Agendo Exhibition Program 2019

agendo EXHIBITION 8-14 August 2019 Camberwell $10,000 non-acquisitive prize for young emerging artists (under 35).

– Winner’s Award generously donated by Peter and Jane Crone –

Grammar School, proudly supporting emerging artists.

agendo A message from the Headmaster of Camberwell Grammar School The Agendo Art Competition is intended to support young artists in a practical and meaningful way. The commitment to ‘be an artist’ is one which requires courage and determination and persistence. It also requires a belief that Art is valuable and has worth – a belief which is not always easy to maintain in the face of the commercial realities of life. This competition was designed to support that belief and to provide some financial space in which future work can be created.

The Arts have always held an important place within our School, and we have always encouraged our students to explore their own artistic dimensions. This competition represents an attempt to reach out to the world beyond the school and to support artistic endeavour of young adults in a practical and useful way.

We are again fortunate to be supported by Peter and Jane Crone who have so generously provided the $10,000 prize that will be awarded to the winning artist. We are also thrilled that artists from all over Australia have accepted our invitation and provided us with a wonderfully diverse and exciting exhibition.

I invite you to enjoy the results of this ambitious project in the 2019 Agendo Art Award Finalists’ Exhibition.

Paul Hicks Headmaster

Thank you to our generous sponsors We thank the following sponsors for their support of this exhibition: n Peter and Jane Crone n Alliance Catering n Fuji Xerox n Gippsland Solar n Vicki Hutchins, Framer n Wolf and Turner Travel Associates

Vicki Hutchins FRAMER

Welcome to the seventh Biennial Agendo Art Award and Exhibition for young emerging artists. Agendo is an opportunity for young emerging artists to promote and expose their work and talent. In addition, this substantial award recognises the continued commitment and individual contribution that all young artists make to our community.

Agendo is a non-acquisitive prize of $10,000 sponsored by Peter and Jane Crone.

In addition to this prize, a work will be selected for purchase to remain in the permanent collection of Camberwell Grammar School.

In this, the seventh Agendo Exhibition, we have again been thrilled by the response and the standard and range of entries that we have received. This re-affirms our decision to establish Agendo as a highly regarded event, showcasing the finest selection of emerging art by young artists in Australia.

Winner 2017: Kathryne Genevieve Honey “Untitled (palimpsest 1), 2016�, silver gelatine print

PANEL Judges for the 2019 Agendo Award Mr Robert Haysom Art Educator & Writer Mr Kevin Boyd Art Educator & Ceramic Artist Mr Phil Davey Artist, Print Maker & Ceramic Artist Mr David Williamson Art Educator & Artist

Agendo will be opened by Mr Robert Haysom

FINALISTS 1.

Bryce Anderson “Tilted Ground” $1,500 Ink transfer, acrylic and oil on canvas

2.

Lisa Axiotis “Apparition of Modern Shape” $2,400 Charcoal on canvas

3.

Jack Balfour “Fading Frost” $1,195 Wheel thrown porcelain, with graduated Chun and Neodymium glazes fired in reduction

4.

Sahil Balgovind “Life Can Be A Mess” $350 Dirt stains and marker on a recycled curtain

5.

Tim Coad “Beneath the Sticks” $2,500 Composite drawing

6.

Samuel Condon Acrylic on French linen

“A study of French colonial scene $600 paintings in Paris”

7.

Kayannie Denigan Acrylic on canvas

“Ngayku Babi’s Bubu Yinya $450 (My Nanna’s Country)”

8.

Caroline Esbenshade “Tableau for a Tragedy” $2,700 Oil paint on canvas

9.

Caroline Esbenshade “Stage for a meeting of lovers” $2,000 Oil paint on canvas

10.

Elham Eshraghian Single-channel video film

11.

Kerri Hollingsworth “Penelope” $5,000 Textile/object art, upholstery art

12.

Corinna Howell “The sour picnic” $1,500 Oil on canvas

13.

Vanessa Howells Pigment print on cotton rag

“Dear Mona” $5,000

“Woman In Another Landscape, $700 A modern history of Art”

14.

Suyee Hughes “Vivid” $3,500 Acrylic on canvas

15.

Alexander Hunt “Melbourne in a day” $1,450 Acrylic on plywood

16.

Ashlee Hutchings “Cold-Blooded” $1,100 Photographic print

17.

Elliott Kuhlmann “The Artist” $1,850 Digital print on photo rag

18.

Max Lachowicz “The Dancers” $550 Black liquid on fancy paper

19. Isobel Markus-Dunworth “Eucalypt” $1,500

Acrylic-mounted photographic film, shelf 20. Nicholas Miller “Five-Year Self Portrait” $1,000 Etching 21. Monique Morter “Ka Tiritiri O te Moana” $3,500

Pastel on primed archival paper 22.

James Murnane “You need not strive” $500 Acrylic on engraved Japanese magnolia

23.

Luke Neil “The Growth” $1,500 Red iron bark timber

24.

Emma Normington “Bereft” Digital drawing

25.

Raj Panda “Storyteller” $1,600 Acrylic on wood

26.

Emma Pattenden “Leura” $950 Acrylic on canvas

27.

Willem Payten “Bus money” $350 Oil pastels on paper

$300

28. Ruby Pilven “Salt and Gold” $2,000 Ceramics

29. Ryan Pola “Avia” $4,900 Graphite 30.

Ahmad Rahmat “Collingwood Untitled #1” $300 Ink on paper

31.

Ahmad Rahmat “Melbourne Untitled #1” $300 Ink on paper

32.

Avan Robins “Plants” $1,300 Oil paint on stretched canvas

33.

Lucy Roleff “Silver Dollars” $1,200 Oil on canvas

34.

Tully Ross “The Unyielding Pursuit of Happiness” Acrylic and ink on canvas

35.

Ebben Saunders “Crowd (untitled study)” $500 Acrylic paint on canvas

36.

Imogen Schwarz “Seafood” $650 Coloured pencil on paper

$700

37. Samantha Sommariva “Pudica” $4,999 Sculpture 38.

Molly Stephenson “Dark Ecology” $700 Soap, salt, plastic net, cotton, earthenware clay, glaze, silicone, sequins, food dye

39.

Bronte Stolz “Eternity” $2,000 Velvet painting

40.

Adam Stone “Before The Fall” $3,300 Bronze, enamel, concrete

41.

Jess Taylor “We Suffer From Inwards Growth (1)” $550 3D printed plastic, thread, beads, shelf, decal, edition 1 of 3

42.

Simon Welsh “Benediction” $250 Collage. Graphic art. Paper

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