The Print Council of Australia will award AU$1,000 to an artist to assist in the development of their visual arts practice. One artist will be selected from this year's Emerging Artists‚ Exhibition, FRESH at the 10th Anniversary Sydney Art on Paper Fair, 28 July to 31 July.
Applying artists must use paper as a means of innovative creative expression.
FRESH provides a unique opportunity for emerging artists to exhibit alongside major Australian and international artists at the Sydney Art on Paper Fair. All selected works may be offered for sale at the Fair.
The Print Council is a national, not for profit, visual arts organisation, which promotes all forms of contemporary print. In its advocacy role, the Print Council aims to widen the audience for works on paper. The organisation works to develop further opportunities for both emerging and established artists, and publishes IMPRINT magazine.
The Sydney Art on Paper Fair (SAPF) is a biennial international art fair. It is the only art fair specialising in and promoting works on paper in the South East Asia and Pacific regions. Leading art galleries, fine art publishers and print workshops from Australia and overseas bring to Sydney the finest selection of original limited-edition prints, watercolours, collages, computer-generated prints, photography, drawings, illustrations and artists‚ books. SAPF is an unmatched forum for viewing and buying quality works on paper.
FRESH ENTRIES CLOSE: 5pm, FRIDAY 27 MAY, 2005. For further details contact: info@sydneyartonpaperfair.com.au or go to www.sydneyartonpaperfair.com.au
The 10th SAPF will be held at the Byron Kennedy Hall, Moore Park, Sydney, from Thursday 28 July to Sunday 31 July 2005. Preview: Wednesday 27 July, 6-9pm.
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