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Call for entries: Incinerator Art Award 2024 — Incinerator Art Award winner, Xanthe Dobbie, 2023. Photograph: Kenneth Suico.

Incinerator Gallery

Call for entries: Incinerator Art Award 2024

Incinerator Gallery is excited to announce the Call for Entries for the tenth annual Incinerator Art Award. A nationally recognised exhibition that celebrates the crucial role art plays for contemporary Australian audiences. The exhibition is dedicated to Art for Social Change and invites entries from both emerging and established artists from all over Australia. With a total prize pool of $12,000, the Incinerator Art Award offers three prestigious awards, including the $10,000 Incinerator Art Award, the $1,000 Moonee Valley Mayoral Award and the $1,000 People’s Choice Award. Shortlisted artists will have their artworks displayed in the gallery for the Incinerator Art Award 2024 exhibition. The opening night taking place on Friday, 20 September will see the announcement of the Incinerator Art Award and Moonee Valley Mayoral Award winners. Entries for the Incinerator Art Award 2024 are open from Monday, 1 April and close on Tuesday, 30 April. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to showcase your artistic talent and contribute to Art for Social Change. To find out more, visit incineratorgallery.com.au.

1 April—30 April

Incinerator Gallery

180 Holmes Road Moonee Ponds VIC 3039

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Group Exhibition

Incinerator Gallery

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Incinerator Gallery

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Incinerator Gallery

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Art Guide Australia

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“I guess that is the thread, that I am very open to influences that come into my life, you know, and I respond to them,” says Suzanne Archer in The Long Run, Art Guide’s latest podcast series featuring interviews with artists who have 60-year practices.

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Interview: Yhonnie Scarce and the mutual mutation of glass

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