Danielle’s work, ‘Enfold‘ has been selected as a finalist in the Fisher’s Ghost Art Award 2024.
The Exhibition will be open to the public from Saturday 26th October to Friday 6th December,
Award Announcement – Friday 1 November
Campbelltown Arts Centre
1 Art Gallery Road
Campbelltown NSW 2560
Gallery hours
Monday-Sunday | 10:00am-4:00pm
Free entry
Closed Public Holidays
Danielle also has her solo exhibition at Australian galleries in Melbourne open from today until the 9th November.
Blacktown City’s annual acquisitive art prize is open to artists across Australia, with a prize pool of over $23,500.
For nearly 30 years, the Blacktown City Art Prize has showcased the creativity of the region and provided emerging and established visual artists the opportunity to exhibit their work.
Finalists in the Blacktown City Art Prize go into the running to win 1 of 5 awards and the opportunity to have their work acquired for the Blacktown City Art Collection.
Emerging and established artists living in Australia are invited to enter work across a diverse range of mediums including painting, drawing, photo media, textiles, mixed media, sculpture, and ceramics.
With a prize pool of $23,500 over 5 prize categories, and an opportunity to be a part of the 2025 exhibition at The Leo Kelly Blacktown Arts Centre, don’t miss out!
Get your entries in now!
2025 Blacktown City Art Prize categories:
Main Prize (acquisitive): $15,000
First Nations Artist Prize: $2,500
Local Artist Prize: $2,500
Early-Career Artist Prize (acquisitive): $2,500
People’s Choice Prize: $1,000
Submit here: https://bit.ly/3Y2h1h8
Submit your artwork online by Monday 28 October, 5 pm.
Please note: maximum 2 entries per artist. A separate entry form and payment is required for each entry.
Image credit: Leanne Jones, The Darug story of the 3 sisters song lines. Graphic design: Kim Gregory
Terms and Conditions and Entry Form
Entries are now open for the Nillumbik Prize for Contemporary Art (NPCA) to artists across Australia, working in any medium.
This biennial competition includes four monetary prizes:
The Open and Local Prize are acquisitive. This means that the winning artworks become part of the Nillumbik Shire Art Collection.
Before applying, please be sure to read the 2025 NPCA Guidelines(PDF, 264KB)
The biennial Collie Art Prize (CAP) has an ongoing theme of IDENTITY.
Interpretation of this theme and how it applies to the Artwork is at the discretion of the Artist.
An Artwork Description (one for each entry) of between 60 to 100 words informing how the IDENTITY theme is
incorporated into the Artwork must be submitted with the Entry form and the Entry/Administration fee.
CAP or their representatives have sole discretion as to whether the justification of IDENTITY is sufficient to allow the
Artwork to be eligible for consideration for the CAP.
Entries open on 7 October 2024 and must be submitted by 5pm (WST), 12 December 2024.
| In reaching another milestone and marking the start of the next decade, we have significantly raised our winning prize to $30,000 this year! Selected artists will be given the opportunity to exhibit at the modern yet traditionally designed Korean Cultural Centre Gallery in the heart of Sydney. This is in adherence to KAAF’s motive of enhancing Australia’s multiculturalism and to promote networking among artists. It is also a fantastic cross-cultural experience. 2D artworks or 3D wall art in all forms are welcome. Size limits apply. To enter or for full terms and conditions click on the website button below. 2024 Judges Mr. John McDonald (Art Critic, SMH & Film Critic, Australian Financial Review) Dr. Oliver Smith (Senior Lecturer – SCA) Entry Fee $50 for single entry $80 for 2 entries Important Dates ENTRIES CLOSE Monday, 7th October 2024 @ 11:59pm FINALISTS ANNOUNCED Evening of Sunday, 20th October – on KAAF website www.kaaf.org.au BUMP-IN for FINALISTS Monday, 18th November 10am – 5pm, Tuesday, 19th November 10am – 2pm EXHIBITION Friday, 22nd November 2024 – Friday, 17th January 2025  |
Congratulations to Nathalie Hartog-Gautier, Roslyn Kean, Carolyn Mackenzie Craig and Gary Shinfield, who have been selected as finalists for this prize.
The biennial Dobell Drawing Prize is Australia’s leading prize for drawing, an unparalleled celebration of technique, innovation and expanded drawing practices. The $30,000 acquisitive prize is presented by the National Art School in partnership with the Sir William Dobell Art Foundation and explores the enduring importance of drawing within contemporary art practice. The winning work will enter the National Art School’s significant collection, built over the past 120 years.
The Dobell Drawing Prize attracts entries from acclaimed artists around the country and explores the enduring importance of drawing within contemporary art practice, in its many different forms and materials. There are no limitations on medium for the Prize – as well as works on paper, entries that present drawing in alternative formats are invited.
“Drawing is fundamental to the degrees taught at the National Art School and so the Dobell Drawing Prize is an important event for the staff and student community at National Art School.” – Steven Alderton, National Art School Director and CEO
The Basil Sellers Art Prize is an acquisitive biennial award celebrating artistic excellence and supporting creative practitioners. Offering a prize pool of over $30,000 our prize champions 2D artworks in traditional mediums of painting, drawing, and printmaking (unique state).
Finalists from across Australia are eligible for the coveted $25,000 acquisitive award generously supported by Mr. Basil Sellers AM. The Eurobodalla Prize offers $5,000 in recognition of an outstanding local entry.
At the Bas, we recognise the significant investment of time, energy, money, and skill artists pour into art prizes even before their work is selected for exhibition. With this understanding, we are dedicated to making our prize as artist-friendly as possible. We acknowledge that exceptional art knows no boundaries. Artists from any background or region across Australia are encouraged to enter regardless of industry experience or prominence.
Make sure you read the terms and conditions before submitting your entry.
The Ipswich Art Awards is a vibrant celebration of the arts, drawing in hundreds of entries from Ipswich and beyond. The Awards stand out for showcasing every entered artwork, making each piece available for purchase — a rare opportunity for art enthusiasts. 2024 marks a special occasion as the exhibition takes place in the month of November for the first time.
Entries will open 9.00 am Thursday 1 August and close 6.00 pm Saturday 31 August 2024.
There are eight entry categories:
There is $16,500 in cash to be won across 10 categories.
Work can only be submitted by an individual over the age of 15 years and must be delivered in person and not via courier, for the full entry guidelines and Terms and Conditions visit the website