Mosman Art Prize
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The Mosman Art Prize is an annual art award made by the corporation of Mosman, a suburb of Sydney, New South Wales.[1] It has been running since 1947. Past adjudicators also include notable Australian art figures such as Margaret Preston, John Olsen, Tim Storrier, Jenny Sages and Edmund Capon.[2]
List of winners
- 1947 Margaret Olley for New England Landscape (inaugural prize)
- 1948 Joy Ewart for Onions Point
- 1949 Klaus Friedeberger for Mt Gillen, Alice Springs
- 1950 Guy Warren for Valley of the Albert, Queensland
- 1951 Francis Lymburner for Circular Quay
- 1952 Grace Cossington Smith for Gum Blossom and Drapery
- 1953 J Richard Ashton for Wollongong Boat Harbour
- 1954 Roy Fluke for Bridge Construction
- 1955 Hayward Veal for Noon, Montmartre, Paris
- 1956 Maximillian Feuerring for Odalisque
- 1956 Frank Hinder for Monkeys (drawing)
- 1957 Elwyn Lynn for Spring Still Life
- 1958 Roy Fluke for Steel Plant
- 1958 Tom Gleghorn for Fragment of the Crucifixion (watercolour)
- 1959 Margot Lewers for Abstraction
- 1960 Margot Lewers for Composition in Blue
- 1960 Weaver Hawkins for The Forwards (watercolour)
- 1961 Nancy Borlase for Drift
- 1962 James Grainger Phillips for Blue's Point
- 1963 Charles Reddington for Wonders and Workings of a New Place
- 1964 E Colin Williams for Landslide
- 1965 Guy Warren for Moon at Mungo Brush
- 1966 Emeritus Professor Ken Reinhard for N
- 1967 Ronald Lambert for The Dogon
- 1968 Joseph Szabo for Without - Within IV
- 1969 Stuart Maxwell for Slant
- 1970 William Peascod for Stele
- 1971 Reinis Zusters for Urban Episode
- 1972 Ross Jackson for 1970-L
- 1973 Joan Brassil for Creative Tension III - Cell Division
- 1974 Alan Oldfield for Ocean Cruise
- 1976 John Lethbridge for Slipshod
- 1976 Max Miller for Frieze (other medium)
- 1977 Aileen Rogers for Therese Delanty
- 1978 Lesley Haslewood Pockley for Still Life
- 1979 Janet Dawson for The Hawk and the Cloud
- 1980 David Hawkes for Florin Subsides
- 1981 Chris Johnson for Winter Landscape
- 1981 Lloyd Rees for Breezy Day Lane Cove (other medium)
- 1982 Jacki Fewtrell for Venetian Wilderness
- 1983 Frank McNamara for Monaro District
- 1983 Judith White for Pitt Street (non-traditional)
- 1984 Greg Hansell for Tin Shadows No.11
- 1985 Geoff Levitus for Out of Place
- 1986 John Caldwell for Central Tablelands
- 1988 Hayden Wilson for The Departure of the Mary Bryant
- 1989 Cressida Campbell for Studio
- 1990 Greg Hansell for Miss Trail's Garden, Bathurst
- 1990 John Bartley for Bull ants, blowflies and burnt chops (non-traditional)
- 1991 Anthony Galbraith for Untitled 56 (joint winner)
- 1991 Rodney Milgate for Landscape with Figures
- 1992 Bob Marchant for The Young Don Bradman
- 1992 Kilmeny Niland for Vita with Violet
- 1993 Nicholas Harding for Newtown Station
- 1994 Jenny Sages for 3am
- 1995 Dianna Portingale for Marmalade and Tea
- 1996 Elisabeth Cummings for The Music Room
- 1997 Francis Giacco for Polyptch
- 1998 Judith White for Cultivation (Series) Floodplain
- 1999 Tim Johnson for Maitreya
- 2000 Lucy Culliton for Still Life/White Ground
- 2001 Guan Wei for Gazing into Deep Space No.8 (1-3)
- 2002 Roy Jackson for Gulgan Flats
- 2003 Noel McKenna for 5 Birds
- 2004 Peter Godwin for The Duck Salon/A memory
- 2005 Adam Cullen for Surfer Joe was Light Horse (joint winner)
- 2005 Tom Carment for Ships at Sea (WA) (joint winner)
- 2006 Fan Dongwang for Descendant
- 2007 James Powditch for Butterfly Effects
- 2008 Jasper Knight for Wharf with Yellow Palings
- 2009 Alex Lavroff for Amish Bucket with Capsicums in Colander [3]
- 2010 Craig Waddell for I remember you as you were my beauty
- 2011 Kerrie Lester for Out on a Limb
- 2012 David Fairbairn for Seated Figure J.B. with orange ground
- 2013 Rachel Ellis for Bathurst landscape - William Street
- 2014 Michael Muir for Past the Stacks
- 2015 Alan Jones for Painting 131 (North Coogee)
- 2016 Michael Zavros for Flora
- 2017 Jumaadi for Some Kind of Record
- 2018 Natasha Walsh for The Cicarda
- 2019 Paul Kelleher for The party is over
- 2020 Salote Tawale for Mangroves
- 2021 Jacobus Capone for Fallen Golden Wattle and Seawater
- 2023 David Griggs (artist), The stitches and the melanoma
- 2024 Gemma Smith, for Pollen Prism
References
- ↑ "Mosman Art Prize". Art Collector Magazine. Retrieved 4 September 2024.
- ↑ "MosmanArtPrize | Mosman Art Gallery". mosmanartgallery.org.au. Retrieved 28 June 2020.
- ↑ Alex Lavroff