As part of National Science Week, UNE Discovery is hosting a regional art competition!
We are highlighting the extraordinary abilities of our Australian animals, birds, insects and plants. We're exploring their ability to adapt to their ever-changing world due to human and climate factors.
This competition is open to budding artists of all ages. You are invited to submit an artwork of your chosen Australian species. In submissions, please include a paragraph (no more than 150 words) outlining how your subject has adapted (or is trying to adapt) to a changing environment.
We encourage you to research their chosen subject and provide interesting adaptation details with your submission.
The artworks will be displayed in a public exhibition. The exhibition will begin in August in UNE’s Dixson Library and continue until the end of September.
Entrants and public are invited to the awards night and presentation. Esteemed academics from UNE and UNE Discovery will enthral guests with their experiences of researching and observing the exciting adaptations of our local wildlife.
Discover how this wildlife lives their lives in this changing world.
Artworks are to be delivered to the University of New England main campus in Armidale NSW to "The Shop"