1500 AD-1600 AD*
Individuals may bring as many items as they wish to participate in a Tempore Atlantia competition and exhibition. The item(s) can be is any form of art or scientific endeavor, and from any culture. The only criterion will be that those items be from 1500 AD-1600 AD. We hope that the Kingdom’s Laurels, Pearls, and others will make it a regular part of their event day to visit the display area and perhaps leave comments and/or tokens for participants.
Entries will be judged using Atlantia Judging Criteria, or entrants will also be able to designate their items as “non-competitive” (display-only) if they choose.
Entries will be judged using Atlantia Judging Criteria, or entrants will also be able to designate their items as “non-competitive” (display-only) if they choose.
Judges Needed
As always, there is an urgent need to line up judges for the online Tempore Atlantia entries. If you are willing to offer this valuable service, or if you have any other questions, please contact the KMoAS Contests Deputy, Master Hagar the Black at contests_deputy@moas.atlantia.sca.org
More information is on the Ministry of Arts and Sciences website.
*This is a departure from the normal rotation of time periods for Tempore Atlantia, which would have been 1350-1500. That time period will be moved back to Spring Crown, and the competition’s normal sequence will resume again at next Fall’s Crown, with Prehistory-1000 AD.
If anyone had been preparing an entry for Twelfth Night, thinking that 1350-1500 would be the time period, you are welcome to bring your item out for display and feedback, and then enter it again at Spring Crown, if you wish.