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Book Week Art Competition: Tune In to Synaesthesia

This is a Council led event.

Georges River Libraries.
10/08/2026 - 30/08/2026

How does reading your favourite book make you feel? Maybe it’s soft and pastel; like a gentle hug from someone you love. Maybe it’s bright and polka dotty; full of action and adventure? Synaesthesia is one type of sensory information being experienced through another sense, like seeing triangles when you hear saxophone music, or tasting ice-cream when you read the word Wednesday.
 
For Children’s Book Week 2026 we are inviting children aged 3-18 years old to Tune In to Synaesthesia, and interpret the feeling of reading their favourite book into an abstract artwork. Artworks can be made of any medium you like; paint, drawing, collage… Whatever helps you express a symphony of sensations on the page. Then put those feelings into words and tell us a bit about the image you have created and how it is connected to your favourite book.
 
Submissions need to be returned to the library by midnight Sunday 30 August 2026.

 

Monday 10 August to Sunday 30 August 2026

 

Address

All Georges River Libraries.
 

Cost

Free to enter.
 

Entry Forms

Pick up an entry form at any Georges River Library, or download one using the button below.

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More information

Please read all the Terms and Conditions carefully before entering.