Good images are the single most important part of your entry (aside from the work itself!). Our judges select the works to shortlist based on these images alone, so it is of utmost importance that you submit the best images possible of your work. Here are some photography tips for photographing your work.
Read MoreWinning the People’s Choice helped my confidence, if hundreds of people decided they liked my work best in such a beautiful display of art, that really inspires me as I sit in the studio and paint new work.
Read MoreJo Bone, glass artist, won the Significant 3D award in the 2018 Stanthorpe Art Prize. She has recently been creating trophies for various award ceremonies, including the Asia Pacific Screen Awards, Containers for Change and the Queensland Literary Awards.
Read More“One thing that was really nice about the exhibition for me was meeting Gina & Tim Fairfax”
Read More“I had always seen it as an art prize of excellent standing, so when I saw a call for entries and knew that I had something worthwhile submitting that year, I did.”
Read MoreWinning the Local Artist Prize gave me a much-needed confidence boost. I was surprised and honoured that my work was chosen by two well-respected judges who are experts in their field.
Read MoreWinning Emerging Artist 2018 was such a blessing. Not only did I gain exposure in the press but I feel it also gave me some credibility.
Read More“I was not aware of how ground breaking it was until other photographers came up to me on the night saying how important it was for a photograph to win an Art Prize that has many other more traditional forms of art as competition.”
Read MoreThe Stanthorpe Art Prize wants to hear what you have to say. If your entry is selected as a finalist your statement and an image of your artwork will be used in the Art Prize exhibition catalogue. They will also appear on our web page.
Read MoreWe have a new prize breakdown for the 2020 Stanthorpe Art Prize, with the total prizes available increasing to $50000.
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