Event 'the churchie'

'the churchie'

Online Prize Announcement

18 September 2020
6.30–7pm

Join us via live stream to hear the prize announcement for the churchie emerging art prize 2020!

Judge Tarun Nagesh (Curator, Asian Art, Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art) will announce the Major Prize Winner and three Commendation Prizes live from the IMA.

2020 Finalists: Nathan Beard, Tom Blake, Jessica Bradford, Martin George, Yasbelle Kerkow, Guy Louden, Lachlan McKee, Georgia Morgan, Nabilah Nordin, James Nguyen, Emily Parsons-Lord, Marina Pumani Brown, and Athena Thebus.

‘the churchie’ offers a prize pool of $25,000, with the overall winner receiving a non-acquisitive $15,000 cash prize donated by long-standing sponsor, BSPN Architecture along with a $5,000 Special Commendation Prize sponsored by Fardoulys Constructions, two $1,000 Commendation Prizes and a $3,000 People’s Choice Award sponsored by Madison Cleaning. The finalists’ exhibition has been curated by Talia Smith.

Tune in for the live announcement of of the churchie emerging art prize 2020. Image: Nabilah Nordin, Anti-Poem (detail), 2020.

Posted by Institute of Modern Art on Sunday, September 13, 2020

 

Nabilah Nordin, 'Anti-Poem' (detail), 2020

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