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The 2023 Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize finalists have been announced, and FLG is proud to say not one but two of our wonderful artists are among them. Congratulations to Stuart McLachlan and Kendal Murray! Established in 2001, the Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize is Australia’s pre-eminent award for small sculpture and is the first national acquisitive prize for an original sculpture of up to 80cm in any dimension. Pictured here is a detail of McLachlan’s finalist piece, Ode to Najin & Fatu.

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Warlukurlangu artist Julie Nangala Robertson has won the General Painting Award at the 2023 NATSIAA in Darwin for her painting titled Mina Mina. The Yuendumu-born artist says Mina Mina is the name of an "extremely important ceremonial site for Napangardi and Napanangka women". Congratulations Julie! 

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FLG is proud to announce that Kendal Murray and Dónal Molloy-Drum are both finalists in the Deakin University Contemporary Small Sculpture Award! These talented two were selected from over four-hundred entries. Pictured here is Kendal’s finalist piece ‘Freelance Chance, Expanse, Enhance’.

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Congratulations to Melinda Schawel, a finalist in the WAMA Art Prize for this work, ‘Pulsating’. The award celebrates connection with nature and raises awareness of the importance of conserving our precious, unique Australian environment. The exhibition of finalists is on show 19 August – 19 November at Ararat Gallery, TAMA (Victoria).⁠ 

Hazelhurst Finalists

Flinders Lane Gallery is proud to announce that three of our talented artists have been selected as finalists in the Hazelhurst Art on Paper Award. The biennial Hazelhurst Art on Paper Award is a significant national exhibition that aims to elevate the status of work on paper while supporting and promoting artists working with this medium. Finalists will be exhibited in the Main Gallery at Hazelhurst Arts Centre from 16 September to 12 November 2023. Congratulations Margaret, Kim and Amber-Rose!

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A big congratulations to Michael Simms, who has been announced as a finalist in this year’s Archibald Prize with his portrait of the artist Zaachariaha Fielding. Simms reflects: “I met Zaachariaha early in 2020 and we've had a few portrait sittings over the years - most recently in January 2023, resulting in this portrait. I’m struck by Zaachariaha’s authenticity – which is warm, courageous, introspective, sensitive, and deeply engaged in the creative process.⁠”

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