added to, collaged in, gold-leafed, rubber stamped, drilled, or otherwise adorned. There are no rules to altered book art. Let your imagination soar for your "Unbound Treasure"! Last year the Altered Books Contest received over 40 entries, and the Gwinnett County Public Library’s partnership with the Hudgens Center for the Arts was awarded an Honorable Mention for Arts Partnership by Artworks! Gwinnett for their collaboration on the 2011 Altered Books contest and Pulp Fashion exhibit.
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