Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize
Gartside, a Melbourne-based artist, won the $25,000 prize for her work #19, part of her ongoing series, Bunnies in Love, Lust and Longing, 2024, that anthropomorphizes second-hand gloves into rabbit forms. The work was recognised for its emotional depth, use of repurposed materials, and personal exploration of tenderness, desire, and introspection. The piece will join the […]
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Jacqueline Rose
In an upper corner of the home in which Rose works, a desk is laden – neatly laden – with the objects of her current study: small, utilisable textile items, largely mono- or dichromatic, with intricate, geometrically patterned bodies. On the opposite wall is a bookcase. The special, slim editions mainly live on the shelves […]
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Rae Begley
We’re looking both down through history and up into a tentative mythology in Towers of the Goddess, 2018–22. Layers build upon each other as our eye moves towards the top of the image: starting in amongst loud, wet foliage in the foreground, a waterfall breaking through dark green vegetation, we move up through black rock, […]
