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By: Larry Jewett

Larry Jewett — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 20:19:30 +0000

Maybe you don’t know Julie, but I’d be curious just how they go about whitling down thousands of entries to a matter of the top 100″ in a context like arts for the parks.

Do they give each slide a rating (on a 1-10 scale, for example) in each of several categories (eg, technical merit, orginality, etc), add these up for an overall score and then rank the paintings based on scores?

That would be a logical way of doing it and probably the most objective (and easiest) from the standpoint of judging.

If that were the case, they could at least provide that information to the artist, along with information about where the artist’s painting ranked relative to others.

Combined with photos of the paintings that were selected as the top ones (as they provided in arts for the parks), such simple ranking information would be pretty useful to the artist.

No detailed “critiques” would really be needed.

If it were all done electronically, it would not really entail any extra work on the part of the judge(s), since it would be simply a matter of printing out the rankings and scores for each painting.

I know this opens things up for “auditing” a little but I think that’s a good thing.

By: Julie Chapman

Julie Chapman — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 18:50:12 +0000

It was my request that the entries be numbered, not named. Even so, I could recognize some artists by style - and I wanted to ignore that as much as possible.

I couldn’t give individual feedback, mainly because the logistics of taking notes and passing them back through the organizers would be enormous - not to mention the DAYS of my time it would take to give the equivalent of free critiques to all entries! But it was my hope that this more general feedback would be at least somewhat useful.