First prize went to former art society president Gillian Pope for her screen prints, described by judge Ed Hanfling as "languid, simple and sensitive".
Young artist Emily Fischer won second place for her tiny sculpture, entitled "Custard Caramel Tart with Cream, Strawberries and Hazelnuts", and third place went to a woodcut of Kawerau River by Ash.
Sponsored by JW Smeaton Chartered Accountants, the summer exhibition continues until February 25 in the society galleries on the first floor of Dunedin Railway Station.