2019

The finalistsAs judged by

Professor Ross HarleyDean of the Faculty of Art & Design and UNSW Chair of Arts and Culture

Louise Herron am Chief Executive Officer, Sydney Opera House

Tim RossDesign and Architecture Advocate, Broadcaster, Author and Comedian

Exhibition open

Saturday 12 October to Sunday 3 November 2019weekdays 9am to 5pm and weekends 10am to 4pm

1. Veronica Andrus-BlaskievicsInside-out

14 x 10 x 5.5 cmConcrete, textiles

$1,800

2. Oliver Ashworth-MartinTraces

50 x 17 x 17 cmConcrete on gum wood base

$3,200

3. Carol CookeInterconnected

15 x 40 cmWooden hoop, cotton,embroidery thread, wire, found objects, beads

$400

4. Carol Lehrer CrawfordAva

40 x 22 x 27 cmCarrara marble

$11,400

Courtesy Clara Street Gallery

5. Nicole de MestreUrban Stalagmites

75 x 50 x 45 cmRecycled & found materials-wire, rope, plastic, feathers, cotton, wool, polyester thread

$930

6. Tracey DeepSacred Willow

80 x 30 x 60 cmWire, hemp fibre

$7,800

Courtesy Saint Cloche

7. Ara DolatianFantastical Wilderness

40 x 40 x 40 cmGlazed ceramics, neon, silicone

$2,200

8. Paula DunlopCover

16 x 17 x 21 cmTimber milliner’s block, glass beads, thread

$11,000

9. Kate EllisUntitled, Poodle Paw

16 x 54 x 22 cmBees wax, damar resin, silk thread, acrylic & poodle fur

$1,750

10. Merran EssonAutumn On The Monaro

30 x 70 x 70 cmFired ceramics

$8,000

Courtesy Stella Downer Fine Art

11. Tina FoxMade By Hand

43 x 30 x 15cmCotton thread, acrylic

$3,500

12. Lisa GilesUntitled

19 x 28 x 28 cmHahnemuhle paper

$1,000

13. Wanda GillespieHigher Consciousness Integrating Calculator (with Gumnut) 250 x 80 x 80 cmWalnut, brass, wooden beads, gum nuts, resin, wax, cast concrete

$1,750Courtesy The Vivian Gallery

14. Mehwish IqbalMotherland

48 x 80 x 40 cmPorcelain

$12,500

Courtesy Nanda Hobbs

15. Erica IzardHomage to Grief

65 x 65 x 65 cmGlass & ribbon

$1,200

16. Kieta JacksonBraggadocio 1

35 x 35 x 7 cmWoven copper

$600

Courtesy Andrew Baker Art Dealer

17. Nathan KeoghUnconstrained No.2

23.5 x 20.5 x 30.5 cmBench vice & plaster

$3,800

18. Louiseann Kingtear

80 x 80 x 80 cmBronze, glass, wood, mirrors

$10,000

19. Neil LaredoLittle Boxes

23 x 68.5 x 68.5 cmTasmanian Oak body finished with Danish oil & painted MDF

$1,800

20. Jessica LeitmanisSpouts from which to drink, circa 200 C.E.54 x 40 x 27 cmMarine debris rope collected from Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, South West National Park & fishing line

$3,500

21. Donna Marcusball-and-socket

42 x 42 x 42 cmAluminium & plastic

$3,300

Courtesy Andrew Baker Art Dealer

22. Ali McCannDiminished Knowledge

18.5 x 9.5 x 4.5 cmBronze

$3,500

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23. Alison McDonaldSilent iterations of change

10 x 50 x 45 cmDiscarded library cards, stainless steel & brass

$6,000

24. Jane McKenzieCircumvent

34 x 27 x 27 cmTerracotta & white underglaze

$1,100

25. Stuart Rex McLachlanFortitude

54 x 43 x 58 cmPaper & Arches watercolour paper, acrylic paint, transparent acetate, industrial glue, sandstone

$11,000

Courtesy Nanda Hobbs

26. Julie Monro-AllisonNook

60 x 60 x 60 cmWashi paper, wire

$1,900

27. Toni MorrisonFire Within

16 x 22 x 22 cmMerino wool, raffia wooden painted beads & jewellery cord

$350

28. Ulan MurrayDelta Pod

15 x 60 x 60 cmCopper

$16,500

29. Brenda PageBetty

50 x 30 x 10 cmCast glass

$6,900

30. Julie PenningtonCurve

22 x 13 x7 cmPorcelain

$650

31. Kenny PittockSoy Sauce for Dimmies

16 x 42 x 29 cmAcrylic on kiln fired earthenware ceramic

$1,800

32. Louis PrattMan at the Edge

63 x 24 x 26 cmBronze & marble

$6,500

Courtesy Nanda Hobbs

33. Jane PriceClouds

20 x 30 x 25 cmPorcelain

$550

34. Mandy Quadrioshe unfolds

32 x 22 x 10 cmBull kelp, ochre, river reed

$550

35. Natalie RosinSculptures by a woman trying to recall her 6 year old self

26 x 55 x 35 cm (in 12 parts)Ceramic, markers, fixative

$4,400

Gold Sponsors

Silver Sponsors

The Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize an acquisitive award of $20,000

The Special Commendationa non-acquisitive award of $2,000

The Mayor’s Awarda non-acquisitive award of $1,000

The Viewers’ Choicea non-acquisitive award of $1,000

Principal SponsorMark Moran Vaucluse is proud to support the arts in Woollahra and the 2019 Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize.

Woollahra Council would like to thank the following 2019 sponsors and supporters

Bronze Sponsor

Media Supporter

Vote for your favourite entry in the The Viewers’ Choice AwardVote in person or online at sculptureprize.woollahra.nsw.gov.auEnquiries can be directed to 9391 7135 or sculpture@woollahra.nsw.gov.au

36. Benjamin Jay ShandArray 3

40 x 60 x 20 cmSteel, acrylic

$4,750

37. Patricia SmartBanksia-Coral

60 x 35 x 35 cmClay & glaze with wooden base

$3,000

38. Tai SnaithMarkers of occupation

21 x 17 x 10 cmSouthern Ice porcelain

$2,500

39. Luke StorrierBurnt Stick

17 x 38.5 x 11 cmConcrete, cedar

$2,550

Courtesy Olsen Gallery

40. Johannes van NunenSaint Peter’s Basilica’s Choir, Let Us Go Now Series

43 x 24 cmGlass, balsa wood, vintage fabrics, twine, acrylic paint,

$3,500

41. Jeff WoodThe Standard model

50 x 30 x 28 cmLED’s, paint brush, hand-made circuit, lemons, copper and zink etching plates & wax

$500

42. Peter ZappaHBs

40 x 50 x 50 cmWood, graphite, steel, paint

$4,200

Courtesy Mossenson Gallery

43. NOT Song Dynasty (clouds)

7 x 33 x 33 cmLead crystal glass, found wooden antique food container

$3,300

Courtesy Kronenberg Mais Wright