UKCPS indicate Silver Signature status - pictures accepted in 5 exhibitions in 10 years - and UKCPS indicates Gold status - pictures accepted in 10 exhibitions in 15 years.
(Note - the colour is normally only used on the UKCPS website to denote the status of different members exhibiting)
New Signature Members
UKCPS members who gained signature status with this year's exhibition are as follows:
- Carole Keen UKCPS
- Lesley Galton UKCPS
- Patsy Lindamood UKCPS
- Peter Woof UKCPS
UKCPS members who managed to achieve silver signature status when their entries were selected for this year's exhibition are:
- Angela Cater UKCPS
- Lesley Crawford UKCPS
- Bev Lewis UKCPS
- Roger Lewis UKCPS
- Jenni Twidle UKCPS
Tomorrow, the post will be about the names of artists whose work was selected for the Annual Exhibition.
2 comments:
Perhaps this is a silly question but if you get two pictures in one show, do they both count towards signature status?
And perhaps a controversial question, but in light of what happened recently in watercolours - can the judges ever know (as this is a cp only exhibition) whether only cp was used?
Getting work displayed in the show is what counts - not how many works.
In other words the emphasis is on how many shows you've been in within a specific time period, not how many works you have shown in that time.
It's well worth while applying for membership if you're going to submit work as getting selected for the exhibition doesn't count towards signature status if you're not a member!
Details of how to become a member are available on the website - and there's a link in the side column How to Join
In relation to the American Watercolor Society saga - which has yet to reach a conclusion - I guess all art societies are going to have to think about how they can validate compliance with their entry requirements (if required) and how best to investigate any allegations of wrongdoing in the light of the outcome - as and when that becomes known. Hopefully lessons with be learned from this episode and shared with others.
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