Salvatore Gerardi, Angus Fisher, Nathalie Hartog-Gautier, Anna Russell and Lea Kannar Lichtenberger have been selected as finalists for the 2021 Northern Beaches Environmental Art and Design Award.
The exhibition will open on November 12th and continue until December 12th at Manly Art Gallery and Museum and other Northern beaches venues.
Salvatore is also a finalist in the Paddington Art Prize. This will be shown at Defiance Art Gallery, October 15th to October 24th
Nathalie has been selected for the Fisher’s Ghost Art Award 2021 with this gouache drawing on a digital print.
Caroline Craig, Evan Pank and Laura Stark are also finalists in the show. The award exhibition will be shown at Campbelltown Arts Centre from Saturday 30 October – Friday 10 December 2021.
Nathalie has also been selected, with the series of drawings below, for the Lynn McCrae Memorial Drawing Award 2021. This award will be shown at the Noosa Regional Gallery from 5 November to 5 December 2021.
To top off a successful year, Nathalie has been awarded the 2022 Artist’s Residency at Bundanon.
Seong Cho has had her large print, Unaccompanied Trail VIII selected for the International Print Exhibition 2021 at Ty Pawb in Wrexham, Wales, UK.
Anne Starling has had three of her works selected for the Mini Maxi Graphic Print Exhibition at the Galleri Heike Arndt DK, Berlin, Germany. This exhibition opens on November 3rd, 2021.
Congratulations to Seong and Anne.
Danielle Creenaune, Laura Stark, Anne Starling and Roslyn Kean have been selected as finalists in the Hazelhurst Works on Paper Award 2021 (to be exhibited 22nd Jan – 27th March 2022).
Salvatore Gerardi and Gary Shinfield have been selected for The Gosford Art Prize 2021. Dates for showing the exhibition have not been announced yet.
Susan Rushforth and Roslyn Kean have been selected for Sumi-Fusion, International Juried Mokuhanga Exhibition (To be exhibited online and in Nara, Japan, from the 1st to the 4th December 2021).
Max Gosling and Marta Romer were finalists in this award, and Max won the Traditional Printmaking Award with his image “The Onion Farmers House“. Congratulations to both Max and Marta.
The Onion Farmers House — Maximilian Gosling | Etching | 37.5cm x 30cm
“The etching “The onion farmers’ house” is set in a fictional world where anthropomorphic badgers take the centre stage. The fiction follows a narrative centered around a sentient onion taking control of a badger populated city called Madráyiss. This image captures a section of the story where the main protagonist arrives at the onion farmers’ house and forms a plan to reclaim Madráyiss and overthrow The Onion Monarchy.”
The judge, Rebecca Beardmore, said this about Max’s work:
“The Onion Farmers House is whimsical, otherworldly. The detail in the linework and the textural surfaces is exquisite, from starry skies to mountainous rocks that look like Banksia seed pods. I loved the way this artist plays with scale, the miniature to the gigantic. Beautifully rendered.”
Marta submitted a digital print, titled “Midcentury Modern“, which is part of an ongoing series.
Andrew Totman, A Glowing Memory, Monotype and Intaglio, 76×56, 2021.
Both Andy Totman, with A Glowing Memory, and Susan Baran, with Alhambra Palace, have been selected as finalists in the Peebles Print Prize.
Congratulations!
Congratulations to Sydney Printmakers members Seong Cho, Nathalie Hartog Gautier and Anne Starling, who are finalists in this years Fremantle Print Awards.
This is the final post from the Burnie Print Prize.
Some Sydney Printmakers members are finalists in this exhibition.
Inkmasters Print Exhibition will show at Tanks Arts Centre Cairns. It is an international juried exhibition which brings together the best printmakers from our region with national and international artists from around the world. The works entered can be any print medium (or combination of media), traditional and contemporary, in a range of formats including 3D works such as artists’ books. 100 prints will be selected from all entries. Prizes will be awarded including an award named for Anna Eglitis, a senior Cairns artist who mentored some of the Far North’s most prolific and important artists.
On opening night there will be a public lecture at 5pm and the official launch commences at 6pm. All are cordially invited.
