McClelland Sculpture Survey & Award 2010
McClelland is pleased to announce the 2010 Finalists:
- Ashika
- Geoffrey Bartlett
- Robert Bridgewater
- Matt Calvert
- Daniel Clemmett
- Dean Colls
- William Eicholtz
- John Eiseman
- Emily Floyd
- Mathieu Gallois, Vesna Trobec & Caz Comino
- Briele Hansen
- Matthew Harding
- Greg Johns
- Chaco Kato
- James Kenyon
- Alexander Knox
- Gregor Kregar
- Jonathan Leahey
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- Michael Le Grand
- Anton McMurray
- Adrian Mauriks
- Joanne Mott
- Clive Murray-White
- Louise Paramor
- James Parrett
- Geoffrey Ricardo
- Kate Rohde
- Caroline Rothwell
- Robbie Rowlands
- Colin Suggett
- Neil Taylor
- Ken Unsworth
- Jane Valentine
- Jason Waterhouse
- Jud Wimhurst
- Laura Woodward
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Since its inception in 2003, the McClelland Sculpture Survey has emerged as the most important outdoor sculpture exhibition in Australia, displaying a wide range of works in different media and styles by both established and emerging artists.
Displayed throughout 16 hectares of bush and landscaped gardens, the McClelland Sculpture Survey is intended to provide sculptors the opportunity to present their works in an outdoor exhibition context. The exhibition is accompanied by a major comprehensive catalogue.
Sculptors nationally and internationally are eligible to enter the McClelland Sculpture Survey, an exhibition highlighting the diversity and invention of contemporary sculptural practice.
The selected artists are eligible for the McClelland Award 2010, an acquisitive award valued at A$100,000 (GST excluded). The McClelland Award 2010 will be judged by Tony Ellwood, Director, Queensland Art Gallery| Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane.
The McClelland Sculpture Survey & Award 2010 is presented in equal partnership by the Elisabeth Murdoch Sculpture Foundation and The Balnaves Foundation.
The Frankston City Award, a second award valued at A$20,000 (GST excluded) is sponsored by Frankston City Council and will be awarded to an artist whose work is voted the most popular by visitors to the McClelland Sculpture Survey. This award is presented in June 2011.
The Frankston City Award:
The Frankston City Award of $20,000 is voted for by visitors to the McClelland Sculpture Survey exhibition...
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