Artist Hannah Quinlivan has been featured in Artist Profile Magazine, Issue 42, November 2018. In the article, the Canberra-based Artist gives insight into her complex methods of making in the expanded field of drawing, and how the concepts of motion and space are central to her practice spanning two, three and four dimensions.
You can view the article via the following link: http://www.artistprofile.com.au/hannah-quinlivan/
Michelle Molinari has been announced as a finalist in the 2018 Eutick Memorial Still Life Award with her brooding still life, 'Vanitas'. We wish her the best of luck.
Annika Romeyn has been selected as a finalist in the inaugural acquisitive Megalo International Print Prize. You can view Romeyn's entry Slippage, 2018 (detail shown above), along with all of the finalists’ work at the Megalo Gallery in Canberra from the 16th of February to the 6th of April 2019.
Artist Hannah Quinlivan has been commissioned by Canberra Metro to create an artwork to sit within the glazed screens accross 13 stops of the Canberra Metro between Gungahlin and the City. This commission is connected to Hannah’s general practice as well as her PhD research which examines site-specific spaces and how people occupy them. This will be Hannah's first permanent site-specific work. Having lived in many parts of the city since age nine, Hannah has deep connections to the landscape and mountain ranges of Canberra.
Chelsea Gustafsson has been announced as a finalist in the 2018 Eutick Memorial Still Life Award with her wonderfully fanciful painting, 'Still Life with Plastic Bag on Plastic Flowers'. We wish her the best of luck.
Annika Romeyn has been announced as a finalist in the Spash McClelland Contemporary Watercolour Award 2018. The $30,000 acquisitive prize will be awarded to the most worthy original work in watercolour. Romeyn's entry 'Threshold' (detail shown above) can be seen in the flesh from the 2nd of December 2018 till the 17th of March 2019 at McClelland Sculpture Park & Gallery
