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Entries are now open for one of the nation's leading contemporary emerging art prizes, the churchie national emerging art prize 2018. Now in its thirty-first year, ‘the churchie’ continues to...
The 2017 winner of the churchie national emerging art prize (‘the churchie’) is Pierre Mukeba for his series of six large-scale figurative textile paintings. Taking a critical view of the social, political and...
‘the churchie’ Committee and QUT Art Museum are pleased to announce the finalists for the 30th annual the churchie national emerging art prize. From over 900 artworks submitted 30 emerging artists have been selected...
‘the churchie’ Committee announce Aileen Burns and Johan Lundh, Executive Directors at the Institute of Modern Art (IMA), have accepted the invitation to be the judges for the churchie national emerging art prize 2017.
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Entries for the 30th annual ‘the churchie’ art prize are now open for a duration of 8 weeks, closing on Sunday 23 July 2017. ‘the churchie’ is a non-acquisitive art prize dedicated to supporting the nation’s...
The winner of the churchie national emerging art prize 2016 is Sara Morawetz for her artwork 'How the stars stand (All sols) and (Dear NASA…)'. Created in consultation with...
‘the churchie’ Committee and QUT Art Museum are proud to announce KELLY GELLATLY, Director of the Ian Potter Museum of Art, The University of Melbourne, as Guest Judge for the 29th churchie national emerging art prize 2016. Ms...
the churchie national emerging art prize has once again received a record number of entries with 445 artists submitting over 1,000 individual artworks from a varying range of disciplines...
QUT Art Museum and ‘the churchie’ Committee is proud to present the 29th churchie national emerging art prize 2016. the churchie national emerging art...
The winner of the churchie national emerging art prize (‘the churchie’) 2015, with non-acquisitive prize money of $15,000 sponsored by Brand + Slater Architects, Brisbane, is Michaela Gleave for her artwork ‘...
