The application is open to all artists over 18 years old and from all artistic disciplines, styles, career paths, stages and educational backgrounds. You will find all the information, the rules, and the application form on our website clicking the button below
Participation is free of charge.
Entry deadline: May 1, 2022
With a main prize of $15,000, the 2022 Waverley Art Prize is open to painting, drawing, print & mixed media. Entries open Saturday 19 February 2022 and close 5pm Friday 13 May 2022.
This year’s Judges are Daniel Mudie Cunnigham (Director Programs, Carriageworks) and Michelle Cawthorn (artist).
To enter the prize please see the link below:
wwas.org.au/waverley-art-prizeThis external link will open in a new window
Call for Entries Opening Soon! Time to start preparing your entries now.
Remagine Art Prize has a focus on sustainability and the environment. This year’s theme ‘Planet Earth: The future is Circular’, relates to the reduction of earth’s raw materials and to the reuse of these finite and precious natural resources. The transition to a ‘circular economy’ will help to address biodiversity and habitat loss, pollution and greenhouse emissions.
There is $11,000 in total prizemoney to be won. Open to Digital Art – Stills, Sculpture, Mixed Media, Ceramics, Painting, Drawing and Printmaking.
Held in partnership with the Hornsby Art Society, this innovative art prize began in 2009 to showcase artworks made from reused materials. Remagine Art Prize has evolved, and is now an art prize where artists can respond to the environmental challenges we are facing today.
The Remagine Art Prize exhibition will be held at Wallarobba Arts and Cultural Centre, Hornsby, from 27 May to 12 June 2022.
Contact: Kathryn Beattie – Remagine@hornsby.nsw.gov.au
The Wyndham Art Prize returns in 2022, now in its eighth year. Entries will be opening on 1 Feb and closing on 1 April 2022!
As an annual contemporary art prize known for its scale and inclusivity, Wyndham Art Prize attracts entries from some of the best artists across Australia and offers opportunities for local and emerging artists as well.
The 2021 Wyndham Art Prize attracted the highest number entries, totalling over 300 works, of which 84 artists were selected as finalists, including 20 who are local to Wyndham. Mediums included sculpture, painting, drawing, printmaking, textiles, photography, installation, sound digital, video and more.
Cash prizes for 2022 include the Wyndham Art Prize of $15,000 (non-acquisitive) and the Local Emerging Art Prize of $5,000 (acquisitive). Finalists’ work will be on display at Wyndham Cultural Centre in June, July and August 2022.
The LUX Center for the Arts, Nebraska, in cooperation with Constellation Studios, will present ‘Surface Impressions,’ an ambitious exhibition focusing on hand-produced relief prints from woodblock, linoleum cut, wood engraving, and mixed media relief prints.
Now – Open for Submissions
March 18, 2022 – Deadline for submissions
June 3th – August 26th, 2022 Exhibition dates
April 1, 2022 – Artists Notified
June 1-4, 2022 – Juror events, opening, award selection
Summer 2022 – Events, workshops, steamroller printing
Eligible works: Original fine art prints from woodblocks, wood engravings, linoleum, and alternative relief surfaces; prints are to be printed on paper; created in 2019 to 2022. Only unframed works, please.
All national and international artists (18 years and older) are eligible to enter 5 works
This biennial of relief prints here in the center of America will showcase artists from around the country and abroad, all selected from an open call for entries. The works on exhibition focus on the role of the relief print as a means of cultural critique and exploration of this ancient but newly invigorated discipline as practiced and defined by today’s artists.Full details and enter HERE
Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery
NWOP supports and promotes Australian artists working on or with paper. With a long and rich history, NWOP attracts leading contemporary artists from across Australia working in the fields of drawing, printmaking, digital prints and paper sculpture. Up to $60,000 awards and acquisitions.
Important dates:
Entries open: 13 January
Entries close: 11.59pm, Friday 8 April 2022
Finalists announced: Tuesday 3 May 2022
2022 National Works on Paper judges:
Enter Here: Enter by 8 April
Entries now open, click here to enter.
Entries are open 30 November 2021 – 5 January 2022.
Key Dates:
With the New Year approaching, it’s time to turn our minds to upcoming opportunities for 2022. There’s plenty of time to make work for the Swan Hill Print and Drawing Awards.
More information will be posted here as it becomes available.
The mission of the 2022 Swan Hill Print and Drawing Acquisitive Awards is to promote excellence in Australian prints and drawings; present an exhibition of contemporary Australian prints and drawings, and continue to build a high quality collection for Swan Hill Regional Art Gallery.
| Entries open online | Monday, 3 January 2022 |
| Entries close | Midnight, 19 June 2022 |
| Announcement of finalists | 15 July 2022 |
| Launch | 2 September 2022 |
| Announcement of winners | 2 September 2022 |
| Entry fee | $45 |
Image: Carolyn Craig – Words between Bodies (swearing as a social capital), detail laser etched wood x 2, 3D printed objects – winner of print award 2020
| Enter the Print Commission 2022! Entries Due 5pm 15 February, 2022 For over 50 years the Print Council of Australia has invited contemporary artists to create new editions of original prints for our annual Print Commission. Works created for the Commission are acquired by collections and subscribers across Australia and internationally. This year the artist payment has increased to $1000 for each selected artist, and they also receive an artist proof of each of the Print Commission 2022 prints! Enter the Print Commission for a chance to join the illustrious lineage of commission artists. Judges Announced The Print Commission 2022 will be judged by Robert Heather (Executive Director – Art Gallery Society of NSW) and Akky van Ogtrop (President – Print Council of Australia). Image: Anita Laurence, Mullinmur Billabong, linocut, edition of 30. Print Commission 2021 Enter the Print Commission 2022 Join / Renew PCA Membership |