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Pro Hart Outback Art Prize – Call for Entries

The Pro Hart Outback Art Prize is an acquisitive competition showcasing work in any media which reflects the spirit and diversity of the Australian Outback. The prize consists of an Acquisitive First Prize, a Non-Acquisitive Second Prize and a People’s Choice Award with a total prize pool of $23,000.

Key Dates – Entries open Monday, 1 April.

Entries close Friday, 14 June.

Finalist Notification, Friday, 28 June.

Artworks Delivered, Friday, 26 July.

Exhibition Opening, Friday, 9 August.

Exhibition Dates, 9 August–27 October.

1 April—14 June

Broken Hill City Art Gallery

404-408 Argent Street Broken Hill NSW 2880

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