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Congratulations to the Schubert Contemporary artists selected as finalists in the Archibald Prize 2009
Nell Schofield oil on canvas 90 x 120 cm
David Helfgott watercolour,oil on canvas
self-portrait in the bathroom discussing beauty, bukowski and brett whiteley
with my ex, now a stripper who likes to dress as wonder woman
mixed media on canvas 300 x 200 cm
We are delighted to announce that Anthony Bennett has also been selected as a finalist in
The Sulman and Wynne prizes 2009
(images to come)
Along with Peter Smets
(Sulman Prize)
Teamwork oil on canvas 180 x 140 cm
(Wynne Prize)
Recycle oil on canvas 110 x 140 cm
And Louise Feneley in the Sulman Prize
Cycle Of Tides oil on linen
Congratulations also go to Cherry Hood for being announced as a finalist in the Doug Moran Portrait Prize 2009
Congratulations to the Schubert Contemporary artist Nick Ashby for being awarded The Artworkers prize 2009, The Redland Art Award 2008 and for being Highly Commended in the Clayton Utz Travelling Scholarship
Schubert Contemporary wishes to congratulate Claire Bridge for winning the Living Art Award and the People's Choice Award for the Stan and Maureen Duke Gold Coast Art Prize for her painting, "After the Bath"
We are delighted to announce Schubert Contemporary will be representing Abbey McCulloch in the Renault
"New Generation" section of Art Sydney 2008 on October 23, 24, 25 & 26 at the Royal Hall of Industries.
We will be located at Stand N7 and hope to see you there.
The Pickle oil/canvas150 x 90 cm
Schubert Contemporary wishes to congratulate Hilary Herrmann for being announced as a finalist in this years Portia Geach Portraiture Prize with her painting "Blurry Name In A Busy World".
Congratulations to Schubert Contemporary artist
Amanda van Gils who has had an
extraordinary month after
being selected as a finalist in no less than four national Art Prizes. They include the prestigious Mosman Art Prize, The Tattersall's Cub Art Prize in Brisbane, The John Leslie Art Prize and the esteemed Fleurieu Art
Prize with her work entitled
"View from a Speeding Train"
Schubert Contemporary wishes to congratulate Virginia Grayson who's self-portrait entitled
"No-Conclusions - Self portrait" has won the Dobell Prize for Drawing
Schubert Contemporary wishes to congratulate Christopher Pope who's painting entitled "Green Frog" has been chosen as a finalist in the Waterhouse National History Art Prize 2008. It has also won the Highly Commended Award
Congratulations to Schubert Contemporary artist Peter Smets who was selected as a finalist for the Tattersall's Club Landscape Art Prize 2008
Congratulations to Schubert Contemporary artists Melissa Egan and Margaret Ackland who are both finalists in the 2008 Blake Art Prize
Congratulations to Schubert Contemporary artist David Beaumont who is a finalist in the
Fletcher Jones Art Prize 2008 with his painting titled 'You Yangs Red'.
Schubert Contemporary congratulates Camilla Connolly. who has won the Waverly Art Prize 2008 (Drawing section) for her work titled “Lorax Drawing Number 1.”
Schubert Contemporary congratulates Susan Simonini, for being chosen as a finalist in the
Launch - Clayton Utz Travelling Scholarship with her work entitled "Life In The Slow Lane"
Schubert Contemporary congratulates Marc Renshaw, for being chosen as a finalist in the
35th Alice Prize with his work entitled "A Unanimous Encounter"
Congratulations to the finalists in the Archibald Prize 2008 from Schubert Contemporary:
"Portrait Of Jon Farriss In A Kylie T-Shirt"
"Heath"
and Zhong Chen
"Nicholas Harding"
Schubert Contemporary congratulates Zhong Chen, for being chosen as a finalist in the
Wynne Prize 2008 with his work entitled "Rainy Days III"
Schubert Contemporary congratulates Cherry Hood, for being chosen as a finalist in the
Doug Moran Art Prize 2008 with her portrait entitled "Gabriella"
Schubert Contemporary congratulates Zhong Chen, for being chosen as a finalist in the
Doug Moran Art Prize 2008 with his portrait entitled "Jennifer And Friend"
Schubert Contemporary congratulates Melissa Egan, for being chosen as a finalist in the
Doug Moran Art Prize 2008 with her delightful portrait of Charles Blackman
