According to my Top 10 Sydney, the "Archibald, Wynne & Sulman Prizes" are no. 9 on their list of the ten things to at the Art Gallery of NSW.
No. 1 Exterior
No. 2 Grand Courts
No. 3 Yirbana Gallery
No. 4 Asian Galleries
No. 5 Australian Art Collection
No. 6 Contemporary Collection
No. 7 Temporary Exhibition
No. 8 Art After Hours
No. 9 Archibald, Wynne & Sulman Prizes
No. 10 Cafe & Restaurant
The above links take you to my previous posts of visits to the Art Gallery.
I try to visit The Archies every year.
Some years inspire me more than others.
Here are my favourite portraits from The Archibalds.
No. 1 Exterior
No. 2 Grand Courts
No. 3 Yirbana Gallery
No. 4 Asian Galleries
No. 5 Australian Art Collection
No. 6 Contemporary Collection
No. 7 Temporary Exhibition
No. 8 Art After Hours
No. 9 Archibald, Wynne & Sulman Prizes
No. 10 Cafe & Restaurant
The above links take you to my previous posts of visits to the Art Gallery.
I try to visit The Archies every year.
Some years inspire me more than others.
Here are my favourite portraits from The Archibalds.
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| Dr Dick Quan by Jeremy Kibel |
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| The winner - Charles Waterstreet by Nigel Milsom |
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| David Hart by Jessica Le Clerc |
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| Last Portrait of Betty Churcher by Peter Churcher |
The Wynne Prize for landscape painting was my favourite section this year.
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| The Channel Series by Karl de Waal |
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| Detail of the Channel Series |
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| Up Shit Creek, Gallipoli by Luke Sciberras |
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| Called down from the mountains, written in the sea by Aaron Kinnane |
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| Vita in extremis by Ulan Murray |
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| Blackheath street landscape by Robert Malherbe |
Do you have a favourite?
This post is part of Saturday Snapshot
Love, love, love the Channel series. Also very much like the portrait of David Hart ! What a great exhibit!
ReplyDeleteThe Channel series was my favourite too. I wish I'd taken a close-up of each vignette.
DeleteDavid Hart is a landscape artist, hence the trees growing out of his back :-)
Very I nice...I really like the Channel Series. It is very unique!
ReplyDeleteI like seeing the prizes too. I really didn't like that Charles Waterstreet winner this year. Much too freaky for my taste. That's a moving one of Betty Churcher. Sad to see her like that really. I love the bricks- they're fabulous, I've not seen them before. And that up/down tree is fascinating. It must have been an interesting visit this day Brona.
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