Congratulations to Alyson Bell
on becoming the
2015 Kennedy Prize Winner!

: Never Ending Tide, Alyson Bell, looped video projection. The sleeping girl, the power of the moon and tides, our deep connection to the coastline of Australia, its beauty and its imprint on our lives.

Congratulations to Hyo Kim on becoming
2015 People’s Choice Award Winner!

: Mother And Child, Hyo Kim, My main medium of choice is acrylic. I also use gold leaf inspired by Klimt. Motherhood has become the major subject in my work since I gave birth to a baby girl. It is the most beautiful subject to paint.

Finalists of the 2015 Kennedy Prize

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: Mieke Boynton, Aerial photograph printed on aluminium with a matte finish.

: Andrea J. Smith, oil on board

: Mars Drum, Chromogenic print, kapamounted, black box frame with spacer and glass.

: Celeste Chandler, oil on linen on oval stretcher

: Marisa Veerman, Photographic portrait printed on canvas, silk embroidery, beading, wax varnish

: Karyn Fearnside, A combination of 2 photographs, which has then been digitally manipulated

: Andrew Lance, Black and white photographic print on archival paper (C-Type print technique).

: Janne Kearney, oil on canvas

: Elizabeth Pedler, Giclee print on metallic paper, face-mounted on acrylic.

: George Agius, Blown and sculpted glass, Tasmanian Oak, LED.

: Alyson Bell, looped video projection. Kennedy Prize 2015 Winner

: Graeme Balchin, Oil on linen

: Louise Feneley, oil on Belgian linen, Represented by Hill Smith Gallery

: Robert Fielding, hand painted – digital print on archival paper

: Kent Morris, Framed archival print on Canson rag paper constructed from a single photograph.

: Tessa McOnie, Oil on Canvas. Glazing and Hyperrealism

: Pilar De La Torre, Oil on linen panel. Painted in “alla prima” with a Singer Sargent influence.

: Christophe Canato, Digital photograph, ink jet print on metallic paper, acrylic face mounted

: Neale Stratford, Archival pigment ink on Aluminium.

: Terrianne Murray, Spine samples of books from 1880s to 1940s

: Julia deVille, Rabbit, leather, hematite, mystic spinel, smoky quartz, silver, gold, feathers, glass

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FOUNDATION’S CHOICE 2015

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: Sophie Downey, heavy body acrylic and gouache…

: Anita Metcalf, Acrylic on watercolour paper, Brush and airbrush

: Shaelene Murray, Stainless Steel

: Tamara Dean, Archival inkjet print on cotton rag

: Kellie Leczinska, Photographic Digital Print – All made in camera

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