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Visual Art Prize - A Place in the World

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Environmental sculpture by Evette Sunset

 

Visual Art Prize Exhibition

30 March – 14 April 2006
11am - 4pm Monday to Friday
Bonython Hall western aisle
(enter via western door)

This visual art prize exhibition is part of the Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU) Conference.  The aim of the prize is to offer an opportunity for tertiary student artists from Conference host countries, Australia and New Zealand, to create a work of art which reflects the personal or cultural complexities of life in their communities.  Thirty-one works were selected from sixty-four entries submitted and they represent artists from nineteen Australian universities.

  • 1st Prize:
    Lauryn Arnott - $5,000 awarded by the ACU
  • 2nd Prize:
    Donna Bailey - $3,000 awarded by the University of Adelaide

Both prizes are acquisitive in nature and the winning works will become part of ACU London Head Office Collection and the University of Adelaide Visual Art Collection respectively.

Professor John Coetzee, Honorary Visiting Research Fellow, Department of English, School of Humanities, the University of Adelaide and 2003 Nobel Prize winner for literature will announce the winners on Monday 10 April 2006 at 1.30pm in the Bonython Hall.

People's Choice Award:  $500
The votes for the the 'A Place in the World People's Choice Award' have been collated and the winner is Sarah Minney from the University of Adelaide for her artwork 'Five Different Ways to Stitch a Heart'.

The Vice Chancellor drew a winner from all the people who had voted in the People's Choice Award. The winner was Sera Hutson. She has won a gift from Kaltjiti Arts and Crafts.

For more details contact Mirna Heruc on 8303 4031 or email mirna.heruc@adelaide.edu.au


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