The 2021 judges are currently being selected. If anyone is interested in becoming a judge or helping as a runner or recorder contact Harvey Rebalkin.
The "Runners" hang the ribbons; the recorders record the results in a binder.
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Event #1 - Bird Carving
| Judges | Runners and Recorders |
Event # 2 - Sculpture
| Judges | Runners and Recorders |
Event # 3 - Photography
| Judges Glen Grambo John Perret Pat Derbowka Ruth Thiessen Tara Magee Colin Chatfield | Runners and Recorders |
Event # 4 - Painting & Drawing
| Judges Joanne Marchildon Joan Foulston Brooklyn Hill Diane Greenhorn Sheri Gordon Cheryl Tuck-Tallen Judy Kasdorf Tamera King Sarah Wagner | Runners and Recorders |
All Junior Competitions
| Judges | Runners and Recorders |
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ABOUT THE JUDGES AND JUDGING PROCEDURES
- Judges are chosen on the basis of knowledge, ability and experience
- Judges and/or the committee may choose to combine divisions if there are too few entries in a particular division. For example: if there is only 1 monochromatic painting in the monochromatic division it will be moved to the next most appropriate class.
- Judges may, at their discretion, decide not to award a ribbon in a particular class or division, if they feel the circumstances so dictate.
- 1st, 2nd & 3rd place ribbons will be awards for each competitive class in every skill level.
- Winners of each skill level will compete for 1st, 2nd & 3rd Best of Division awards.
- Best of Division winners will then be judged to determine the Best of Show winner in each of the five Events in each skill level.
Ribbons are awarded starting with:
1st - 2nd - 3rd in each class at each level in each division in all events
Those pieces are then judged for the Best in Division Ribbons:
1st - 2nd - 3rd in each Division at each level (those pieces will now have 2 ribbons)
The Best in Division pieces are then judged to receive the Best in Show:
1st - 2nd - 3rd in each Event (these pieces now have 3 ribbons)
Note: To ensure that there is always representation from each class when a piece is selected to get a ribbon, the 2nd place piece from that class is moved up to replace it before proceeding to the next level of judging.
Judges will be available during the festival to offer critiques to the artists who enter the competitions.
- Artists are invited to be present during Friday's judging, but must remain silent during this process. Judging is closed to the general public.
- Artists are encouraged to speak to the judges during the show on Saturday or Sunday for critiques of their work and an explanation of the judges' decisions.
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