The long-awaited moment of truth for many an amateur artist -
the announcement of the two overall winners in this year’s Rustenburg Herald’s Blank Space Art competition sponsored by Pick n Pay Greystone Crossing and Beyers Naudé followed by the prize-giving which saw two worthy winners being rewarded with two extremely valuable Pick n Pay shopping vouchers to the value of R10 000 each.
This year saw art of unprecedented quality, according to Chief Judge Mollie Moolman of Rustenburg at the prize-giving ceremony on Friday. Photographed from left are Mollie Moolman (Chief Judge), Derrick Oberholzer (owner/manager Pick n Pay Beyers Naudé), 21 year-old Michaela Camacho (winner Beyers Naudé), Cecile Volschenk of Rustenburg Herald (administrator of the competition), 77 year-old Ms Christi Buys (winner Pick n Pay Greystone Crossing) and Steven Vorster - owner/manager Pick n Pay Greystone Crossing. Rustenburg Herald’s Blank Space Art competition will resume on 8 January 2024 and amateur artists with time on their hands during this Christmas holiday will do well by planning their new entries. Rustenburg Herald is grateful for the wonderful support of Pick n Pay Greystone and Beyers Naudé as well as the enthusiastic participation of numerous amateur artists during the past year.
