australia's richest
caricature competition
The MICHAEL COLLINS CARICATURE AWARD 2009
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Thanks to the generous support of our sponsors, in particular Australia Post, the Michael Collins Caricature Award is on again!
Artists are invited to submit entries for the Michael Collins Caricature Award 2009, a prestigious award for the best caricature of a past or present, famous or infamous international or Australian identity, created in the 12 months preceding the entry date.
It is open to Australian residents 17yrs of age and over. Prizes are awarded to the winner, runner-up and to the best student entry.
Prize amounts will be confirmed closer to the MCCAward competition start date.
The aim of the Award is to encourage and promote the Art of Caricature and support a worthy charity with the benefits gained from the award process.
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Funds from the sale of entries will go towards Heart Foundation research across Australia, particularly research into heart defects in children.
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Emeralds Story...
Five year old Emerald Lim and her mother Mary Anne know first hand about heart
defects in children. Emerald was born with an extremely serious defect known as complete heart block.
This causes her heart to beat too slowly to keep her blood flowing normally throughout her body.
Her doctors were able to detect Emerald's heart block before she was even born. Emerald received
a pacemaker at 2 weeks old, however there were post operative complications.
Medical research has already
led to enormous breakthroughs such as the artificial pacemaker, better diagnostic tools and more effective treatments.
However there are still nearly 1,400 children each year born with heart defects and funds from the
Award will go into research into heart defects in children.
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Visit the conditions section for details on how to enter!
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Download an entry form.
(Right click and select 'Save As')
