EXHIBITION - 05.06.20/17.07.20

THE JURY ART PRIZE

The Junction Co. and Courthouse Gallery+Studio are excited to announce The Jury Art Prize finalists for 2020! From over 120 entries, 50 of the finest artworks by regional West Australian artists have been selected. The finalist artworks represent the exceptional creative talent that exists in remote and regional WA, and demonstrates the diversity in arts practice across the state including a wide range of indigenous and non-indigenous work.

There are four prize categories, The Judges Prize ($10,000), Kathy Donnelly Award ($3,000), and the Patron Award ($3,000 scholarship for a Hedland artist) which will be selected by a panel of judges including Erin Coates, Glenn Iseger-Pilkington, and Anna Louise Richardson. The fourth prize category, the online people’s choice Jury Prize ($10,000), is selected by you, the Jury, and will be announced at the close of the exhibition.

“This award exhibition provides a snapshot of the huge diversity of creative practices across our state. At this point in time, it also reveals elements of the current contexts in which artists are creating work, with resilience, curiosity and imagination. It is both an honour and a pleasure to be invited as a judge this year.”

– Erin Coates, guest judge.

 

EXHIBITION DATES: 5 JUNE 2020 – 17 JULY 2020

For the latest Press Release follow the link The Jury Art Prize Press Release 08.06.2020.

THE JURY 2020 FINALISTS

Wawul and Jiman

Maywokka Chapman
Acrylic on canvas

Bodies of Grief

Zoe Martyn
Stoneware and glaze

Kira Kiro Spirits and My Ancestors

Betty Bundamurra
Natural pigment on canvas

Kiritji

Sheila Giles
Acrylic on canvas

Wegdefield Wheelbarrow

Lorna Dawson
Acrylic on canvas

Anaphora

Caitlin Dominey
Ceramic sculpture

Untitled

Cyril Whyoulter
Gouache on Arches paper

200ml or extinction series 11

Helen Seiver
Paper, polyester thread and ink

Cuppatea Basket

Helen Samson
Acrylic, wool, panikin cups, mugs

All the violence within this

Alana Hunt
35mm film digitally printed on archival paper and mounted on aluminium

...AND THE WINNERS ARE