Overwintering at South Australian Musuem

 

The Overwintering Project at the South Australian Museum

24 September to 12 November 2021

The Overwintering Project is an environmental art project that invites artists to visit, research and respond to the their local migratory shorebirds and their habitats.

The fastest declining group of birds in Australia, each year 36 shorebird species migrate from Australia and New Zealand to their breeding grounds above the arctic circle in Siberia and Alaska, crossing 23 countries along the way. Since the project began, more than 200 printmakers have created works inspired by these remarkable birds to raise awareness of their existence and the need to preserve their critical overwintering habitats, including Adelaide’s own International Bird Sanctuary – Winaityinaityi Pangkara.

Come along to the South Australian Museum and enjoy an exhibition of selected prints showcasing these incredible creatures and the more than 100 internationally important overwintering sites that provide them sanctuary each year.

WWAS Printmaking Prize 2021

 

Waverley Woollahra Art School is excited to launch its inaugural Printmaking Prize.

This prize is a celebration of print, and invite entries from artists using all print techniques from traditional to digital. It includes printmakers who are established and emerging, as well as cross-disciplinary artists exploring the world of print.

Selected artists include Andrew Holmes, Jenny Evans, Kelly Pasmalidis, P J Wright, Marta Romer, Emiko Artemis, Lisa Ellen Hughes, Carol Constancon, Linda Galbraith, Jane Alexander, Maggie Stein, Cleo Wilkinson, Caitlin Graham, Hazel Roberts, Aylsa McHugh, Wendy Lessick Bookatz, Maximillian Gosling, Zoe Anika, and Darcy Shilton.

2021 Prizes are non-acquisitive and include:

Traditional Print Prize: $1,000
Digital Print Prize: $1,000

Finalists announced 15 September 2021 and winners announced 22 September 2021.

Banyule Award for Works on Paper

 

 

Very pleased that 'Central Market' [2020] has been selected as one of 33 finalists in the 2021 Banyule Award for Works on Paper from a field of 202 entries.

Selected artists include Rosalind Atkins, Lee Bethel, Victoria Bilogan, Maggie Brown, Karen Coull, Carolyn Craig, Chelle Destefano, Kathy Fahey, Christine Fontana, Claire Grant, Bridget Hillebrand, Winsome Jobling, Anna Kiparis, Damon Kowarsky, Kir Larwill, Lucy Maddox, Ally McKay, Claire Mooney, Alice Nampitjinpa Dixon, Harry Nankin, Eunice Napanangka Jack, Mitjili Napurrula, Phuong Ngo, Catherine O’Donnell, Glenda Orr, Chris Orr, Laura Osborne, Caroline Phillips (with Claire Field), Brian Robinson, Anne Starling, Liz Walker, Cleo Wilkinson, Carole Dawn Wilson, and Maria Anna Zeiss. 

This years theme is 'community'. This drawing shows the shared spaces that are so vital in making up what is important to us in cities.

The show opens on 17 September and continues until 28 November.

 

Gallery 275
275 Upper Heidelberg Road
Ivanhoe VIC 3079

Peebles Print Prize

 

 

The Peebles Print Prize 2021 will be announced at 11 am on Saturday 28 August.

PPP21 judges David Hurlston, Senior Curator, Australian Art NGV and Lisa Sullivan Senior Curator Geelong Gallery were pleased to select 31 finalists for the 2021 exhibition.

Selected artists include Susan Baran, Terence Barrett, Victoria Bilogan, Hannah Caprice, Lana de Jager, David Fairbairn, Sarah George, Bridget Hillebrand, Julie Mia Holmes, Lizzie Horne, Bron Ives, George Kennedy, Michele Kershaw, Helen Kocis Edwards, Damon Kowarsky, Steve Lopes, Marion Manifold, Stuart Meyer-Plath, Cat Poljski, Paula Quintela, Geoffrey Ricardo, Therese Shanley, Melissa Smith, Ruth Stanton, Elmari Steyn, Kati Thamo, Andrew Totman, Hilary Warren, Cleo Wilkinson, Deborah Williams, and Aliki Yiorkas.

Exhibition continues at Queenscliff Gallery until 27 September.

Queenscliff Gallery
81 Hesse St Queenscliff
Gallery hours Wednesday to Monday 10 am  to 4 pm

Megalo Intaglio Online Exhibition

 

Megalo’s Intaglio Online Exhibition showcases the work of thirty international contemporary printmakers.  All art works selected for this exhibition have been produced with intaglio as the primary medium. This includes drypoint, etching, aquatint and mezzotint techniques.

Thrilled 'Reflection I', originally part of Kate Gorringe-Smith's Overwintering Print Project, has been included in the show.

Participating artists include Saad Ahmad, Susan Baran, Heather Burness, Hannah Caprice, Leah Clarke, Fiona Davey, Justin Diggle, Mayumi Enoki, Deniz Erol, Silvi Glattauer, Hyunju Kim, Peter Kocak, Damon Kowarsky, Natalia Kwiatkowska, Stephen Lawlor Catherine Macdonald, Robyn Moore, Amornchai Nakrathok, Totsapon Pakdesakunchijaroen, Marco Poma, Shealagh Pope, Janet Sang, Melissa Smith, Magdalena Stachowiak, Ruth Stanton, Kelsey Stephenson, Evan Summer, Wongsatorn Tanapathomsinchai, Pisit Wiratwisit, and Hilary Warren.

Banyule Award for Works on Paper

 

 

Very pleased to announce that 'Central Market' [2020] has been selected as one of 33 finalists in the 2021 Banyule Award for Works on Paper from a field of 202 entries.

This years theme is 'community'. This drawing shows the shared spaces that are so vital in making up what is important to us in cities.

The show opens on 17 September and continues until 28 November.

Australian National Brooch Show 2021

 

The Contemporary Art Society of Victoria is pleased to present the

Australian National Brooch Show 2021

Eltham Library
Panther Place, Eltham VIC 3095

Friday 6 August to Thursday 28 October

With a special 'Try & Buy' on Saturday 7 August from 11am to 1pm