We are delighted to share that 'Reflections (Old Mutawintji Gorge)' by Annika Romeyn has been selected as a finalist in the Eckersley’s Art & Craft Prize at Hazelhurst Arts Centre. The Eckersley’s Art & Craft Prize 2025 Finalists’ Exhibition will be held from 6th – 23rd September 2025. More info here.
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Annika Romeyn finalist in Eckersley’s Art & Craft Prize 2025
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Agneta Ekholm finalist in Calleen Art Award 2025
Congratulations to Agneta Ekholm who has been announced as a finalist in the Calleen Art Award 2025. The Calleen Art Award is an annual acquisitive painting prize and exhibition. The exhibition runs from 31 August to 5 October 2025 at Cowra Regional Art Gallery. More info here.
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Kim Anderson finalist in Gosford Art Prize 2025
We are thrilled to share that Kim Anderson has been announced as a finalist in the Gosford Art Prize 2025. Her striking artwork, "Fugue #2," was selected from a record-breaking 1082 entries. The Gosford Art Prize, which began as a community-driven project in 1970, has grown to become a highlight of the exhibition calendar and an important part of the Central Coast's cultural landscape. This year marks the 26th time the prize will be presented at Gosford Regional Gallery. The exhibition runs from September 5th to November 9th. Congratulations, Kim!
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Ken Smith Finalist in STILL: National Still Life Award 2025
Congratulations to Ken Smith, whose serene and enigmatic painting 'Ocean Edge 1 (Grey Sky)' has been selected as a finalist in STILL: National Still Life Award 2025, held at Yarrila Arts and Museum. Smith’s carefully balanced composition and softened palette blur the line between still life and seascape, inviting a quiet contemplation of form, colour, and memory. This national biennial award celebrates contemporary explorations of still life in all its evolving forms – and we’re thrilled to see Ken’s work recognised among this year’s talented finalists.
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Kendal Murray finalist in STILL: National Still Life Award 2025
We are delighted to announce that Kendal Murray has been announced as a finalist in the STILL: National Still Life Award 2025. Kendal was selected for her incredible sculpture 'Scout Out, Shout Out, Hang About. The exhibition of finalists will be on display at Yarrila Arts and Museum from 6 September to 9 November. More info here.
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Annika Romeyn acquired by Wagga Wagga Art Gallery
We’re thrilled to share that 'Old Mutawintji Gorge 2' by Annika Romeyn has been acquired by Wagga Wagga Art Gallery for inclusion in the Margaret Carnegie Print Collection. This monumental watercolour monotype continues Romeyn’s sensitive exploration of the Australian landscape—layered, immersive, and sensitively connected to place. At 168 x 228cm, the work captures the intricacies of Mutawintji’s rocky terrain with Romeyn’s signature blend of meticulous detail and expressive mark-making.