We are looking forward to finding the winner of the John Stringer Prize 2021 tomorrow night @Curtin_Gallery.
Who will it be?
Merrick Belyea, Theo Constantino, Daniel Kristjansson, Clare McFarlane, Ross Potter or Lea Taylor?
...finally, miraculously, the first flitting glimpse becomes a pulsing, living thing, sitting on the table, autonomous and complete, without any trace of doubt, quite capable of leading a life of it own.
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Helen Britton "The End of Doubt"
Image: David Bielander, Slug Family
Introducing 2019 John Stringer Prize finalist: Bjoern Rainer Adamson. Based in Fremantle Bjoern primarily works in sculpture inventing and re-purposing machines to investigate how humans deal with personal circumstances and technological change.
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Amazingly diverse exhibition this year for the 2019 John Stringet Prize! Congratulations to the Collectors Club for continuing to support this project, and to @Curtin_Gallery and Kerry Stokes Collection for partnering.
@JS_Prize
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Congratulations to Eva Fernandez on winning the Ellenbrook Open Art Award 2019 with this work, Dexter and Sinister. The Exhibition can be viewed at the Ellenbrook Gallery until 7 September.
More examples of Eva's stunning photography can be viewed in the Turner stockroom.
Introducing 2019 John Stringer Prize finalist: Holly O'Meehan. Holly works with elaborate craft techniques in ceramics/textiles to explore gentle interactions with her immediate surroundings, particularly organic environments and landscapes. See more here: https://t.co/avCaBK9GFa
Introducing 2019 John Stringer Prize finalist: Kendal Gear, a painter primarily working in portraiture and interiors whose practice introspectively looks at themes surrounding human perception, identity and state of mind.
More here: https://t.co/TKQWxGZ46n
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Introducing 2019 John Stringer Prize finalist: Elham Eshraghian. Elham is a Bahá'í video artist exploring intergenerational dialogue, emotion and grief within the Iranian diaspora in Australia. Find out more about Elham's work here: https://t.co/DieqnL4jEs
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Introducing 2019 John Stringer Prize finalist: Rebecca Dagnall. A photographic artist & lecturer Rebecca's current work explores how Australian Gothic haunts our response to the Australian landscape
Find out about Rebecca's work: https://t.co/NVzm6egIRM
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Introducing 2019 John Stringer Prize finalist: Ngamaru Bidu. Martu artist and elder Ngamaru creates paintings informed by and reflecting everyday life, culture and attitudes of the #Martu people
Find out more here:
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Congratulations to the 2019 John Stringer Prize finalists:
Bjoern Rainer Adamson Ngamaru Bidu
Rebecca Dagnall
Elham Eshraghian
Kendal Gear
Holly O'Meehan
We look forward to getting to know them and their practice over the next 6mo before the JSP exhibition & Prize announcement.
In 2018 we staged 14 exhibitions | attracted 47,966 visitors | organised 32 public program events + included 90 artists in our exhibitions – 45 women and 45 men. Looking forward to an exciting program in 2019.
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Afternoon of Artist Talks today at 3pm! Please join us to hear Dani Marti, Trevor Richards and Eva Fernandez talk about their current exhibitions at #turnergalleries
All welcome!… https://t.co/io4hbSJxpj
For the first time ever, the John Stringer Prize collection will open to the public, beginning tomorrow at John Curtin Gallery! #Perthnews https://t.co/PAK239LRbn