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The Downtown Core "Expressions in Chalk" street art festival is returning to Talbot Street on the August 1st long weekend (August 4-6). London has been asking for the Chalk Festival to return to the core, the public love to watch good street art be created, you should plan on joining us for this wonderful event.
We invite you to prepare your submission to participate in the next exciting chapter of this wonderful three day festival.
NEW THIS YEAR: There are a total of 30 spots for artists . Artists chosen for the" Open Artist "category (max 20) will be paid $150 for their completed work along with the chance to win prizes. All submissions will be considered for the open category . Artists not selected for the open category but being eligible for youth and student age groups will then be considered for the 10 spaces available in these areas.
- Imadon 2012 award winers
People Choice_ Samantha Vincent
Artist Choise_ Meaghan Meadows
Best Student_ Rachel Meadows
Honourable mention_ Kalyn Rae, Alexis Gago
Best Youth_ Sophia Catrogiovanni
Honourable mention_ Josiphine Ebear
Best In Show_ Meaghan Meadows
Honourable mention Thomas Ducan
Best Adult_ Danielle Burch
Honourable mention_Stephanie Henderson
Submissions to this years Chalk Festival should include:
1. The image you plan to create at this years festival
2. A photo of your best work from previous chalk drawings.
3. Completed artist information form Applications for participation are due Saturday June 30 @5:00 pm
How to submit you application?
Andrew Gillet Studio, 2nd floor of the Covent Garden Market.
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Applications can be sent online at imadon_chalkfest@rogers.com
Applications not received by this date will not be considered.
Successful applicants will be notified by July 15, 2012.
Download the Volunteer Application >> or Download the Artist Application >>
Metro News: July 28, 2011
The Londoner: July 26, 2011
The London Community News: July 21, 2011
London Free Press: August 3, 2010
London Free Press: July 30, 2010
London Free Press Video: July 29, 2009
London Free Press: August 5, 2007

